No, I mean one can argue you’re definitely not cooler by not knowing one of the most popular songs in America currently, that’s like the definition of not cool.

It’s a well crafted pop song.

Fell Seal looks interesting. I’ll keep an eye on that to go on sale.

I haven’t. I prefer the fantasy settings over science fiction settings. 

I loved the idea of SRPGs.

This was closer to my read on it, and I just watched it yesterday because of all the people talking about it.

I think my problem is this, for lack of a better explanation.

Is Last of Us really a “Playstation shoot-em-up”?

That’s a weird one to me.

Don’t worry.

100 episodes and/or 5 years.

No, I’d say I’m more left-left of center type.

No, I made a blanket statement about how the rise of focus on lore and world building has created a certain type of fan.

There are good types of lore and world building and bad types.

Whenever I see the words “lore” or “world building” in a review, a giant red flag goes off in my head that this movie, book, game is going to be filled with extraneous background information that is completely irrelevant to the plot. 

We don’t need it.

I disagree with the premise.

If it’s done really well, is that not a good bough reason for it to exists?

Gosh I hope it’s not a 4-5 season Walking Dead competitor.

So, A) the Ali story was to totally leaked by HBO to show that they tried casting outside of the box before announcing a cast that more closely resembles the video game characters.