Obsurveyor

Wish Jeff was here for this one. I think he might have gotten a kick out of that silly "racing" game with his button pressing skills.

Does Garrus ever talk to you in ME2? When I played through, I don't think I ever got him to say anything other than he was busy with calibrations. I think it was the same way with Miranda. I was male Shep if that matters.

Add me to the list of those desiring a "Mark as watched" button. Netflix's "Continue watching" list languishing forever sucks.

Also, if you want something like React without the insane toolchain/workflow, checkout Ractive.

Ben channeling Dan and just running away from the group constantly.

@ybbaaabby Don't believe chat's lies.

Yeah, I stopped watching once they got to the way point because I figured as much.

@vinny@danryckert I'd just like to remind you guys that you don't have to use the garbage weapons. From watching, it appears the regular shot is really quite good.

@xeiphyer said:

That's just the constantly out of focus camera or awful lens they're using. I really wish they'd fix it.

At the 1 hour 23 minutes 47 seconds mark, Dan finally slips and accidentally admits he's cheating! Not a big surprise, he's been telegraphing it forever in this series.

@babychoochoo: Because it's a fan bait game with horrible gameplay. There's nothing wrong with fan bait games if they've got the video game chops to back it up but this one definitely doesn't. It's the laziest execution I've ever seen(I haven't played or seen the other KH games). It's designed by marketing to maximize two rabid fanbases' interest. The gameplay itself is horrible. AI characters that you can't control that are just awful in general, to mediocre if you figure out their byzantine settings system. The story is convoluted to unintelligible. The levels are just Disney stuff smashed together with Final Fantasy characters and items in the most awkward and bland ways. The ship stuff is unfinished programmer art named "gummi" by some inventive marketing person.