bait used to be believable
get out of OUR sight

this is no joke how it feels
have to remind ourselves that I'm the only one who wants to drop to all fours and dart around corners

Ah OK
You got me with the inexperience thing, I'm not really a movie enthusiast lol
I'll check out those people you recommended since my main gripe with the film industry is how indie films don't really get visibility like video games (at least from my perspective)

I'm curious, how is spider-verse not experimental?
(or is this part of the joke and not an argument to be taken seriously?)
I won't speak for the sequel since I haven't watched it, but the comic-book artstyle seemed novel enough and they really embraced the potential for visual effects in it imo

The earlier in the game's lifespan you get into running the game, the easier it is to stay on top of new strategies as they're developed, AND you start at a time where the tricks aren't hard to pull off.

I think it's more that the skill floor for speedruns becomes unreachable for the average player very quickly compared to other things. Moddability and custom levels are always being run blind, so everyone starts from the same place

Something we've learned is that there *are* good 3d printed fidgets, but only on paper, because the layering will tear apart your paws if you play with them for extended periods of time

The concept failed the vibe check back in elementary school for me
I feel really bad for my younger self, because I *knew* something was off, that I wasn't just using it as a toy in class, but I didn't have the vocabulary to express it until years later