To answer that question: probably because all the depictions of those deities created actually looked like those people. I mean, it’s not actually an assumption to think they look a specific way when they are shown to actually look that way.

The scene at Georgetown when she melts down on her dormmates for being too loud while she’s trying to study is a continuation of that drive. She can’t understand why everyone else doesn’t play along with how she wants things. Then of course you finally see her getting out of a Senator’s limo, so it’s obviously worked…

...and I’m just gonna sit here and watch you explain how a noose is more offensive then that gun he’s holding. Take your time.

The montage of the two of them clowning was funny enough to justify the movie by itself, particularly a gag involving a tattoo that had me laughing harder than I have at a movie in a while.

One of the biggest “scandals” in World of Warcraft was raiding guilds getting the opportunity to playtest raid bosses before release... then one of those raiding guilds passing on that information to friends to help them get a “world first.”

Congratulations on powering through your confusion, making a huge leap in logic, and still sticking the landing with such a perfect distillation of what I wrote. You absolutely nailed it, 10/10.

Look I can suspend disbelief sometimes when it comes to art. I’m no fool. If someone who isn’t actually a dog says they’re a talking dog that loves snacks inexplicably named after him...fine. I can buy that.

So much for his stealth run.

Yeah, I think it would certainly read a lot differently without the additional context this episode provides. In the original, she scans as more legitimately torn between her two options. But with the “Do you want me?” addition of her scene here, Rick’s love ends up with the tie-breaking vote. If he cares enough about…

It was also incredibly disappointing how the help you get for clearing the divine beasts was just an initial chunk of damage to the boss. Imagine if instead they structured the boss fight around the powers you get from the divine beasts, like add a climbing segment that would be a lot easier with Revali’s Gale and hord…

Sounds like much apu about nothing, know what I mean? 

Late stage capitalism has truly poisoned some of our brains

The 'cult of work' is killing humans. 

I agree. But I also think that the actress that plays Triss is very pretty too. I’m sure there were boners to be had. Well maybe with the exception of people that had red head fetishes. 

i mean, even being charitable as hell and saying fox news is striving for a return to the fake 1950's that rots every republicans minds, that still leaves them in a situation where casual work place groping is acceptable and expected. i’m too lazy but i bet someone could find one of these women denouncing mad men on…

Ding ding ding.

These women should have had the opportunity to read the insultingly transparent lies of a right-wing propaganda organ without having to suffer that kind of humiliating abuse.

No they’re all around utility players now. I’ve killed trolls with Vicious Mockery, ended the battle with AoE spells that take out a whole group of baddies, can heal, can make it so my buddies don’t get hit, can pick locks because we don’t have a thief, will be able to haste our fighter next level because our Wizard…

Dull episode. Here’s the problem: for all the high stakes in this, the show also narrowed itself down to exactly one resolution far too early. Think of it like this: the classic rebuttal to “well of COURSE Batman’s not going to die from the Penguin’s death trap, so there’s no tension?” is “but HOW will he escape and…