I recently rewatched iron man 2 and it’s hilarious in hindsight. at the start, there’s an musk cameo that shows him as a friend of tony stark. then the villain is basically today’s musk - he thinks he’s equal to tony stark but is actually just a salesman and harms people when trying to one-up stark

not in a campaign currently but for my last pc… probably just money lmao

you’re the reason I became a fan of the mariners and baseball. thank you.

anyway, maybe not a bad day to rewatch @jonbois.bsky.social and Alex's flagship documentary series The History of the Seattle Mariners, all 3 hours and 40 minutes of which are presented in this one video for your bingeing convenience: youtu.be/TIgK56cAjfY...

puzzles/combat/hidden meanings on you for the sake of gameplay/Art and completely taking you out of just feeling the emotion because now you have to think about things

this and also the thread you quoted is why still wakes the deep is still one of my favorites out of the horror games that I’ve seen recently. it’s kind of wild to me how few horror games understand the appeal of just letting the gameplay enhance the story rather than forcing a bunch of-

it’s very very good, I kept thinking that we’ve seen the full extent of the bit and then it would go even further

genuinely incomprehensible idea as someone who has watched like 2000 hours of critical role. the fun part is how much time you get to spend in the story