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Jeez, did you research all that right now or do you just copy&paste

Well, that was more a rhetoric question. I always find it funny when americans have to americanize movies for their market.

Why do they need to make a remake of that

I am at 558 now, but I've started at 450+ or so, basically what I remembered from when I stopped watching this in tv 10 years ago. Most of the episodes are only 15 mins if you skip intro + recap, so you're burning through episodes quite fast

I'm watching One Piece for the plot. The plot: Funny enough, that's exactly the episode where I am right now.

I totally forgot about Pig. Watched it yesterday finally and now I understand what people mean with "anti-John Wick" .. Was never able to imagine what the hell that is supposed to mean. Now I'm happy that I avoided all and every spoilers about this movie.

Watched Venom 2 yesterday, but I was so tired I fell asleep in the middle. So I went back to it today and watched it again. Good movie, especially because it is more "small scale" and doesn't deal with the usual world destruction stuff. Still, while watching I was thinking they should make a tv show about a construction crew in the Marvel universe, who constantly have to deal with all the destruction in the city.

The only zombie game you need is Project Zomboid. Well, and maybe the original Resident Evil 1 (and remake).

The martians are still thinking of themselves as superior and Marco just being a nuisance. They constantly highly underestimate him and pay the price for that. Personally I already now think this season needs 2 more episodes. Even though it feels well made, everything is going so fast. Blink and you miss it. Really wish e6 would be 2 hours long at least, but that ain't gonna happen... Who knows, maybe once the final aired, they are going to announce a new show in the setting? In any case, next weekend I'm going to binge through the full season again in one go.

To be honest, I just checked out the trailer and I'm not really motivated to watch it either.

Finished The Witcher s2. Had some mhm moments for me, but all in all I think it's good. Just this time... I could not remember a single scene from the books. Then again, I can't even remember much from the books either. Always loved the short stories, because they were about Geralt, while the big books were all about politics and whatever, and I just didn't really care. In fact, now I remember that I had to force myself a lot through most of it, so maybe that's why I barely remember anything about it outside of the Falka-stuff.

I'm guessing most people wouldn't tell you if they do that, because they know you'd call them out on it. Also, children. I can see it on my nephews who are playing these stupid flashy mobile games and they want skins and whatnot. We look at it and see how bs it is, but they don't know better. And it's hard to teach them if all their classmates are doing this crap.

I am in Episode 5 now and it is very captivating. Need to take a break, but I really want to watch the next episode... It's a good sign, I guess.

Not *all* content, but the content up to that point of the game. Which means Vault 15, Shady Sands, Junktown, and important bits of The Hub. Hell, you even learn about these locations in that order, and the NPCs will always send you to the next town in line.

Oh no, Fallout 1 watertimer discussion. Ok, first thing: the default 150 days are enough time to finish all content on the red story path up to that point. In worst case you can buy 100 more days a bit later. So unless you start walking around randomly on the worldmap (which you never have a need for actually), you will not run out of time. Next thing is.. Fallout 1 doesn't even have *that* much content. The only way for you to run out of time is if you literally waste it. The game is never sending you to a place without giving you hints about how to proceed.. players just have to read what the NPCs are saying. That said, you can as well just ignore most side quests at first and do them once you return with the water chip. You will walk past every single settlement again and can do stuff there - hell, personally I'd say it makes even more sense to do the side quests later. Half of them have higher level requirements, which are hard for the early game (Raiders, for example -- pretty sure the developers didn't intend the player to slaughter them on level 3, but level 8 when he returns from the water chip delivery task). etc. etc. yadda yadda. IMO people are scared of the timer for unreasonable reasons. I blame other games with crappy writing for this, though. People got trained to not read and just blindly follow arrows.

I was sleeping through the first two episodes and haven't watched it anymore since few weeks now. 😄

Too busy right now to play and starting on weekend I won't be at home for 3 weeks.

I also like TW2 more than 3. It took me a long time to just finish TW3 .. somehow the game really did not want to click with me. Can't even really tell why that is. Maybe part of it is the minimap which my eyes were glued on all the time, so I can't even remember anything of the landscapes. Another thing might be the boring "exploration" of the world, which felt artificial to me. TW2 had this tighter story focus. It was a somewhat smaller game and thus felt better to me. That said, I never finished TW1, because the loading times killed all the fun for me.

What a coincidence. Project Zomboid MP beta was released last friday, and thousands of people are hype about it now. Hell, I even rented a dedicated server just so me and co. can play it. 😄

Damn, I had already forgotten this show was a thing. : >

Didn't even like the first game, and the second apparently has "jump pads" from air vents. Nah, this is too much for me.

I kinda fear that the 2nd movie will be somewhat meh again, because now they know there is big hype, and imo it usually won't end well.

Yesterday I've learned about the Two Men by the Sea painting and I think it's the most Bloodborne thing I've seen so far. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Men_by_the_Sea

The problem for me with s5 was that you *never* really saw any wideshots of destruction. Even once they climbed out of the underground facility and looked around at the surface, the show did *not* show the wide area. It's implied that a lot is destroyed, but it is never shown. Guess they had no money left for that part or something... Lack of money might also explain why there were so many Naomi scenes, which mostly took place in small rooms and didn't require any CGI. And it likely also explains why s6 will only have 6 episodes.. this is going to be CGI-heavy. /Edit: Also, don't forget to watch the 5 mins bonus episode.

Yeah, for a movie aimed at kids it's still quite enjoyable. I wouldn't hype on it as much as the internet did back then, but I didn't fell asleep while watching, so that means something I guess.