"Gently should be older, bigger, fatter, more haunted, and 100% less of an asshole."

You mean, whether or not they had a holistic grasp of the show?

I don't know why all the recent shows with a quirky detective have to make the detective an ass. Literally nobody would want to hang out with Shawn in real life, and Dirk in both of his most recent TV adaptations would have gotten killed or incarcerated by the end of the first "zany thing" he decided to do in the…

I got to the 4th episode, at which point, Dirk had:

Wait, according to where?

How do you think her secondary is useless? Symmetra's great. I have a 70% win rate with her on PC and I've played over 250 matches with her. I can tell you why her turrets are getting nerfed, though, nobody on console can aim.

Seriously, that adapter is amazing.

You, my friend, do not understand Japan.

Let's see here:

Which is also, I'd say, generally terrible. But, it is fantasy Western, as is Hard West.

This is the "Star" Ocean game that makes you spend 75% of the game confined to a backwater pre-Industrial revolution era world, right?

Have you played Star Ocean games before? Because they're kinda all like this. In general, combat is fun and actiony, but once it gets to a certain point, even that can't save the game from horrid dungeon design and the grind.

The Timbaland remix seems to cut all the energy out of the song…

TMBG sure know how to install and service some melodies.

Teach 'em to yell "SURRRRGE!"

So, to anyone who's seen this…is there any connection to the previous cast? Like, are these relatives or something?

So, like, I think this is a thing where it SEEMS like a funny idea to everyone who's ever participated in a D&D campaign, but everyone's execution so far has been so pathetic that it makes everyone think they can do better.

I still find it hard to accept that someone over there thought it'd be ok to name a character "Dick Rider".

Is there some kind of antonym for kibosh that sounds kind of similar, like, "Oh, I thought you said put the kiBASH on that!"

The only D&D movie I'm in for is one where the action cuts away to occasionally show the dice rolls.