So the helmet rule reverted back to earlier seasons’ rule as soon as food was involved.

Marriage gets rid of the BJs anyway.

Poor Dreams. Made the incredibly common rookie mistake of Not Being Fortnite.

I think people coming down hard on this are missing the big picture. This isn’t a “okay we want fortnite more” step by Epic, this is a “Let’s get people into our editing ecosystem and stay there”. I’m 100% certain we’ll see a story in less than a decade of a younger person being interviewed about their smash-hit indie…

Hey that’s completely reductive and totally unfair!

If you’re skilled enough to use the editor you’re better off making a game with the existing tools rather than being limited by what you can do in Fortnite.

No. It’s actually, in theory, an interesting story of how he got from the Jedi Temple to where Grogu was at the beginning of Mando season 1, episode 1, where he was in the clutches of someone who was going to sell him to the Empire.  There’s a story there.  Grogu was clearly trained (or attempted to be trained) by a…

Apparently, Mando & Bo proving that the Homeworld wasn’t cursed last week made no difference to the Covert and their extremely hazardous hideout?

Honestly it’s kinda (and by kinda I mean super) weird that the cast list y’all use still includes Gina Carano.

“Grogu’s past. I want that story. I think we all do.”

“That boy was our only hope.”

it very much feels like the animated shows, where because they had 20+ episodes they could alternate between plot-centric and ‘adventures of the week’. but 20+ episodes annually and 8 episodes every 20 months is a very different beast.

Klingons are basically drunk rugby players, Mandalorians are like missionaries. 

That comment will not stand

I’m guessing they just pushed a bunch of expenses out and will report them all next quarter.

Nah.  Just regular old capitalism.

Terminator’s a particularly frustrating franchise. Such a vast possibility space squandered because they can’t think of any ideas other than “keep trying to make Terminator 2 again”.

Ubisoft Ghost writer?

“You don’t even need the NFL license. You have ten years to make your own super popular football league!”

This seems like a tacit admission on MS’ part that after the 10 year guarantees they’re signing to try and get the deal across the finish line expire, they are in fact going to do all the things that people are afraid they’re going to do (Xbox exclusivity for COD, etc.)?