Very excited to play Borderlands for the first time when this hits next week. I’m so glad they decided to remaster this, along with the Borderlands 3 announcement.

Thanks for the write up!

Thank you! I’m really hoping the narrative structure for We. The Revolution gets ever more intriguing as the game progresses. It’d be swell to at least recommend this title as a highly interesting experiment that’s mired only by having too many subsystems. Definitely better to be highly ambitious and overstep your…

Have made some progress in Dragon Age: Inquisition. I’m really starting to groove on this one, the real-time-with-pause combat works really well (despite the occasional camera glitch) and the storytelling is solid- Bioware has this thing where it’s really obvious when they’re forcing a decision and HERE ARE YOUR TWO…

Salutations~!

I’ve never played a From game. As far as I can gather, what Bloodborne, the Souls games, and now Sekiro have in common is an absurdly complex level of difficulty, where the expectation is you will die, often multiple times, against the very first opponent that you face.

Greetings, Fellowship of the WAYPTW thread,

Nandor was grabbing the rolls of crepe paper and excitedly said “oh.. multi-pack” I just lost it.

Everyone was excellent here and it’s amazing that they look like they might actually be able to replicate the perfect alchemy that was Waititi’s film.

“I think the main purpose for the baron’s visit is to find out if we as vampires have populated America... but as you can see the place is fucking massive.”

more Berry, please!!!! also, i loved Taika Waititi in the original - his little side glances to the camera were priceless!

Been looking forward to this.  The original movie, as you said, is one of those that you can just put on and laugh anytime.  

No worries! I’m super excited about Katie’s reviews, just wanted to make sure you knew they were coming. IMHO, perfect marriage of writer and subject. 

Thank you for the clarification Allison, I missed that. That certainly makes me feel better and just know I wasn’t directing any of that at you, and I appreciate your work.

Katie Rife is reviewing WWDITS weekly, as stated above. There’s no link because it hasn’t aired yet. 

So... I take it from the lack of links above that there will be no regular coverage of What We Do In The Shadows and you’ve dumped Happy! reviews after doing them last year?

Matt Berry is a national treasure, albeit from the nation of England. His hipster comedy cred is unimpeachable, what with stints in The IT Crowd and Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace (alongside Richard Ayoade in both cases) and a less well-received show called Toast of London (currently on Netflix) that is not without its…

MATT BERRY.

Did Arrow reviews get cancelled this time, or did you just somehow forget to write a review for the second time this season?

Well, dang. Wednesday is just too busy.