Sarnecki

There's actually two versions of Shadowkeep you can buy. The cheaper version which is just Shadowkeep and the current season, or the slightly more expensive version that includes Shadowkeep and all of the subsequent seasons coming up after Season of the Dawn, which I believe is two more this year?

Or at least that was the case about a month ago. I suspect they still offer both versions. As someone who bought Destiny 2 on release and didn't think it had enough content to justify the price, that's not the case now. There's PLENTY of stuff to make it worth the investment.

Bryan was already pissed off BEFORE that main event.

(hugs fellow Origins fan)

I'm going to be the crazy guy who stands up for Origins as my personal favorite Batman game. The asthetic being somewhere between the Burton films, the Nolan films and the Animated series is MUCH more in my taste than Asylums 90's EXTREEEEEEME art style. Just look at Asylum Killer Croc vs Origins and see the VAST improvement. The Origins Bat suit is also my favorite one. Also, as much as I adore the story and setting and concept of Asylum, I prefer Origin.

An angry young Bruce Wayne with something to prove who for the first time in the series decides to be an actual detective. A fantastic Joker origin tale with all of the usual classic Joker story beats, specifically taking over a criminal enteprise from the inside and being underestimated. And just the pitch of the game is so fun. Eight badass assassins who all want you dead, hunting you down over the course of one snowy Christmas Eve night.

I love love love Origins and I consider it one of my personal most underrated games of all time, let alone my favorite Batman game.

As a Mox fan I can't help but say... HEY!!!!!

... But yeah Pac is fucking AWESOME.

I paid 20 bucks for one month of LAUNCH Anthem, which was arguably in the worst shape the game has ever been in. Even that acknowledged, I enjoyed my time with the game enough to make the 20 worth it.

The story and specifically the acting in the cut scenes was MUCH better than I expected probably due to the low expectations. I would say what I enjoyed the most aside from the reasonably fun combat was the flying around and exploring the environment and taking it all in. I'd say there's 20 bucks worth there if you have the correct expectations.

I was watching some wrestling observer youtube stuff this week, and it cut to Alvarez and he was in a neck brace which made me LMFAO just as a funny visual. Now I know why!!

I kind of loved it. It's my understanding from my Asian friend when I was griping to him about the treatment of Bruce Lee that Bruce was actually a well known asshole and show boat. And according to people who knew and loved him, it was a pretty accurate portrayal.

Gotta disagree about people saying the gruesome violence was there for no reason, or the Tate scenes of her at the cinema had no purpose. The entire point of the movie is making you like these characters, and then slowly marching you towards the dread of the real world Tate murder. The ending with our heroes dispatching the Manson family is supposed to be a hilarious and extremely over the top and cathartic "release" for the audience, because you're supposed to spend the entire movie going "oh God oh God poor Sharon got slaughtered and her baby cut out of her womb when she was eight months pregnant, oh God she begged for her life oh man I don't want to see this..." And then instead of hitting you with the horror you're dreading he dispatches those Manson assholes like the scum they are. The movie almost refuses to mystify them cool or dangerous or interesting which I adore. It's a giant cultural middle finger to the entire family. Pitt literally cracks a joke at the real life "I'm the devil" line.

I like the reading that Dalton's Caleb villain character is what people expected QT's Manson to be. A mystified very talky and showy big bad. When in reality QT gives Manson literally one scene, and he's just sort of a creepy weirdo.

"Can you drive?"
"X_X"

"Yeah, he can drive, it's fine."

Moxley continues to be my favorite ever.

I can't imagine a more discouraging sentence.