There’s so much awful in that film. The two worst that stand out to me is the Enterprise falling out of orbit from the Moon to crash into the Earth because the engines turn off in the space of about four minutes, and taking one of the most iconic and moving scenes in all of Trek (Spock’s death), and doing a role-revers…

“Besides, as Picard reminds us, Trek is simply better on TV”

No, it really fucking didn’t.

Wakanda Forever also looked like shit, though, ;t’s be clear. It was the worst-lit Marvel film since Captain Marvel, the loss of the first movie’s extraordinary cinematography showed in every bland frame, and don’t even get me started on the mediocrity that is that giant boat fight at the end.

That being said I don’t have any good feelings about these films.

I like Rings of Power. It has pacing problems, and I wasn’t fan of its ending twist, but the people acting like it murdered they family were unhinged. Also they seemed to think that Tolkien’s massive collection of decades of notes and story ideas form some kind of coherent, internally-consistent canon that it just…

Will it finally fix the bug that’s made me unable to change the paint job on a variety of buildable items for the last year? The one that a dozen bug reports never got are response to?

Especially since in english it is the acronym for Garbage In, Garbage Out.

“The site... allows anyone who has played a game to give it a rating”

No, it doesn’t. It allows anyone who makes an account to rate a game, whether they have played it or not. It has no way of judging that criterium.

It’s cute he thinks his performance even managed to ‘scratch’ the surface. I’m not sure he got within seven nautical miles of Han Solo.

I think that’s why I loved though: it was in every way a weirder and more ambitious game, and every civ game since felt like it wasn’t even trying. (Plus. modern version of it would have been able to patch itself and fix some of the balance problems.)

But then I feel the same way about Morrowind and every Elder Scrolls…

I wouldn’t call the villian from Thor Love and Thunder Thor’s nemesis. He was just some guy whom Thor had a single conversation with once. He did not even have any personal animus against Thor.

The mis/representation doesn’t matter, they nailed him on social media clauses.

We can only hope.

Why? The series peaked with Civilization: Call to Power.

“The term “waifu” is fandom slang for an animated or illustrated character that one finds attractive.”

No. It’s not. Or, at least, only in the same sense that ‘twink’ means a person someone finds attractive: it’s as a facile definition.

Good, he’s right. The need to fill every single moment of SW character’s lives with LORE has just replicated all the worst garbage of the EU. The girl who played Lei was delightful in Obi-Wn, individual episodes were charming, but taken as. complete narrative it was fucking nonsense that did nothing but damage Star…

If you want to see a bunch of blurry, weightless shapes fighting vaguely organic blobs in rain-soaked dark environments then yeah, it delivers that garbage in spades.

FIVE! FIVE GRAPHIC!

“Are they pretending the previous season didn’t happen?”

It’s not hard, I pretend neither of the previous seasons happened and I’m much happier for it.

I feel like Alien: Isolation is the only game that ever justified having save points in an era when it was no longer a hardware limitation. Everything else just masks ‘tedious padding’ under the guise of ‘bad pacing just means you just need to ‘get gud.’

I think it was VVVVVV that first showed me the pure joy of ‘every…