Jeez. Reading about this and the linked story about the harassment of the fan artist Zamii leads me to believe that the Steven Universe fandom has never heard of nuance or grey areas.

After playing through the whole thing, I’m sad no one answered this fully. There are no traditional jump scares like PT’s death sequence. There are some loud noises sound effects, sort of. And there’s one sequence which is more unsettling than anything and things kind of flash about. It’s hard to explain without…

Running shouldn’t mess everything up. One of the Pokemon Go advertisements is literally a girl riding her bike to hatch an incubating Egg. I would assume (hope) a bike would be faster than a human running in most instance. So if the Pokemon Go app can’t handle tracking someone running then they are false advertising…

That line made me laugh out loud when I first watched this. Too funny!

I think 50+ is a bit much, even +25 helps out a lot! Symmetra’s shields on Zenyatta makes it just about perfect.

You’ve summed up everything I was feeling/thinking about this nicely.So thank you!

I would argue that it wouldn’t really take too long to ask those questions of every single character and it would more often make for better and more inclusive stories. Win-Win!

I had no idea Shiro Sagisu was also doing the score. That’s almost more exciting than Hideaki Anno writing/co-directing.

I wrote a much longer post in response to Dinky Earnshaw above, but essentially there’s a huge variety of puzzles in this game. There are a few areas in the game with a sequence of puzzles lined up which ends up having a bit of a homogenizing effect but in those cases those are “teaching” puzzles to inform you about…

Maybe it’s because the marketing for the game tried really hard not to spoil anything, but a HUGE chunk of the puzzles (which aren’t just “line puzzles”) are meant to be discovered. This is because part of the narrative is contingent upon exploring the idea of changing one’s perception so that they may discover and…

I mentioned this down below and in response to another comment so I don’t know if you saw it or not. But I just wanted you to know that there is a narrative/story reason for the lack of fauna on the island. There is also wind on the island (both visually and audibly) but it is subtle.

There is wind in the game, so I don’t quite understand what you mean? The water ripples on various water surfaces due to wind, the trees and other various flora move in the wind, the clouds in the sky move due to wind, there is the sound of wind in certain places (especially when you scale the mountain), and there is…

Have you played the game? There’s a story reason there are no animals on the island...

Okay. Did he really use a stock photo with watermarks plastered all over it (meaning he didn’t pay for the right to use the photo) in his video’s thumbnail?

“...I imagine Lightning giggling girlishly at her use of her own name in that comparison...”

Yeah, but to be fair this “Newer” design looks very inspired by the later designs of Goku in the Manga.

And the first season was even more bleak in my opinion, if you can believe it! The first season is very much worth the time to watch it if you have been enjoying the second season.

Ohhh my...

I agree with you, but he said he only played 4 hours total across two evenings.

I am thankful that they reanimated this scene in Death though...