Best episode to date. Worth the wait. Everyone contributing and nobody dragging it down or going too wild. The emerging story is legitimately compelling.
For the question at the end, the fact that there was no soundtrack by default in Capcom's Steel Battalion unless you bought a little portable radio as an upgrade and jammed it in the corner of your cockpit. Gave a greater heft of weighty gravitas to the game and wasn't easily circumvented but, rather, reinforced by the alternative.
@somejerk: The prequels were better with Rifftrax.
My man! The Riff, "These guys must have about one bar on their Force right now..." comparing the bumbling adventures of Anakin and Kenobi in the beginning of Episode 3 to poor cell phone reception absolutely destroyed me.
Doom BFG projectile did damage when it collided with an enemy then a bunch (invisible) rays shot out of the player in a cone aimed at that projectile and did damage giving the impression it killed most anything you had been looking at when you fired it. Contrasted with the Quake version that shot rays out of the initial projectile it was a slightly different take on the original weapon from Doom 1+2. Fun video, thank you @Brad !
What? 100 comments and no tip of the hat to one of the other big capital L Librarians, our orangutan friend from the Discworld series of books penned by the late, great, Terry Pratchett!? Easily remedied!
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