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Giant Bomb |OT 19| Good Luck Vinny
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My partner has been running an RPG game for the last year or so and tomorrow we're doing the last game before I take over for a stretch and I plan on doing a cool thing where near the end of the game I take over and transitioning everyone to the next thing. My partner knows but the other two don't so I'm hoping it'll be a fun surprise.
Both. You start as a single character (or group, depending on your starting scenario) and can gain members through random events, or lose them to death or starvation. Once you build a base it becomes an RTS of sorts, because you'll be worrying about gathering resources and expending them (moreso than just wandering, where food is the only consideration) to sustain and grow your base.
Thanks folks
shame, shame, shame
Blitzrules240 all I have left of pre-World Tier Division 2 is the last assault on the Capitol Building. I am adoring the game right now (it'd be a top 10 of last year if I was writing my list now) but once I hit endgame it could either hook me like a fish or I'll look at the gearscore crawl and go "naaah". No idea which way my brain will swing here.
Oh well, about 30 hours of good shlooting for like $6.50 wasn't bad at all.
Oh well, about 30 hours of good shlooting for like $6.50 wasn't bad at all.
We didnt have GI Joe growing up here too so I think I learned that fact a year ago.
I had a ton of fun playing with my daughter but I'm not sure how I would have felt playing it solo.
i'm having a lot of trouble seeing the use case for it
i know theres a community and there are a lot of great things that will be made, and people will make more and more tutorial content for the masses, but so far i just don't see why you'd wanna spend your time on it, i'd rather just go learn unity. maybe it will be like those video game making pc games from the 90s and the next spelunky will be made by someone growing up with it, i dunno
im sure vinny's video will be good but like he said, he took 30 hours to get through tutorial stuff and vinny seems like a generally patient and creative person
oh well anyway, was only like 30 bucks for early access
Definitely worth playing but I think I would have preferred either waiting to get it on sale or buying a physical copy to sell back. Very little to go back to after the fact, and the only DLC coming is cosmetic (as far as I know).
I got a copy but because I'm in Snack World + PAX hell still, I haven't tried it yet
I wish it came out like 6 months ago when I was more hype for it but I'll play that single player and try to check in on what people make now and then, at least
Everything implies what you're getting. DVD/Blu-ray/Digital etc. I do agree it's kinda tacky
Nice! I really wish they had announced the Criterion edition of Parasite earlier, I would've just bought it digitally and waited for that to get it physical.
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I've been catching up with some of the Best Picture nominees, and I was genuinely surprised by how much I didn't like JoJo Rabbit after finally getting around to see it tonight. For a film that has the audacity of casting its director as wacky imaginary Adolf Hitler, it sure does struggle with balancing its tone between farcical and dead serious in a way I found really off-putting.
On the other hand, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood is a movie that is about pretty much nothing for approximately 75% of its 2 1/2 hour runtime and I kinda loved it. The last few minutes of that movie are Tarantino bonkers crazy in a way that had me cackling.
On the other hand, Once Upon A Time in Hollywood is a movie that is about pretty much nothing for approximately 75% of its 2 1/2 hour runtime and I kinda loved it. The last few minutes of that movie are Tarantino bonkers crazy in a way that had me cackling.
Hollywood was my third favorite movie last year behind John Wick 3 and Parasite. I havent watched Jojo yet. I loved that it was just a story following three people's lives that intertwined at the end. Its probably top 4 Tarantino for me
The bigger issue with Jojo is that it's straight up unfunny most of the time.
JoJo was one of my favorites of the year. I felt like they balanced all the emotions very well and hit almost the entire gamut.
That really isn't a problem in my mind.
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Nice, they should release 'em together (perhaps throw in Ready Or Not too) for an Eat The Rich double pack.
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The further I get from watching it the more I think it's just a pretty bad movie. Far and away Taika's least funny I've seen and somehow less poignant than something like Hunt For the Wilderpeople with a completely toothless and soft approach to Nazism that feels right out of a broad 70s farce. Hell I'd go as far as saying Thor Ragnarok had more edge to it.
Completely agree on OUATIH though, I think it being such a laid-back hangout movie for most of its runtime is part of the point, it's about people living life not realizing the freight train that was headed their way. It's just a movie of amazing scene after amazing scene too that really sing on a second watch.
There actually was a character named Joe in the GI Joe comic, but not in the show.
Also G.I. Joe is a nickname for the generic U.S. soldier, but that's probably wildly before Abby's time.
For a comedy?
The sincere stuff did hit but I was chronically hungover and a work mate had just killed himself so I think literally anything would've made me cry.
I think it had the same issue as most Holocaust related art has where any attempt to tug the emotions is so unnecessary as it's so horrific on its face and it doesn't really say anything as a result. If This Is A Man & Maus >>>>
That Jojo Rabbit is way more successful as a tearjerker than a comedy is a testament to how much easier it is to make audiences cry than laugh, especially in a holocaust movie.
