I did the #onechipchallenge and then ate not one but TWO Carolina Reapers.
Bad Movie Club has branched into video games. Here is Brooke and Ryan playing Super 3D World.
The data is crystal clear. Lockdowns, social distancing, and mandates have achieved nothing.
We actually reviewed a movie tonight. "Ice Spiders."
It got a 1/10 from all of us. It wasn't funny, stupid, or interesting. After an hour, 3/4 of us voted to just stop it. The dissenting vote was cast by someone playing Minecraft on their phone. This wasn't a bad movie. It was a Not Good movie. Do not waste your time with it.
"Sharkansas: Women's Prison Massacre - Peaches & Beans" is now live!
And Content ID'd by @ShoutFactory, who I trust will do the right thing here and release their claim. They have no rightful claim to any of this. FFS, they didn't even make the movie.
So the Australian government is mass murdering cats, and I've never been so heartbroken by the behavior of human beings.
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They also added the worst weapon durability system I've ever seen, in a game where the only thing to do that isn't climbing is combat. Did Nintendo test any of this IRL? In positive an ordinary club could have been used to kill more than 3 people using BCE crafting methods.
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I don't get the love for Breath of the Wild. I'm playing it, yeah, but that's because I don't feel like playing Skyrim again. Nintendo made some extremely questionable game design choices here, and I think they deserve some criticism for that. Let's start with how climbing uses stamina.
They put a timer on climbing in a game that is like 85% climbing.
You can't blame this on OOT. OOT had original-Zelda style puzzles. See a crystal, whack a crystal, done. BOTW takes it way, way too far, and I thought Twilight Princess was bad. Skyward Sword frustrated me so much with its over abundance of puzzles I only completed the first temple. @NintendoAmerica, literally no one ever said "I have some down time. I feel like solving a bunch of puzzles." Get this shit out, and give us Zelda games again. I'll play Portal or Chess when I want to think, thx.
Somewhere along the way, Zelda became synonymous with puzzles. Why? I don't generally play games to think--I do enough of that in my on-time. Puzzles have ruined Zelda. Zelda wasn't always like this. It wasn't until Majora's Mask and Wind Waker that puzzles overtook the franchise. Can I have my Zelda games back? I can play puzzle games elsewhere.