I mean, you pay more for more content. You pay $70 for the $70 of content included in the game, and then... you pay more... if you want the additional content they continue to add after that... Idk. “You can’t sell additional things if you launch at a premium price” just seems like a weird line to me. Like is the…

They are reading the room, and it’s making them a shit ton of money.

That’s one read, re: the mind flayer, but it’s also possible the inverse is true.

Meanwhile the rest of the current player base is actually thankful for these changes which will:

This isn’t free to play grind bullshit as much as it is, “we want you to learn this game and its mechanics before jumping into games with other people who very much know what they’re doing”

Unless I missed something, pretty sure you never visit Dagobah. 

She’s the weak spot of the show for me, but I blame the director and/or the casting department.

Maybe my memory is way off but isn’t that a response to Luke asking if she remembers her “real mother”?

Sounds like it was poorly managed and well out the door already. It folded only a few months after the cyber attack so the endowment must not have had much margin, and less than $1.5k of donations suggests that former students just plain don’t care about it, or that the 20 million ask was a ridiculous cash grab nobody…

Batwoman too.

Also, I don’t know what percentage, but I can absolutely guarantee you some of the film was shot in Chicago. Not just because I recognize some of it, but because when I am out walking the dog and I see a film crew, I always ask what they are shooting and twice the answer was “The Batman.”

ultimately the issue to overcome is there is no bipoc folks in the group, so they’re trying to address this at the margins with the best intentions but it’s really just not satisfying ultimately. it’s a tough ask given the the whole endeavors grassroots origins - nobody was “hired” - the whole thing started out as a…

Stupid sexy Bear McCreary.

You can’t talk about show intros without bringing up Cowboy Bebop:

My wife and I are big fans of medieval and fantasy tv shows (Game of Thrones, The Witcher, Vikings, The Last Kingdom, etc...) and we both really liked the first season. It definitely suffered from pacing issues throughout, but I thought all the performances were pretty good, non stellar, but good.

I’m just barely invested enough to continue to the second season, but yeah, this show is just not good. In eight short episodes, we saw not one, not two, but three trips through a dark, evil place where Our Heroes are told they need to stick to the path and not touch anything.

Um, I’m sorry, but why does Rob think they are endangering i0 being going back to save Trinity? I mean, they aren’t doing it from inside i0 and there’s never any lines like “the machines might take the codes for i0 from you guys” or anything. I mean, the crew of the Mnemosyne are endangering their own lives, which is…

I mean, the article is literally about “anime purists” (lol wtf is that?) shitting on something because it wasn’t the anime/Japanese.

You didn’t watch it yet because you didn’t think it would be good enough, you wanted to like it but you never actually gave it a chance to be liked.

I’m not sure why people are so quick to blame the hardcore anime fans. The show wasn’t cancelled because of some toxic harassment campaign. It was cancelled because not enough people watched. Speaking purely for myself, my decision to put off watching it had nothing to do with what “anime purists” said. I really liked…