Steve knows what he did. 

“pretty soon, he realized Ben was just like us, but he just looked different”

IO9 posted an interview with him the other day where he flat out says he doesn’t like cats, but he’s a good actor. 

Tell that to my brother’s cat that stalks, kills, and eats (the heads of) snakes and still acts like a cucumber on the floor is the friggin’ Grim Reaper. 

That’s nonsense, and you know it’s nonsense since you’re judging people who don’t like a specific subset of games (which you’ve now declared is every game - so I guess if I go buy Anthem after work, I’ve bought a brand new indie game?).

I enjoyed the first Division game a fair amount, but at the time I was pretty into Destiny, so I never invested any real time into grinding after beating the campaign and hitting max level. Played a few co-op dungeons or whatever the game called ‘em - they’re still just dungeons, right? Can we agree on that? Point is,…

“also someone saying they don’t like indie games is the equivalent of saying they don’t like video games.”

I honestly think the only thing that gives it a run for its money looks-wise is the F-16. 

That’s cool and all, but let me know when someone recreates Hot Shots! in there.

I thought they announced the entire slate of Arrowverse shows was ending after the next crossover - I could have sworn I read it here in Morning Spoilers.

I should really dig into my email folder and find the key I got for Kickstarting HLD and, uh, actually play it. 

Lightning uses hers as a gun in her longer melee combos, and I’m pretty sure the Garleans use them as guns quite a few times in XIV.  

Whaaaat?

Man, if I still played WoW, I’d be all over this. I used to RP my main, a Paladin, as a Kul Tirasian - I race changed him to Draenei after MoP and never looked back, but if this were an option then, I’d have absolutely chosen these guys.

I liked it a lot. Goose was great, Fury worked for me in a way he hasn’t really in the previous movies, it was fun to see Coulson on the big screen again, and I loved what they did with the Skrulls.

“Last year, Earth had a visit from another planet that had a grudge match that leveled a small town. We learned that only are we not alone, but we are hopelessly, hilariously outgunned.” Except they DIDN’T learn that “last year”...they learned it a DECADE before that. So this is a huge continuity error and kind of a…

This is a genuinely excellent analysis of the level Kevin. Thanks for it!

It’s so confusing too because the right (or, at least, better) way to tell the story would be to have them infiltrating some country that the US can’t afford to overtly move against to investigate and shut down a WMD program. Everyone, audience included, assumes it’s rogue nukes or bio weapons or whatever, which would…

That... is an excellent point. 

I hope it does. I saw the movie expecting not to like it and wound up having a great time. I’d definitely be down for a sequel if it does well enough to get one.