There is so much about this:

D&D’s biggest failure as showrunners is the lack of foresight. The write these arcs episode by episode, one season at a time, not planning how someone’s actions in episode A will snowball in episode Z.

I play the game regularly and had no idea this was coming. Jeez.

It is a show about a kung fu master and the actor playing him can’t do kung fu nor can the director or editors SHOOT kung fu.

Ryan did good but the best role (if you can even say it in GL) had to be Mark Strong’s Sinestro. I really enjoyed his character the most of the movie.

Streaming on Twitch seems like a simple thing to do, but even the fact that he put his name and trees over his camera feed seems way out of my range of abilities.

me too but definitely not written by B&W, you could see the contrast in writing quality just between the conversation between Ned and Arthur and Bran and Bloodraven

I never started buying that comic. I’m just too damn hesitant. I mean...Spencer is one of my favorite comic writers, period, and I like Morning Glories more than anything going on right now (yes, even more than Saga). And Ant-Man? Outside of one VERY minor DC character, he’s my favorite character in all of comicbooks.…

If you like other people and want to continue liking other people, don’t play Dota2.