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The My Friend Martin segment of the podcast was amazing.
It really was. Im not usually a fan of Brenan, but holy shit he was a great guest on this weeks podcast. He brought so much energy!
The My Friend Martin segment of the podcast was amazing.
It really was. Im not usually a fan of Brenan, but holy shit he was a great guest on this weeks podcast. He brought so much energy!
It really was. Im not usually a fan of Brenan, but holy shit he was a great guest on this weeks podcast. He brought so much energy!
What time was this segment at on the podcast?The My Friend Martin segment of the podcast was amazing.
What time was this segment at on the podcast?
Thank you.Not sure. Was the 2nd/3rd email. "What media have you had a legit emotional reaction to" or something to that effect
Did we really have to wait along with matt for him to finish taking a shit.....
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Oops, definitely my mistake this time. Pat told me about the bathroom break, I forgot. Well I'm fixing it right now.
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Pat's hang-up with the AJ thing is stupid. In their minds the Richmond settlers saw two outcomes:
1. Send Clem w/ AJ resulting in uncertain death. It could be from his illness, a zombie eating him, to a number of other needlessly painful method.
2. Send Clem but keep AJ, allowing for a level of control in comfort over his passing so they can guarantee it as painless as possible.
They made the humane choice for AJ of trying to give him comfort. Hell, they may have been what saved him since they could provide better conditions than someone constantly being on the move to avoid zombies or other people.
That's your endgame. That's essentially an emergent goal you assigned yourself. Most people really do not view these games in this way. My goal could be to reach the end with as few non-Clementine characters as possible still standing.
So, I know this comes up a lot with Walking Dead and I just want to point it out as a reminder:
Whether or not a character survives doesn't matter unless the character matters after they survive.
"Life or Death" being an automatically important distinction is one of those guttural things they use to manipulate you into ignoring the fact that there are still no narrative consequences. No one gives a shit about Gabe, they can kill him or not kill him at their leisure.
Agreed. None of these types of games (Telltale/ Until Dawn/ Life is Strange etc) really have a mechanical goal like that, the goal of the game is just make the choices you want and see how the chips fall.
Paul is the one who suggested the reason keeping AJ was to make him comfortable. David is just the dumb muscle of the operation.
Until Dawn does but Walking Dead tends to reward one side more than the other. 400 Days is the biggest indication of that, where most of your choices in that only matter if they leave with her at the end.
Until Dawn's is actually really good, as for example, I had a member of the cast that just straight up didn't reunite with anyone before the end of the game so when it cycles through everyone in the police station at the end he's asking if anyone else made it out.Until Dawn does at least have the implication that there's a circuitous path through the game that leads to (almost) everyone surviving, and somewhat encourages replaying the game to find it.
But David is the one who tells Clem to stop and give them AJ. The point is David goes from saying, "We should've abandoned that baby in the woods a week ago," to "Hey, don't take that baby into woods." The situation shouldn't have changed in the eyes of David because he still thinks AJ is going to die. All I'm saying is that is inconsistent.
For the record, I don't have a problem with them keeping the baby because everyone besides David's reasons make sense. It just seems like a lazy way to make Clem hate David whether you give AJ medicine or not.
Anybody else get irked by those Kelso > Phelps (as a character) YT comments? It is something you always see in LA Noire discussion, and it is always somebody completely missing the point.
YEP.Phelps is purposely written to be divisive and, and well unlikable because he's such a straight and narrow boyscout. Kelso is the typical film Noire Anti-Hero, so they're falling for the trope without actually understanding why the focus is on Phelps.
And YEP. I remembered the scene but I didn't remember how choreographed the tape was. That stunk.Also, that film reel is the most ridiculous thing in the game and it's kind of embarrassing that it exists, it's like that half assed a way for Kelso to figure out all the players without him doing any of the legwork that Phelps did. I dont even remember that being part of the game.
Welp, I just watched an hour long children's animated show on Martin Luther King Jr.
Thanks, Best Friends.
How long can you fight for civil rights.......in the frozen time.
How long can you fight for civil rights.......in the frozen time.
MLK and his stand, 「I Have a Dream」. Woolie was on point with thatAnd now I'm imagining MLK as a stand user.
MLK and his stand, 「I Have a Dream」. Woolie was on point with that
That's why he died. He didn't get shot by a gun, he failed to become a stand user.
Edit: Also all the KKK members at the time were also Vampires. So this was also King doing his work as a minister.
Isn't this the plot to Blaster Knuckle?
It's still TheSw1tcher in my subscriptions.
Man, I can't get into Cat Lady. The gameplay and story are so off putting. That's weird because I loved I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream.
That's exactly it. That and diet 1947 misogyny.Anyway, I was wondering why Kelso calls Elsa "Princess" since it seemed a bit too familiar/personal, but then he called the girl that so I'm assuming its more just his go-to nickname for women?
Kelso with his 'princess' is like my coworker who calls all women 'darlin'.
LA Noire is a pretty good showing, since he actually played it back in the day.Has there been a 3 man video where Matt is actually good in it?
Ever since Liam left, Matt is the third wheel - basically talking to himself, repeating tired memes, and telling random stories to no one - while Pat and Woolie talk to each other.