The Return is probably some of the finest television ever made. It took a show that was clever and incisive satire and elevated it to it's own art form. And while that sounds like pretentious comments from a second year film student, I stand by it.
For a second I thought you'd come up with a new epithet for people who don't hold up their end of the social contract: penis people. I thought, "that's a new and fun way to call someone a dick." 🤔
Falcon on Gameranx has two or three vids on this over time. One specifically compares how it launched to how it is now after many patches and updates.
TLDR: He still feels it's a mile wide and an inch deep, and not really his bag, but he lauds the devs for incorporating real feedback into patches. He was impressed by how fast and how many fixes etc. they've implemented since launch. I haven't played it and am waiting for a sale, but I think his comments give it a fair shake.
RE 4 original: The freaking industrial facility with the wrecking ball. So hard to keep track of where the enemies are, and easy to get mobbed. I like it less than the water room. (It's fine on NG+ with upgraded weapons.)
Also the flying bug cave. There's always ONE MORE you didn't see and by the time you hear it he's jumped on you and knocked you down.
RE 4 Remake: Del Lago. It just feels way too twitchy and with too tight tolerances. It's always a crap shoot, even if I'm blasting through the rest of it like a maniac.
Yeah, such a delightful and whimsical game, and then Bam! From software gets contracted to do the end. Even with the invincibility code it's nightmarish because of the platforming and weird checkpoints.
I'm sorry you're going through this. This relationship enriched both of your lives, and it will continue to be precious to you forever. Much peace.
Talented and truly decent.
This cat needs to sit next to a cash register and wave it's paw back and forth.
Champagne and Bullets -or- Ninja 3: The Domination
Honorable Mentions Include Miami Connection and Hard Ticket to Hawaii.
Isn't this basically the plot of "The Alchemist"?
The Return is probably some of the finest television ever made. It took a show that was clever and incisive satire and elevated it to it's own art form. And while that sounds like pretentious comments from a second year film student, I stand by it.
It could be a probe lens and a skilled photographer?
I could be mistaken, but I think the post is about Starlord.
This is a completely reasonable movie detail.
For a second I thought you'd come up with a new epithet for people who don't hold up their end of the social contract: penis people. I thought, "that's a new and fun way to call someone a dick." 🤔
Falcon on Gameranx has two or three vids on this over time. One specifically compares how it launched to how it is now after many patches and updates.
TLDR: He still feels it's a mile wide and an inch deep, and not really his bag, but he lauds the devs for incorporating real feedback into patches. He was impressed by how fast and how many fixes etc. they've implemented since launch. I haven't played it and am waiting for a sale, but I think his comments give it a fair shake.
Yo, Bill Hammeck rocks, I actually got his book. A little dryer than the vids but still digging it so far.
And the Octopus Lady (Alien Oceans) is so entertaining she conquered my fear of weird insectoid marine life.
I assumed for a sec it was this:
https://www.wired.com/2001/11/pokey-man-big-in-japan/
But I take it from the pic it's actually like doctor training?
RE 4 original: The freaking industrial facility with the wrecking ball. So hard to keep track of where the enemies are, and easy to get mobbed. I like it less than the water room. (It's fine on NG+ with upgraded weapons.)
Also the flying bug cave. There's always ONE MORE you didn't see and by the time you hear it he's jumped on you and knocked you down.
RE 4 Remake: Del Lago. It just feels way too twitchy and with too tight tolerances. It's always a crap shoot, even if I'm blasting through the rest of it like a maniac.
Yeah, such a delightful and whimsical game, and then Bam! From software gets contracted to do the end. Even with the invincibility code it's nightmarish because of the platforming and weird checkpoints.
"It'll be safe in here!" (points to tummy).
Wait wait wait, I know he's a cyborg-ninja* and all, but do his ninja feet have high heels?
*Which happens kind of a lot in that world.
If you're a bad enough dude, a whole rotisserie chicken is only one heart.
I thought he went to Mexico or Central America, and died during the operation to remove a rib so he could suck his own dick? 🤔