I hate that heist episode so much. That summary of heist films at the beginning is pretty funny - “60% getting a crew together, 40% revealing that the heist has already happened” or something like that.

Rabid R&M fans and Musk fans, I’d say.

Sure, sure, but as any viewer of the documentary “Above Majestic” (available on Netflix until the Illuminati discover it) can tell you, all “knowledge” is lies created by evil aliens. They proved this by stating it more than once.

The extra weird part is that the head writer of the episode actually really liked heist movies.

I look forward to the fucking day when putting L. Ron Musk in your media absolutely, positively tanks it. SNL, Cyberpunk 2077 (yes, both he and the damn missus were in that...and no, she can’t act worth a damn. Elon perving on you in shitters is actually better than what Grimes...manages), but unfortunately, the Venn…

I mean, surely this is perfectly on brand for a smug arsehole creator who has spent the last decade deliberately stoking the worst of his fans.

Hey, Ethics in Games Journalism crowd: The corporate breach of editorial independence is kind of a big journalistic ethical issue. It’s maybe the sort of thing that a group which bills itself primarily upon its concern of Ethics in games journalism should be up in arms about.

I mean, I know it isn’t POC or women in…

I used to spend summers with my grandparents out in AZ, at the southern end of that giant flat stretch that runs up the east side of the Sierras for most of the country.

Yikes! Thanks for pointing that out, that guy is on some belief theories far more dangerous than aliens!

There are usually about 1400 different experiment aircraft flying around in the USA alone, not including unlicensed drones. Oh, and I’m pretty sure the Chinese probably have some spy technology that we have no idea about. As for aliens, if they could get here from another galaxy, I think they’d be able to be stealthy…

That's rather harsh. People who believe in aliens or ghosts are stupid? No mitigating factors there for you at all? Is anyone who believes in some kind of diety stupid too? If this is how you parse smart from stupid, you must have no faith in humanity at all.

The review above mentions the Bar With No Name.

It really astonishes me the number of people who believe in ghosts. And maybe they don’t really believe, but they find it fun to spread the story, but I truly have no patience when someone goes off on a ghost story about something that can very easily be explained by coincidence, nature, or photographic phenomena. Do…

Far too many people familiar with the Drake Equation put a huge number in for FL

I mean, that’s kinda my point though! I loved Avengers Academy, and I assume a lot of other people did too, or else Arcade wouldn’t primarily be remembered as “that guy who killed Mettle” a decade on. It was a colossal fuck-up on Marvel editorial’s part to take a bunch of well-received new characters and have them get…

aliens are just fun! But I’m from a small town and people just take ghosts as a base line reasonable explanation for so many things, it’s so funny overhearing workplace gossip about ghosts; water pipes bursting and how it must be the previous owners husband who died fishing etc. it’s harmless though.

Like ghosts. Who the hell actually believes in ghosts? Too many stupid people.

Far too many people are unfamiliar with the Drake equation.

That’s a bit dismissive don’t you think?!
first of all, I doubt anyone is still hung up about it all that much.
but anyway, while I think Avengers Arena was well written overall (solid character work in my opinion), it was still pretty exploitative with how it treated its characters.
you had well liked characters from…

It’s pretty wild that comics nerds are still pissed about a C-List villain killing a D-List teen hero almost 10 years later; Avengers Arena was just that shitty.