This. The 10 year plan. The one that TECHNICALLY goes to 2024 only now with a big chunk missing. Absolutely loved the lore but I’ve been hesitant to jump back since I got out after The Last Wish raid (god I love that raid) and so much has passed me by it all seems like a convoluted mess now.

I’ve always love those bizarre claims about me.

I just REALLY WISH Sony would release A Dualsense Back button attachment. It’s so freaking dumb that they’d released one for the Dualshock near the end of its life and not release one at all for the Dualsense. I just don’t freaking get it...

The data actually shows that on average, controller players have higher accuracy % than PC players in Halo Infinite due to the aim assist. There is a reddit post illustrating this.

He agrees with you, dude.

I think it was bigger and more of a cultural touchstone in 80s than you are giving credit for. It was everywhere.

Like anything else, fan service and reverence to the property can be an asset or a liability. If you ignore it, then you usually end up with what feels like a mercenary tie-in, an unrelated property someone slapped a few names on to get more people to buy tickets. If you crank it up too far, then you’re going to hit…

“Galaxy Quest” also works well because it takes place in a world where “Galaxy Quest” is an actual TV show, and there are literally fans of the show in the story. It feels much sillier to have in-story fans of things that actually happened, which as an audience we’re aware are just movies, adding a layer of removal…

What bothered me about Lowery in Jurassic World is that in-universe his love of the original makes no sense. It was a theme park that fell apart on the first test run that resulted in the deaths of several people. There is nothing “legit” about it. 

Afterlife definitely contains a lot of fan service, but I’d strongly disagree that Gary is a fan surrogate — he’s the only sane person in the entire town. Everyone else somehow forgot that ghosts turned out to be real. It’s like if you lived through 9/11 or the JFK assassination, wouldn’t you remember that?

What was the point of this besides shitting on the PS5?

I’m pretty happy the PS5 doesn’t have a quick resume like the Xbox Series, because holy crap that’s some buggy shit that makes everything worse than just not having the feature.
Maybe it’s better now, I don’t use my Series X that much, but when it was new there seemed to be more games where that feature just didn’t…

VRR (variable refresh rate) is what I’ve been waiting for the most. Xbox has had it for a long time now. But not on PS5.

In addition to folders, I really need them to add Variable Refresh Rate. It’s such a clutch feature that goes a long way in smoothing out a good bit of frame rate weirdness.  They’ve mentioned it before, I believe, but have been silent on it for a long time. 

No, they’re responding to commenters who are doing so, taking this as an opportunity to shit on the writers at Polygon. They’re pointing out that the EIC here was in fact one of those writers.

Is there an argument here that the board has failed to fulfill its duties to the shareholders (both morally/ethically and financially) and should therefore be dissolved and replaced?

And the nostalgia they’re mining is with 30-40 year olds that played Halo LAN games in college, people who now have jobs, families, and other responsibilities.  We don’t have the time to play through 100-200 hours of matches to unlock the sweet unlock we bought the pass for.  It should be structured to where you’re…

NO MORE FKING “BATTLE PASSES.” I’m tired of this crap. Developers aren’t making good games anymore, they’re just making tons of FOMO so they can try to keep the impulse spenders on the hamster wheel for as long as possible.

Also, enough with these stupid “Seasons” with exclusive content that is released all of one…

don’t you kinda hate everything though? 

When Starbuck met Starbuck at Starbucks.