Technically, where this is in The Venetian is where all the shops are, no gambling.

So Ceiling Cat is more watching you shop away your future.

I like that Dunkey’s running joke is if it has some cave you need to squeeze into then that’s how you know it’s a AAA game

I like that sometimes taking your time is not the best strategy. Sometimes you need to be aggressive and push the attack relentlessly otherwise you’ll just get blown to pieces.

I decided on Fallout 4, and have already racked up two and a half days’ worth of play time.

I almost always get sucked into a Minutemen playthrough. Like tbh I don’t think I’ve ever not done the Minutemen questline, at least up to a certain point.

Fallout 4 is actually probably the Fallout game I’ve finished the least. I remember completing the main quest on my first playthrough all the way back on Xbox, but I honestly don’t think I’ve ever finished it again since. I know I’ve never finished it with the Brotherhood, or the Railroad but I did start a RR playthrough once.

Wax - Scumbag

Wax is a rapper of YouTube fame from Montana (moved to LA), and this is honestly one of my favorite songs. Just about being a selfish piece of shit.

One of my favorite movie moments of all time was getting to see her tits in Gone Girl. I felt like my life finally made some sense once I saw them.

In the US, prices jump the day before any conflict actually starts…

I don’t know how. I use Summit, and I still haven’t figured out all the features yet.

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I’ve been away from my PC for a couple months, and I finished Fallout season 2 while I was away and it got me in the mood for some balls-deep Fallout playing. I can’t decide whether I want to play 3, NV, 4, or actually play through the first three games because I never have.

Fuck you I loved Wild Wild West. I mean it probably helped that I was a kid watching it on VHS, but it’s still a very fun movie.

I’m the comic he ends up with Knives anyway. Who I believe is still 17 and he’s still like 23 in it.

Tbh I like the movie ending better; it’s a little less creepy, and everyone has an understanding of what they just went through.

Meh.

It’s a good game, and imo still holds up decently well. This is just a cash grab.

Is it foggy or out of focus?

I read something similar for Law g Order actually.

They repeat the premise of the episode so often that you can really just jump in at any point in the episode and be caught up within minutes.

Yeah the novelty of these movies has worn off about 15 years ago at least.

If you want me to be engaged with the movie for the full runtime (and not skip around to the big fights) then it needs to be a movie entirely about and with Transformers. I don’t give a shit about any “human story” they want to tell. I don’t care about the people in these movies and I literally never have, not beyond an “oh shit those giant robots are incredibly dangerous to even be around because they’re so huge” kind of thing.

I thought the opening of Bumblebee was awesome. We got to see a live-action Cybertron and a battle between bots. Then the rest of the movie happened.

Imo, someone should adapt the War and Fall of Cybertron games for movies. It’s literally what the people want; not more squishy humans trying to navigate a giant robot fight between their legs and feet trying not to get stepped on.

I didn’t even do that lol.

According to AOL and Google, Danny McBride is writing his own G.I. Joe script.

And he apparently had writing credits on the last three Halloween movies, as well as Exorcist: Believer.

I just watched (read: skipped through to the robot fights) Transformers: Rise of the Beasts and the very last scene of that movie introduces a crossover with TF/G.I. Joe, and tbh I could not be less excited about it.

Idk, they’re going to the Paleolichic era. They might survive if they’re sent back in some great outfits.