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Maybe these “chemicals” are the flavour the dog wants tho, I imagine it’s kinda like a really concentrated gravy?

I don’t imagine flavour has that much to do with nutrition, in fact it’s probably lacking in nutrition if it has no flavour.

I just don’t understand how you could describe them as dry?

Like, in my mind if you were to criticise them it would be that they’re too over the top. They’ve got punchy vocals, in your face solos, and most of the songs you listed are stadium rock.

There’s a bravado and flamboyance to everything they do, so it’s kinda supposed to be corny and fun. Not all music needs to be sad and have deep meaning, sometimes you need to let loose.

So this is the rich and vain giving themselves a pat on the back, and taking a hundred grand in speaker fees while the planet is still dying and not enough is being done?

How are all these people getting to New York? Or are they gonna do the environmentally friendly thing and dial in via Zoom like everyone else 🤔

Relying on five different forms of media to avoid thoughts is pathetic.

I only need three 😎

I love Remedy, I literally made a comment yesterday about how they’re the only game series that I’m really invested in story wise.

That being said, I don’t know if I want a TV show or movie…

I love the games and the way the story is told and interacted with, a show/movie feels like it would be a step back.

I’m playing Quantum Break at the moment and the whole “TV show” side of it doesn’t really add anything for me.

I’m willing to accept the downvotes, but I found BG3 bland and corny.

Maybe I didn’t get far enough in the game, but the stories were kinda boring and the characters were annoying. Every time they spoke I wanted them to stop, especially Astarion.

I know different people like different things, but I gave that game far more time than I usually would’ve because of the critical acclaim and it just fell flat at every point.

I love what Remedy entertainment is doing with Alan Wake/Control/Quantum Break.

It’s a bit all over the place and an acquired taste, but since Control/Alan Wake 2 they’re really bringing it all together.

It’s kinda world building focused and spans across different games, rather than a concise “beginning and end” story. Quite difficult to describe tbh, but it’s probably the only video game story I’m really invested in.

I’d recommend starting with Control or Alan Wake 2, but I believe proper order would be Alan Wake 1>Quantum Break>Control>Alan Wake 2.

The Sonic box contains condoms, the Shadow box contains a manual for evading child support.

Basically that image, but dial it back 1000%