Xaeraz

>implying it was ever not

And of course the Emoji Movie is my thing!  Do you not watch Jacksfilms?  I'm totally watching it!

it's a 8% on rotten tomatoes. an eight

The after credits scene in Homecoming is what really cemented Vulture as my favorite MCU villain, tbh

XL

#1, I think.

welcome home, you behatted menace

I'm partial to #1, personally

Alien has the advantage of being the first great movie in the Alien franchise, while Aliens has the selling point of being the last great movie in the Alien franchise.

of all the places i've expected to see my dad mentioned, alaska road trips weren't on that list.

Well, to be fair, Viktor Antonov consulted on the game apparently. You may recognize him as the guy who designed City 17, or the guy who designed the cities in the dishonored series. It's not quite level design, but it'd be silly to discount Half-Life influence when you're working with the guy responsible to some of its aesthetic.

I doubt I'll ever get around to even doing a no human or no alien upgrades run, so mad props to you for foregoing them both. I'm curious though, does it give the achievements for all three (no human, no alien, no upgrades at all) if you do the latter type of playthrough? Or do you actually have to replay the game an additional time for each type of run?

Split Affinity actually requires you to install only human and only typhon neuromods in separate playthroughs, so No Needles doesn't qualify for either. However, since Typhon Only would be The Worst, I went ahead and just saved at the very end of No Needles, completed it, came back, installed Mimic Matter and such, and then completed it again.

A bit "unethical," sure, but I wasn't gonna play the game twice without the q-beam

i could ask for more car boys, as they've left a busto shaped hole in my ball shaped heart

No it's masochistic and you should feel bad

And yet, I feel accomplished.

if you need a way outta the way back home, come through Baltimore and eat at the paper moon diner.

it's 3 am when i'm writing this so im probably not the most clear but, for a game that gives you plot stuff for sidequests, I've found Prey (2017) to be a fairly decent one? several sidequests are just "go to point y find thing z" but a good number of other ones actually continue to have consequences later on?

one that comes to mind and isnt super spoilery is essentially like. at any time, i can end the game. that's what a sidequest lets me do here.

Send it to the pope.

It's also the Lord of the Files sequel you never knew you wanted!

i'd say it's the sequel i knew i never wanted personally

where do you encounter farm animals most often?

Maybe Thor'll finally get a good film

A friend introduced a houserule to a game that means I have to rewrite half the stuff I wrote in a homebrewed class archetype, but i'm honestly a fan of the new rule so it's chill with me

lime green ball joints are laced with chemtrails and GMOs that enable the left to steer trans girls to bzp as a government plot or. something.

(im happy for all y'all)

 

Ah yes, the elusive alolan form torchic...

 

I wonder what would replace alolan Blaziken's fighting type.

 

Well if we're switching Fire to Ice, a type that is weak against it, then we should switch Fighting to a type weak to fighting.  I recommend Normal, since Ice/Normal is a type combination that hasn't happened yet.

 

4x weak to fighting

id give it an 8/10 because driving at night is even worse than driving in the day though

I never managed to double down on Void Favor Fourcharms, but I did really love how NG+ let me hit up Lucky Needle, Strong Arms, and 5x Void Favor super early to really enable the super aggressive pacifism.