I can appreciate that others like it, for sure.

Also, not many people noticed this, that suit from the end when he’s swinging in the snow is fucking fire! It’s totally a mish-mash of the Tobey and Andrew suits! It’s got one of their Spider logos on the front, and the other’s on the back, it’s a really great nod to what came before, and a really great, fresh start…

Pretty sure it’s a reference to Spider-Man 2, where his powers are coming in and out, and he’s swinging and yelling “I’m back!” and then powers cut off, he falls, hits a garbage dumpster, and says “My back!”

As Ashoka meditates, a familiar figure appears.

It’s like going to a building that has a sign that says, “please use side door” and then complaining the building is “nearly inaccessible”

*Celestial looms overhead*

As promised, since the next casting announcement about Secret Wars was not Cobie Smulders as Maria Hill, I AM NOW LOSING MY SHIT

Isn’t this how all life goes? The beautiful survive and the ugly become chowder.

I would add, as a person who is generally mediocre to bad at games, play the game at the highest world tier you can for as long as you can, then turn it back down to normal when you feel like you’ve hit a wall. I played until world tier 6, which allows you to upgrade weapons up to three levels higher than your…

Person of Interest and Fringe were both awesome.

I’m still a bit stuck on the Pietro thing. I think it’s a subtle but interesting tell (if I’m reading it right).

Hold up, are you saying that the Marvel films have post-credits scenes???

Agnes begins to say things about Wanda—the Wanda we’ve seen in the past—and her life from before that disturb him. Agnes knows that, after losing her parents and Pietro, Wanda had no real biological family to speak of, and the way she says all of this is with an acuity that Westview’s residents haven’t really had up…

With the first two episodes I couldn’t decide whether I loved or hated the series. Definitely now in the love camp.

I’m beginning to worry that Wanda is going to tip over the edge in a nasty way. Looking back the tendency to cruelty has always been there, even when she was fighting the good fight.

She tore Ultron’s…

This episode was spectacular. The way they combine the absurdity and cheesiness of sitcoms with the dread and seriousness of an MCU production is incredible. There’s no way it should work, but it does, and very well.

There are specific circumstances in the way the game ends that make this different, and while I certainly never suggested it was the only game or story to create that effect, whatever - you clearly aren’t actually interested in understanding my position and it’s not that important. I was just trying to put something…

The best part about the opening is that it completes a circle for the game’s story and your experience with it. After you beat it and experience the ending, coming back to the beginning again is so much more powerful and emotional. It’s such a simple, humdrum way to begin a story, but it is perfect for this game and…

I stopped right after the big time jump so I can tell you 100% for fact this is the exact reason why I stopped playing.

I did the same thing with the game, and I finally beat it last year during our mandated backlog catch-up time.

That’s a very subjective opinion. November alone had both Hollow Knight and Shadow of Mordor, and we’ve seen high profile and well-received sports, action, fighting, racing and roleplaying games in the past 5-6 months, not to mention Fall Guys which was a legitimate craze. It’s perfectly valid to not like them, but…