For me, the character designs didn’t really grab me in BL3 and nothing they’ve released since has. I didn’t care for BL, but I loved BL2. They made some good tweaks to the gameplay in BL3, but it's still largely the same and not enough to draw me back into it. 

The movie itself may still end up being a steaming pile, but the redesign looks and feels a helluva lot better. I still wonder how that mess from the first trailer was ever allowed out to the public in the first place. 

Having seen Big Fan a couple of months ago, I was thinking this exact thing!

I can say I never heard it before then either. Lodestar makes me think of Sinistar.

Bingo. Projects always change over time and sometimes they can’t know how things will change until they have all the other pieces in place. Graphics or other details may have needed to be tweaked slightly for stability or performance once all other systems were in place. 

It probably would be impeachable if anyone in Congress actually gave a shit about enforcing laws right now. 

Fake news.  His followers can’t read. 

I’ve never played the game, but it sounds very much dead to me.  With no real ability to produce future DLC and a dwindling player base, they will eventually realize it’s no longer feasible to put forth any effort into fixing bugs or adding dedicated servers.  It would be akin to putting new tires on a totaled car.

I also cringed at the moment where he was stripping the wire by dangerously slicing towards his finger rather than using wire strippers.  I’m not sure if that’s intentionally done to imply that the whole idea is bad or if the guy really didn’t know any better.

I laughed out loud at the Babadook reference.

X3 was a jumbled, troubled mess and though Spider-Man 3 had its share of troubles, I thought it held together a bit better (though it couldn’t reach the level of Spider-Man 2, which I still feel is one of the best superhero films ever made).

The Spawn movie had many problems, but I still enjoyed it. I always loved Spawn’s design. I will say, however, that the Hell scenes are among the worst CGI I’ve ever seen in a big movie.

I like the idea of being able to catch Pokemon in PoGo and then having the ability to transfer to the actual game. If handled right, it could far better replicate the feel of being a real trainer scouring the real world to find Pokemon.

Considering? How could they stop it?

“Backpedal like a crab avoiding a gumbo pot.” Wonderful expression!

Very true. That’s a detail lost in all the noise of this time period, but one that I’m sure will come out in books written about all this shamefulness years down the road.

Though the driver should’ve been paying a bit more attention, I don’t think he could’ve prevented it. Someone stepping out right in front of a moving vehicle in the dark wearing no kind of reflective clothing or reflectors (that I could see from the video) is making a dangerous move. Anybody that drives regularly at…

I think the best thing they can do is leave his matches on the Network and let the audience decide whether they want to see them or not.

Yep. They’d already established Franklin was fiercely loyal to his friends even if it was to his own detriment. They probably could’ve turned it into a compelling story, but it was clear the 2 alternate endings were quickly thrown together with little thought or planning.

Trevor’s death could be plausible, but Franklin’s betrayal of Michael was a complete reversal of everything that had been established about him to that point.