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Honestly, I’d be more interested if this was an episodic space-opera show. I miss those. Killjoys was the last great one, there hasn't been anything since. I watched Season 1 of the Expanse last month, it was nice but a bit too serious/straight-laced. 

If only there was a case study to show Twitch what happens once you allow adult content on a platform.

What season of Killjoys is this?

For a guy who seems genuinely enthusiastic and articulate, his films are so aggressively juvenile and simplistic.  It’s an odd contrast.

“I feel like when you go to a bar and you know you’re in a bar, you have to slightly deconstruct it because you’re aware of it,”

I have long considered the correct time to buy a Bethesda RPG to be when the “GotY” (or whatever they’re calling it) version is available with all the expansions and updates. 

Zach Snyder doesn’t make movies. He provides content. So this is a match made in Hell from top to bottom.

Is the Smurfgully franchise really “some of the most popular films in history”? It’s not even the most popular franchise named “Avatar”. Sure, the films made a lot of money, but they’re high-tech spectacle from one of the most famous directors alive, so of course they would. Does anybody actually care about the lore

I am mainly wary of two things:

It’s almost been frustrating, I bought this game at launch but still haven’t really started, every time I think I should finally get into playing it, a new patch comes out with a bunch of new stuff and changes that makes me think I should wait a while until it’s fully cooked, and then once I cool down enough to think

While this is true, the biggest rebuttal to this is that people are sinking hundreds of hours in solo runs of BG3. I have almost 500 hours and I have yet to play multiplayer. And yet it’s not a live service game. Sometimes things are just fun, and you want to continue to enjoy them. Starfield isn’t bad, I thought what

Because the game is derivative, repetitive, ugly, and boring?

Sure, the actual plot of the movie may be deeper and more fleshed out than what we glimpsed in the trailer, but when Magnifico says in it “People give their wishes to me, and I grant the wishes I am sure are good for Rosas”, and when asked “Some of these will never be granted?” he replies “Not some, most”, he actually

Snyder has shown movie after movie that he has no idea how to write or film engaging characters, and it’s characters that make for great movies and franchises, not special effects.

You know? It mostly just reminds me of Vin Diesel’s The Chronicles of Riddick

I thought I was going crazy when I heard it was a Netflix show and Sandman spin when I distinctly remember it being an HBO Doom Patrol spin off.

There’s something unsettling about cases like this when you’re mid-way through your 30s. I fully understand that this is just the point we’ve reached with AAA gaming, exponential dev times and exponential dev costs. But just knowing that when the next title in your favorite franchise is going to launch, whether it’s

I am looking forward to Suicide Squad, not because I expect to enjoy it, but because a game whose premise is so in conflict with it’s own gameplay (see videos of King Shark and Captain Boomerang primarily using guns) can’t help but be a hilarious train wreck when released.

If the rest of the upcoming WB games are going

For me, the compelling thing about Doom (when he’s written well) is that he’s a narcissist with nobility. He made a time machine to see the future, and found out that every timeline eventually ends with humanity turning on and destroying itself. The only one where humanity stayed united was the one where he reigned as

We should be using AI to do unfulfilling labor and let humans continue to create fulfilling art.