I’m gonna leave this here:

It is the perfect encapsulation of an entire kind of management style.  Generally the one that requires everyone to find a new job after about a year.

Ray.  What did you do, Ray.

Beautiful!

Also, in too many games, the writer comes in much later in the process than would be considered good for the story.

Try making no-knead bread. I hear it’s pretty easy for the results.

1. Duck, bacon, apple, lettuce, blackberry mayonnaise on a toasted roll in a restaurant that had been a converted train station, somewhere in Vermont.

“It’s a mix of fantasy and crap - I call it fantacrap.”

The bag for the Persona 5 CE has a plaid inner lining.  It’s a pretty nice bag.

There are things I love about Oryx and Crake as much as any book I’ve ever read, and by Maddaddam I was just... please stop.  Just please stop.

Agreed, but I definitely think it’s a lot trickier when the thing that’s being adapted has a unique or nuanced tone, and Cowboy Bebop definitely has one of those.

I mean, DC might appreciate the heads up on most of theirs.

The writing is still some of the most compelling I’ve seen, with the best characters around. I still think about decisions I made in that game.

I really do want to specifically thank whichever writer or team of writers worked on Minotaur Island, because I was not super thrilled by the game overall, but that island was so entertaining.

I don’t want a purpose.  The purpose is always dying in someone else’s war.

Also the frosting flower! Extreme respect = not taking the piece with the frosting flower.  (In cases of multiple frosting flowers, the biggest one must be reserved.)

Ok that’s hot.

Also works well as a burrito.

Kitchen’s nice and warm and smells good.  It’s like hanging out in a hug.