Seriously? If you haven’t see the ending of the first season by now you don’t get to complain about spoilers.

I feel Treasure Planet deserves at least an equal place amongst those gems. But both are incredible and that’s just personal preference speaking.

And Sentinel Prime in the Bayverse, which makes him one of the only redeeming qualities of that steaming pile of waste.

Ohhh thank you for this. Mildly reminds me of the Stronghold games which I used to love.

Because it just isn’t selling enough games apparently.

Honestly this is it.

AAA gaming does not equal good gaming, just bolted, expensive gaming.

Christians may be a majority. But extremist Christians with desires on invading privacy and enforcing their religion on others are a minority.

You cannot teach an extremist to value an education when education destroys extremism.

At a certain point people have to be simply told they are wrong and made to acquiesce to the will of the majority. This is one of those instances.

The only thing I know about this game is it has massive kaiju-style fights, and a bunch of kingdoms locked in a GoT style conflict. That’s enough to get me interested but it’s also all I know even this many months after launch and after watching both the cinematic trailer and the gameplay trailer.

That’s… not good.

I know most if not all of the cast of Critical Role (who are voice actors for many video games) are members. Ashley Johnson is the voice of Ellie for TLoU, so if they’re working on TLoU3, they’ll likely have to delay it.

I would assume because at that point you have a PC.

I mean no, no one would survive that.

The question is always whether he was truly on the plane or not.

Drizzt for you, Artemis Entreri for me. Good times.

I do! Shame the third one was an abomination was never made.

Which was your favorite character to play? I always liked the elf sorceress from 1 and the moon elf necro from 2.

Shang Chi is a true leader here

Oh come on, first time I actually want someone to post a link for an “ad” and not one in sight