Writer-directors Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois are simply telling a story that happens to take place in Hawaii and happens to center on two sisters who happen to be women of color. (Which is no small feat considering how many movies set in Hawaii star white people.)

Oh man, softball right over the plate for me!

Relatedly: have you been following Mark Brown's video's on Zelda's dungeon design? I've found it really interesting to see things I consider to be staples of the Zelda "formula" end up being somewhat inconsistent throughout the various entries. [Link]

Rocket League, without a doubt. A lot of that boils down to excellent game feel, which is hard to describe but easy to identify. But it's also a ton of fun whether you're good at the game or goddanged terrible, which is incredibly valuable in a multiplayer experience.

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If I know tilting in competitive modes, clearly the only plausible explanation is that the universe is conspiring to match you with terrible teammates!

Mostly I'm going to be wrapping up Super Time Force Ultra. I've beaten the main game, so all that's left is to grab the last few doodads I missed and clean up the last ~5 levels remaining in the Helladeck. Overall verdict: gleeful fun. A fair share of jokes are absolute clunkers, but it's just bursting with childish…

It's perfect, right down to "controversial" being misspelled in the gif.

*begins furiously shredding documents*

I'm astonished to realize that I've actually played a game from 2016, given that I'm perpetually about two years behind the times. Unfortunately, that game is Darkest Dungeon, and I'm afraid I don't share Drew's enthusiasm. For all the style it oozes, there just isn't much depth there. Which would be fine if it were a…

Matra Magic only has a 20% success rate, but when it hits, it reduces an enemy's HP to 1. THEN YOU CAN EAT.

Stupid quotation marks rabble rabble.

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Yeah, Knock sucks for the group, but it'd have sucked for the group at 3rd level, too. Wizards: still annoying. :P

That's the 3.5e information; is it still the same in 5e?

My instinct is to play up the staff, rather than to sideline it. This is a weird chance of fate that I'm sure they were stoked about when it happened - better to use that excitement than to sweep it under the rug.

He's actually been pretty positive on the Marvel movies. Of the Marvels that Dowd reviewed, he gave B+ to Cap 2 and Cap 3, B to GotG, and B- to Avengers 2 and Thor 2. He's only awarded the dreaded C+ to Iron Man 3. That's all pretty close to the consensus as far as I can tell.

Here, the chort, have an upvote!

Wherever you are, I miss you, NickelbackCreed69.