‘Oh that looks nice’ *click* ‘Huh, already in my inventory’

Jesus Goatfucking Christ, we have FINALLY gotten a little representation in children’s books, and now you’re bitching that it doesn’t have enough torture in it?

Agree. I loved the show; its’s not the best sci-fi show in history, but it was fun, amazing to look at and had an amazing cast, so, no complain to me.

I really enjoyed the world building and premise of Altered Carbon but really disliked the direction the plot went once the primary antagonist was revealed. I thought their motivations as a character were utterly, hysterically terrible - the worst tropes pushed to the extreme unironically. If it weren’t for that I…

I agree altered carbon takes a few episodes to get going, I don’t remember which one particularity got me hooked in but I know it took me at least 3 before I was into it enough to continue watching it.

I would’ve agreed ONLY IF the show starred someone other than Joel Kinnaman.

The book is better, because it’s deeper. There is much more there, and the characters are more complex by far, including a few more characters that were eliminated for no good, and I feel bad reasons, by the show writers (so they could feel clever). If you read, read the book; I promise you’ll like it a lot more than…

Yeah I ended up loving the show as well. I just can’t see how it’s shallow.

This really feels like jumping to conclusions. The Witcher 3 didn’t say anything fresh or surprising about the fantasy genre or medieval history, and the example you cited from it was not anything that subverted the genre in any way, it was just a fresh idea for a micro-narrative. I see absolutely no reason why…

The title scared me, but one of the things that make me distrust a lot of critics is they seem to be more about the messaging of something than the entertainment value. This article is rife with the same kind of sentiments they use when they try to look at a movie or game with those filters. Even to to the opposite…

Old Mangry

This was one of my favorite games of all time. In the era of the endless remake, I’m surprised no one has given this franchise another go. A modern (as in the setting of the game was contemporary) take on a zelda game, with a jump button and mild platform elements, humor, catchy music, and just... fun. It was a wild…

“The game included a letter that actually had to be dipped in water to reveal a secret code that would let you finish the game.”

I read a Buzzfeed piece after A:IW came out, he was getting a lot of heat because everyone (rightly) blamed him for the end and he responded in a “rougish manbaby” way (totally stealing your phrase). I get that it’s the character, not the person, but still.

“Influencers”. This word makes me old man angry.

Amen.

And what do they all have in common? They have better internet than I do.

I appreciate the dissonance of politely calling him ‘Mr. President’ before lobbing a glorious f-bomb at him.

The fact someone named “Will Control” was trying to run a sex cult (and an underage one at that) isn’t the universe telling people something one bit.

Rapper “Unmarked Van” shocked someone would do such a thing.

I haven’t seen any GotG, skipped ahead to Infinity War and his character is SUCH AN ASS that I’m never gonna watch the movies. None of the characters compelled me.