thecraigchild

I recently watched through 75% of The Punisher on Netflix with my roommate and I enjoyed it for the most part. I liked what they did with it but wasn't really dying to know what was happening next until a few episodes in. I don't think the start is very strong.

I did however loveMindhunter it reminded me a little bit of True Detective Season One which I really really enjoyed. If you want a show that has some great writing and cinematography Mindhunter is really good. I have some anal problems with it, but nothing that detracted from the overall experience.

Well my 7/11 has 4Loco which is pretty trashy but goes down pretty good, fruity, and will get you drunk. Like goboard said have someone with you, drinking solo can lead to problems.

I don't want to be cynical but I am a bit. I would love to see the Avengers face a more "grounded" villain I guess? I'm not sure what I want out of these movies anymore, but seeing portals spit aliens out for them to go "pew-pew" isn't doing it for me. I'm starting to get fatigued by the nonstop over exposure of the superhero genre, and that is coming from someone that grew up reading every comic I could and watching things like JLA religiously.

The best part of the trailer for me was watching Spidey senses, minor but I enjoyed that. I hope that it's a fun movie, but won't be heading out day one.

No I haven't, don't think I ever will either. If I feel the "need" to get lootboxes it's progression system is damaged to the point where I won't enjoy the game with or without them.

I would probably by myself out from student debt thanks to a good amount of loans

My favorite would have to be Oblivion, but I have to say that it would probably be as a result of it being one of my first PC games and my very first Elder Scrolls game. While it hasn't aged like fine wine or anything I still find it to be one of my favorite games and I think Skyrim lost a lot of appeal for me while aiming for a less "hardcore" playerbase and appealing to the mainstream. I still love Skyrim as well but I think that it isn't a better RPG. The way that if you jumped around enough you could leap like 40 feet in Oblivion was awesome to me, because whenever I run large swaths of land in RPG's I tend to jump a lot so by the end game I was leaping onto rooftops. Just brilliant.