Keep Calm and Sylux On.

It's a live action cartoon and it's really fun. I will say having just watched it with my kids, the embezzlement plot wasn't hard to parse. Kyle McLaughlin is a bad guy. It's simple. They laughed when he got concrete'd.

Good Luck ripped. Had a clear view of the guitarist and he's a wizard on the fret board.

Show #25 tonight
Good Luck @ The Flemington DIY

Just think of how many Jeff Rosenstocks you could see for the cost of one Geoff Keighley

I may or may not write something about how I think going forward, the expectations of a "Legends" game might be clearer. With Arceus being the only example before, I expected Z-A to be way closer in style to it (and it wasn't). But now I accept Legends will just be weird experiments.

hey Justin - you know what I just did in the postgame? Collect a bunch of a certain type of Pokémon and have to take notes or whatever to see what one had the best stats. And then there's zero other fucking benefit for batch releasing.

You could just batch release them and get grit items that could improve the stats of other Pokémon. Now imagine if there was largely no benefit for catching/releasing Pokémon but there was still a completionist element requiring you to catch XX amount of Pokémon of each type?

One of the cooler things about Arceus is that it rewarded you for catching a buttload of Pokemon through the research tasks, grit items, etc.
In Z-A, Pokemon catching is a checklist afterthought. Just completely baffled that's the direction they went.

I feel like I need to get a level of high I've never witnessed before eating that

At the level that The Game Awards currently stands at, it is an *active decision* not to support the Future Class, because they have the resources to do it. And that simple fact makes anything that Geoff Keighley says about honoring game devs at TGA into a lie. (2/5)