Yeah I fell into it. I saw the “seen anything good?” tweet and assumed it was just a regular Hamill making jokes type of tweet. I hadn’t watched the episode yet and thus the surprise was spoiled. Cost of doing business with the internet I suppose.

In my game last night, the party spent 40 minutes trying to come up with a way to wedge a door open with an Immovable Rod in a way that would allow them to retrieve the rod later and prevent someone following them from simply turning the object off and leaving them trapped beyond the closing door.

If this film isn’t about a group of adventurers that try and right and wrongs, and complete quests only to fail constantly because the fucking sorcerer keeps fireballing everything than I don’t even know what it could be about.

I loved that little change to the buttons as well. I love that Nintendo has had some really thoughtful little touches on their controllers over the years.

Same. I still use my old ass gamecube controllers to play Smash on the Switch. They still feel great, and every single one of them still works.

Another pro tip: Yes, Prometheus is Adam Jensen, and no he didn’t ask for any of what he got either.

I’ve already stocked up on popcorn for the coming backlash against Cyberpunk 2077. Watching everyone work themselves into a frenzy over this was at first mystifying, but now, as someone who was just a bystander watching it all unfold, I’m ready for the highly entertaining train wreck that is likely to follow.

Number 7:

Liking this game overall so far, but...

Goldeneye did a real number on me.

I think the willingness to throw money at porn is pretty strongly associated with feeling alienated and alone. I don’t mean this from a “lol virgins bad” perspective, I mean it from a “people that lack human connections will try and find them even if that means paying for it in some form”. Coincidentally, feeling…

My Roomba was a stalwart warrior in the war against crap on my floor, until the dog got sick while I was out and the device was defeated by literal crap on the floor.

Yeah this. First watch needs the breaks, and opportunity to discuss/digest what was going on. Later viewing just stick in breaks when you need to do human things.

You are joking, but I don’t think you are all that far off the mark of what this sort of technology is actually for.

I watched Robocop with my parents as a kid. They never let me watch Friday the 13th or Nightmare on Elm Street films though. My mother loved horror films in general but didn’t care for slasher films. I saw a lot of R rated films when I was young, and never had problems with nightmares.

Rogue One was very good.

That interview has become a “it can mean whatever you need it to in order to make your point” thing, but you are correct. Hamil stated in an interview that his initial reaction was negative because it bothered him that Luke would lose hope, but on reflection he was reminded of how often youthful optimism gets crushed…

Frozen was however the best X-Men origin story

The same thing that makes Q’s rhetoric so compelling to so many people is the same thing that carried shows like Lost through their first couple of seasons or why good endings are so hard to write. The brain wants to find a narrative, and a vague sprinkling of bread crumbs can be all it takes to keep the audience…

Lol like Nintendo isn’t going to re-release this about 8 more times over the next century