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*stands under the leak*
Have the families called a plumber yet?
It seems to be though. The show is all about rebellion and fighting for what is right, but has just danced around the reality that sometimes people need to die for it. No revolution has ended with everybody now magically understanding each other and holding hands into the sunset, and for a show that was able to depict a fascist society and it’s rulers so well, it should know that.
What show have you watched in the last ten years where not a single villain has a redemption? It’s been the new hip thing for the past decade or so because people saw it in anime and think you can just do it with any character.
I’m fine with her being bubbled and locked away giving that shattering is worse than death, but Steven is reluctant to do that anyway, even to characters that have literally ravaged entire planets and OWN SLAVES.
I have not watched Steven Universe, so I won't talk about the show, only the implications you mentioned. But from what you describe, that's actually a breath of fresh air. I'm tired of movies/TV shows that create a false dichotomy where the "hero" is forced to kill the villain, or commit a "noble" sacrifice. There's nothing noble about either situation.
I’m pretty good. I’m playing some Banjo-Kazooie, which is fun.
Taking some rest after helping my sister with the house, so a bit tired, but otherwise, I'm cool.
Well you’re gonna need a LOT of cameras, because this is the best you’re gonna get:
My morning's going okay. I've decided that, when I get the chance, I'm going to pick up Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night if I can find the physical version, and I'm hoping to finish watching the Godfather Part 2 some time today. However, I don't know what "keto" is, but it needs to be stopped - I've banned about a dozen spambots this morning alone for advertising it.
I wish there was a good way for me to play Kazooie and Tooie again. I'm thinking of just sucking it up and getting a cheap Xbox 360, since I own the games digitally. But it's around the same price as getting N64 carts to replace the ones that got stolen--I'm just worried, with experimenting with my N64, if it'll be reliable to play on. Takes me forever to get an N64 cart working on it. What are you playing on?
True. But the show is also about optimism and always trying to see the good in people. Trying to resolve things peacefully. I don’t think there’s been a single time since the first season, maybe ever, where Steven has been the one who started a fight. It’s almost always been self defense.
I'm just using an emulator for my computer since I'm more comfortable using it. I do have an Xbox, but I never really touch it since I'm not all to used to the control scheme. With the Emulator, I can just re-configure the controls.
Yo, Godfather Part 2 is great! I like part 1 the most (and part 1 is one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time), but Part 2 is a really good watch as well. It continues the Corleone family story nicely, and you get to see how far Michael's really fallen from morality compared to the beginning of Part 1.
I don't have an Xbox One, and don't plan on getting Scarlet unless Microsoft really blows it out of the park next E3. The last conference demonstrated why Xbox is not for me, outside of Banjo-Kazooie--there was nothing there for me. I had an Xbox 360 back in 2009, and while I didn't have Rare Replay, I had both Kazooie and Tooie. But my Xbox has been lost/stolen, so I'm thinking the cheapest option is to get a $60 360. I already own the games, and prefer the Xbox versions outside of the changes they made at the end.
I know I'd like the 360 versions more--more polished and included a lot of QOL changes. Part of me just doesn't want to get a 360 again, just to play Banjo-Kazooie. As for expense, getting the N64 carts or getting a used Xbox 360 is roughly the same price, $60. I already own the games, it's just a matter of if I want to get a 360 just for those.
That really just depends on which console you prefer, then.
This happens to me so much but with DLC. Whenever I finish a game that I'm not gonna come back to, I usually sell it, then like, one month later they announce DLC. A good example is Splatoon 2. I had done everything I wanted to do in the game, and I knew that future DLC would just be weapons and stuff, so I sold it to get another game. (Can't remember which) Shortly after, the Octo Expansion was announced, and I was just sitting there like "Ah ****."And then there's the situation I know will happen--once I decide and do that, *then* BK and BT are announced for PC. It's what happened with the joy-cons--got replacement ones for the ones that drifted, couple days later they announce new colors for the Fall I'd like.
Sounds good! It's one of those movies that I've been meaning to get around to - I've seen the Godfather twice, and I got a three-pack DVD collection of the Godfather movies thanks to Boxing Day sales, but with the second one being nearly three and a half hours long, it was tough to find the time to sit down and watch it. (as it stands, I'm only about halfway through)
I don’t know. I have a little bit more faith in them for next E3. It’s the year before a major holiday console release. Of course it’s gonna be light. I didn’t want to believe it before the conference, but it makes too much sense now that I think about it. That’s probably why the Microsoft conference sucked so bad. Really why every conference kind of sucked.I don't have an Xbox One, and don't plan on getting Scarlet unless Microsoft really blows it out of the park next E3. The last conference demonstrated why Xbox is not for me, outside of Banjo-Kazooie--there was nothing there for me. I had an Xbox 360 back in 2009, and while I didn't have Rare Replay, I had both Kazooie and Tooie. But my Xbox has been lost/stolen, so I'm thinking the cheapest option is to get a $60 360. I already own the games, and prefer the Xbox versions outside of the changes they made at the end.
I know I'd like the 360 versions more--more polished and included a lot of QOL changes. Part of me just doesn't want to get a 360 again, just to play Banjo-Kazooie. As for expense, getting the N64 carts or getting a used Xbox 360 is roughly the same price, $60. I already own the games, it's just a matter of if I want to get a 360 just for those.
And then there's the situation I know will happen--once I decide and do that, *then* BK and BT are announced for PC. It's what happened with the joy-cons--got replacement ones for the ones that drifted, couple days later they announce new colors for the Fall I'd like.
Part 3, when comparing it to the first two parts, is a disappointment.
I agree that next E3 will certainly be better given it's a new console generation, I'm just not sure if I'm going to be the audience they're looking for. I agree with those that Spencer is a million times better than the old guard, and with Spencer overseeing Scarlet it'll be different. Except they did bring up Scarlet this E3, and it was the same ole, cliche ridden, mega-flops counting reel they do every console generation. Makes me a bit doubtful Scarlet will be different enough where I'd sign on board. I hope I'm wrong--while I love Nintendo, it would be nice to branch out to other systems outside of the Switch. But it's still a year out, and I'm gonna make it my mission to 100% Kazooie and Tooie again before Banjo & Kazooie's in Smash.
I wanna be just like Trey Parker when I grow up
Who knows. There have been glimmers of hope in the last few years. But for every glimmer of hope there’s another dozen Cyberpunk: 2077 and The Last of Us 2.I agree that next E3 will certainly be better given it's a new console generation, I'm just not sure if I'm going to be the audience they're looking for. I agree with those that Spencer is a million times better than the old guard, and with Spencer overseeing Scarlet it'll be different. Except they did bring up Scarlet this E3, and it was the same ole, cliche ridden, mega-flops counting reel they do every console generation. Makes me a bit doubtful Scarlet will be different enough where I'd sign on board. I hope I'm wrong--while I love Nintendo, it would be nice to branch out to other systems outside of the Switch. But it's still a year out, and I'm gonna make it my mission to 100% Kazooie and Tooie again before Banjo & Kazooie's in Smash.
I thought those games were well received?
Sure. But it’s still gritty m-rated un-stylezed gun play based “narrative” games. I long for the days when games like DMC were the hot **** that everyone was trying to do. Or the days when platformers were everywhere. God. If we could go back to that and do them both at the same time. Like, I don’t want to get rid of the things like this, but I’m sick of this being the literal ONLY stuff that AAA gaming gives us.
I think this sentence is better without context, honestly.praline I have 5 damn cows, Imma let these ******* freeroam
Anybody called the plumbers yet?
