Inmovation

I do! Although more the en dash than the em. Its also how dialogue is done in Spanish books (replacing the quotation marks)

Okay but how are you supposed to test luck?

There was a Spanish dub?? I gotta find that

A taquero is a guy who runs a taco stand. Like how Americans have hot dog stands

I swear there was a better version of this joke with a North Korean Orchestra Conductor

They turned off your power just because you might get crazy winds?

I binged the entire season 1 over the weekend. Amazing show

It hurts me that they got it right with þe but the other two are wrong

I once had like a 40% plagiarism score because it considered phrases like “of the” as plagiarism. Worst part of all was that my professor initially took the score at face value so I had to argue my case

I’m pretty sure Mirkon with the harpies is the exception. Normally children can’t enter combat and if you try to attack thrm, they just run away unscathed. I just tried to fight the kids at Last Light to test lol

Demon lord Zaraxos is a big proponent of public transport

Glad to see he’s not dead

Steam reviews suggest that purchases and battle pass (yuck!) are cosmetic only. Most complaints are about how you can’t change audio settings until after a 20 minute tutorial

Does Zelda every use a bow in any of the games? I always thought she was more magic-oriented

Now somebody needs to make a Borg cube skin for the Steam machine

I think it’s the absolute best game of the decade, and one of the best of all time. Probably an overreaction, I know. But there was something special about it.

They spent forever on it because it fucking sucks. They had double the text for every single line because you had both a “summary” text for your choice and what the actual line spoken was. I bet the localization teams got a big check for that game

The reviews on the Steam page are pretty funny:

“It Takes a War is hard to talk about” Noclip

“Looks like a pretty poor Counter-Strike clone” IndieLoupe

“The combat in It Takes a War is just bad. The conflict in It Takes a War is profoundly human.” Rogue

Wasn’t expecting to see Miguel Herrán here