its weird just like the pledge of allegiance is weird. i hate all that forced patriotism stuff, just creeps me out. 

Yep. This. It’s a dopamine hit for dumb motherfuckers who otherwise bitch about indoctrination.

I like how this has become some kind of caper that everyone has to “solve.” No, no you don’t. It wasn’t a crime; there is nothing to solve. This was the decision within a family between grown-ass men and women. Nobody is to “blame.” No one needs to have been “implicated” in anything surrounding this.

I mean this with all respect and no snark intended: Stop calling it Megxit.

I got it for Christmas and just finished it last night. It was fun, but I don’t know if it was GotY material. The performance was pretty bad on PS4, and I’m also a fan of the Souls series and combat is just a bit less responsive. The lock on switch was driving me nuts, and the parry timing seemed pretty inconsistent…

I don’t think the show confirmed that everything we were watching was all delusion or fantasy. The show had plenty of scenes from perspective of other characters which I’d argue made it clear that the stuff with f-society, E-Corp, and Whitehall actually happened.

except jedi dont double jump and the ability to do so is purely a video game mechanic. it has no basis in the star wars universe. those who use the force to jump do so by making a single jump simply longer. so rather than double jumping, you should be arguing for them to give you your long jump. just look back to the…

You’re summing up all of my thoughts on the game. Though I’m at least enjoying the game experience. Cal is so generically boring. It’s disheartening. How many young, white, human male Padawans survived Order 66? Did not a single blue, androgynous Twi’lek make it through? Did all the young Rodian Jedi sacrifice…

My Steam Review sums this one up... Added a little, but here’s a true review of this uninspired experience.

i can accept having a laser sword and telekinesis, but a man having red hair? that’s a bridge too far

I really want to love this game but I can’t get over that generic looking Kal... How many focus groups were assembled to come up with the most vanilla great white Jedi hope???

It’s the same thing that I can’t fathom when people say that there’s Star Wars fatigue cause there’s too much content. Like, don’t you remember what it was like to be a star wars fan when knowing there wasn’t nary a single movie on the horizon, and all you had to tide you over was pretty much fanfiction?

Its super repetitive and derivative at time. So many slides, ropes that are imprecisely placed and hard to swing, narrow passages to walk through, enemies that pop out of the ground from behind you, narrow ledges, and a weak ass story full of contrivances to back track. Im bored of it 4 hours in.

That is always the example I use when I want to give someone a really obvious crash course on what generational wealth (or inequity) is.

This, you would be lucky to find a 2 bedroom with a yard and garage for under 350k within 30 mins of Seattle. And it will be a fixer upper that has appliances, carpets, and cabinets from the 70s-80s.

This. A lot of people don't mention it but having your parents give you a down payment for a home is pretty fucking life changing. 

One of my favorite pastimes on Twitter is seeing people retweet articles about “This Couple Just Bought Their First Home At 28 So That Means The Economy Is Just Fine As It Is” and almost always the article buries the key factor that the couple is more privileged than they let on. “We were able to purchase our dream…

Yeah, your location is probably the single largest determining factor. A good percentage of my friends are smack in the center of the cohort that got most extremely fucked over by the housing bubble burst and/or job losses in the recession. Many were just graduating college or grad school when the economy tanked and…

Should have lead with the last sentence. It's becoming impossible even in the southern cities now.

I'm not caught up yet but I just wanted to thank you for all your coverage. This is one of my favorite shows ever and having a community around here about it has been nice.