with the points of reference being used to deride this content, many of you seem like you've just never really looked at anything besides this very specific corner of games media for the last thirteen years.
This might be a ridiculous complaint but I find the maps in this game kinda TOO big. This Spy Academy initially showed off by Rorie at the beginning of the Quick Look is a gigantic map. Tons of interiors, side alleyways etc and it can take over 2 hours to get through. Also if you want to play like a "silent" sniper it's pretty tough. Guards are relatively dumb but have very keen hearing. Even pistols with silencers can be heard by nearby guards if they are close enough. So sniping can only be safely done if there is "sound masking" going on which isn't always an option.
It's dumb fun but after about 5 missions I was all snipered out and the skill trees doesn't really offer any exciting new abilities that might make you rethink the way you approach the missions.
i agree with the size complaint. i also think this game doesn't put enough of an emphasis on sniping, really. it's mostly a stealth game, and not a particularly strong one.
I found the final streams on the day that Alex, Brad, and Vinny left to be very touching. I do feel bummed that we don't appear to be getting something like that, but on the other hand, part of what made that day so meaningful was that it was about reminiscing between old friends and colleagues. With so much of the crew joined in the last five or six years, I'm not sure it would've been the same if Jeff had no one to really share memories with besides Matt, whose career differed so greatly from Jeff's. So I mean, at least rest in the knowledge that we probably weren't going to get an A/B/V send-off again, even if they tried for one.
good! silly! i like the cadence in Stills' delivery.
it's no wonder that almost all of the staff that used to work at GB have said that they stopped reading the comments very early into their jobs here. all criticism here is strictly destructive. i honestly dont know what some of you are even doing here at this point. are you masochists? sadists? both? you're too old to be this fucking rude.
another great epi, and the fact that this album is awful on more than a purely aesthetic level makes this a particularly compelling episode! good choice!
Wait... you all just leave your old ass fridge behind when you move??? What if the new people have a bigger/better fridge, its up to them to get rid of yours for you?
i'm pretty sure this is usually negotiated with the buyer. when my parents moved, the buyer offered to buy most of the furniture they were willing to leave. and of course, they bought all the large appliances, like the dishwasher and fridge
I think Weezer is a significantly more divisive band than people who like current-day Weezer believe them to be. Their entire legacy is predicated on division, specifically between pre-Green Album and post-Green Album, whether or not current Weezer fans want to acknowledge that. My last exposure to Weezer was six months ago, when I sold my copy of The Pinkerton Diaries, which I read enough of to understand that, in fact, Rivers is a fuckin weirdo reactionary creep who has earned the criticism he gets here. Good show!
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