Sarex

The only game I played on my PS4 is God of War, which I would recommend.

It's a fun little show.

I still call them darkfiends and I read the books multiple times. Such a better name.

There is a lot to unpack in book 4, it would have to be a series wide plot cut.

So they will be cutting a lot of the material then it seems. I image book 3 will fit into a couple of episodes.

First the show needs to get there. 😄

Well that sucks... Hopefully they...🤢...balance that.

It's going to be interesting to see Logain playing a much bigger part in the series.

I got the gist of it.

So pretty much the kingmaker ending, where the last boss is a joke.

Now I'm lost...

It's a balance. Taking PoE as an example you hit the level cap way too soon.

That is where I did it, when I finished the house. I wanted that lvl 20 paladin and to actually have some fights with him.

It was more awkward for me and hard to watch. I get that some scenes were absurd, but I felt sorry for him and couldn't laugh.

I know I did in kingmaker for the last level.

Thunder Road is something else... a hard watch and heartbreaking.

I liked it too, but I watched it as a kid.

The music was awesome too. I watched it a ton when I was younger. As I said I'm kind of curious how it would stand up today.

@Keyrock @KP the meanie zucchini @Amentep If you are really interested, it's 🤫

My guilty pleasure is so guilty I couldn't bring myself to post it. I need to rewatch that movie and see if I will cringe as much as I think I will.

As far as I know it's pretty much been figured out that the end is Blasphemy.

The Prestige was my first Nolan movie and my second favorite. Inception just hit me right I guess. edit: I have to say Big trouble in little China held up great for its age.

Mononoke is what got me in to manga and anime, so it's special for me. Never saw Porco Rosso, will give that a go. Inception you either like of dislike, or at least that has been my experience with people regarding it. I have to be honest it's the only movie on my list that I haven't rewatched that many times. I think I saw it at the movies once and once or twice at home. But it left a very good impression on me. It's my favorite of the Nolan movies.