I’m unfortunately at about 200 Neutral element right now, so yeah, hoarding specifically for that.

I’ve cleaned my vault about 3 different times just this season (gaining back about 100 spaces each time). 100 more spaces next season is just gonna be a band-aid. We need like DOUBLE the space, or some other solution to keeping our hoard (no, NOT sunsetting again). I blame my personal need to hold onto red bar…

I can’t believe TIL Minnie Driver was that girl in Goldeneye. Holy crap. I... I can’t believe I never noticed that. I honestly thought she was just some random Russian actress they found for the part. My mind is blown.

We don’t go to Ravenholm, no, no, no –

Clearly being vaccinated is not helpful.

I read that, but then a sentence or so later it goes on to say:

I’m just gonna ask... was she vaccinated? Not seeing that information here or on the GoFundMe page.

I’m not sure what KH fans you’re asking, but for me (and judging by other commenters here) MY favorite parts were fighting alongside some of my favorite Disney characters, or seeing some of them be complete badasses out of their feature films/shows. Secondary favorite thing would be the friendship between Kairi, Sora,…

This is a lot of energy to spend trying to rag on shoes that look... just fine? They closely resemble the movie AND video game shoes... so... yay?

I’m shocked. Shocked I tell you.

When I first saw the combat in this game, I thought “this looks like Dishonored, but with no guns, and a lot less fun.”

“Remember – no Hanagami.”

Huh? It distracted the shooter, possibly saved a lot of lives, and Prairie getting shot moves her to another dimension which takes place in Part 2/Season 2.

Because it was made by Amazon Prime Video, and it’s not cancelled - it’s ended?

Now, in the new Witch Queen expansion, Bungie leans into the jokes and lets folks literally turn one of the franchise’s most important enemies into a wickedly powerful grenade launcher.

Spins and stylish moves for bigger, badass characters trained in melee weaponry/HTH combat? Sure, that’s Star Wars.

Unnecessary spinning for D-list characters shooting a blaster? Yeah, no.

Oh my sweet god. I can still smell this strategy guide. I remember that faux, chemical-ish vomit smell. As a child, it almost brought me to dry-heaving.

The guide was a bonafied work of art, despite the above. You can tell they had so much fun with the design.

There were tons of... errors?/mistakes?/poor writing?... in that finale.

In that dev room, in the main “living” room, there’s four seats around a coffee table you can interact and sit on (the dev thank you note is on that table). Sit on all four, and on the last one, wait for a new item to materialize on the coffee table. It’s a Korek Charm, which repairs any weapon you apply it to for…

I think the better secret in there is the weapon charm that basically gives you infinite durability on your weapons.

Yeah, Dishonored was more about stealth, traversal, exploration, and using different abilities. This - at least from this preview - looks fairly more linear.