I can’t believe this is the end result of the Instrumentality Project

I personally have wasted enough money purchasing Fortnite V-Bucks that it would eventually work out for me to buy...probably more V-Bucks.

In fairness, neither of the previous “Mortal Kombat” titles had 1 at the end. It’s a dumb distinction, but it is technically correct.

Good for Skyler for getting billing in the movie and then have what appears to be her death in the trailer.

My take as a person who ended up being inspired to start reading the books after starting the show, it’s...fine.  I too like watching sci-fi stuff, and you can see this show really wants to be like a big space opera, and there are elements and storylines in it that I enjoyed.  But there are weird plot contrivances too…

The Good Doctor is another show I remember initially being promoted, not realizing that it’s been some seven odd years since then and time is making a fool of us all.  Also, all this time I thought the meme image was from some meme worthy moment from the most recent episode or whatever.  

Maybe this was communicated earlier by them, but I was taken completely off guard. For whatever reason many moons ago I stopped using the Shonen Jump app and read all my manga through the Viz app. Imagine my surprise when I check today to read Chainsaw Man and I could only see all the new offerings. It retained my…

I typed out what I think it is here https://pastebin.com/e4pzK1nr Not sure if it works

After seeing an early screening myself last night, I’m not sure what he’s talking about but I have a guess as to what it is, but I can’t spoiler tag it. Suffice to say, after the movie I realized that it was something that was technically missing in the first two movies that I simply took for granted.

The first episode was really a.long prelude to what the story is actually about. A lot of things happened, but it was all in service to get the audience to where they needed to be. I've found the subsequent couple episodes that have released still enjoyable now that I know it's mystery show with an idol culture…

Jason Statham, but yes.

Not many, which why he should have gotten more votes for a one-shot and let him have another moment.

I don’t know the specifics, but you can see at least some analytics, even pre-Musk on tweets without spending any money.  

Shikamaru was just outside of the top ten if I recall correctly.  He might have actually been 11 or 12.

I watched that 17 minute long video yesterday, not knowing the poll was essentially for who would get a one-shot. It makes the results make a lot more sense, except for poor Choji who was placed like 84th.

Another cool thing that Mixer did that as far as I know Twitch doesn’t, is have the Hype Zone, which would direct viewers to players in BRs who are towards the end of the game.  And once that game ends it’ll immediately raid the next.

Ideally in my mind the targeted user would be invulnerable in the bubble.  It would pull back towards Lifeweaver but not as quickly as the videos have shown.  During that period of the one in the bubble chooses to, they can exit before being dropped off where ever it was they were headed.  That way if the Lifeweaver…

That’s also an option, but I felt as though there might be potential exceptions where the correct play could blocked by hardcoding situations where Life Grasp doesn’t work. I can’t think of any real reason why someone would pull someone towards a potential environmental kill myself, but I think the simplest solution…

It is a super cool and unique ability (no more getting booped off the bridges in Rialto!) but I really don’t know if there’s a way to balance the good it does with the bad, other than a lot of people reporting those who use it maliciously.

The train derailments were a thing I too thought maybe should have had some casualties but the news reports never said as much so I took that at face value.