My only real association with thus film is The Regular Show episode Weekend At Bensons, and whether the film it homage is good or not is moot as the episode is hilarious (and has a specific needledrop of Mississipi Queen).

What I can’t fathom in all this is why they haven’t moved Fallout to a different studio at this point. It feels absurd that the wait for the next one could be another ten years from now.

I’d also want for my non-active party members to not solely be at camp. It feels odd for Gale to just stand a out in camp begging for me to find something for him rather than, say me heading into the Druid camp and spotting him there, trying to purchase something (could also lead to some humorous encounters when…

TBH, even though I put a ton of hours into III, the fact it was Lorath completely slipped past me. Perhaps on part because I recognised Ralph Ineson’s voice so much that in IV he felt like a whole new character.

I feel that’s likely, tbh. I’d not be surprised if he joins the story to relay a message to us a out something coming up.

I've been there, but I don’t recall seeing them. I'll have to dig in a little more to find them then :3

Aha, I never played 2, but that's cool to know :3

With only Necromancers using shields and having no abilities that utilise them the way the Crusader did in III, I too am really hoping for a knight. Might even be able to work in the mount for some of the skills, though that could end up looking really goofy.

One has to wonder that if it’s as dire as all this, why are they still bothering with consoles at all? Hubris, or just stubbornness?

Personally, I struggle to see how one can be “proud” of hating something as subjective and divisive as a filmic universe. I don’t think anyone cares one way or another at this point.

I feel like Gene said enough stupidly arrogant things that he may convince people he was the one guiding Barry into killing, not Fuches. His inability to refrain from self-aggrandising will be his downfall.

I’m only going to comment on one game and that’s LiS. I related to Max so much, I get that she isn’t the most exciting, but her introverted nature was/is so like me. Playing it as her starting to awaken to being queer also resonated so much for me having been so alone and isolated at that age.

“Applesauce, bitch” As stupid as that film is, I still love it.

Whilst I’m not a fan of monopolies and generally the practices of big business as a whole, I really don’t want to see any “crash and burn” because excluding reputation, the only people who’ll suffer are the employees who’ll be jettisoned asap whilst the people who should be held accountable will have their golden…

I wanted to like Wildstar so much but as soon and they pushed their ‘hardcore’ message I noped right off it and so didn’t even try it until it was f2p. I dislike a game feeling like a chore, bit all I heard about it said that was the goal.

Such a contrast to his role in Shades of Blue where he was an absolute monster.

I love Florence and the Machine and this is amazing!!! So damn atmospheric. So much better than the original, too.

She may be mature, but she can’t know for certain if her death would even save humanity (the scientists only think what they have planned will work).

Not only thay, but in suggesting Ellie would have wanted to sacrifice herself, they suggest a child of that age can give informed consent to being murdered. I’m not sure many adults can give that, let alone one so young.

I think it’s probably less caring about small businesses and more to do with human laziness. The ”Stick with what you know” mentality. Could also be weird contracts in play that will cause headaches, which again aren’t looked into because of complacency.