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Yes, but they were also still 7000 people. A goodly sized town, all at once. Kirk was having the most common moral quandary in heroic...

She is the Vulcan captain of a (by the looks of it) mostly human ship. She read humans use size to assert dominance so she's using her...

We don't have trillionaires yet, but we absolutely have super-rich people who care nothing about wanton destruction in pursuit of their...

I've seen people elsewhere objecting to there being a fifth megacorp, when we know in the future, there are four. Yeah, guys, that's...

Of those, I would rate Andor highest, and it makes the interesting point that you don’t need to be hard SF to be serious SF. Perhaps...

I love all of those (except haven't seen Murderbot). Foundation I struggled a little with in s2 for some reason, but I'm way back on...

You love to see it. This is why 3E/PF1 existed. If you were playing those games, and it wasn't for this sort of complete idiocy, I feel...

The Gunslingers with Weapon Cords was dumber than this. The rules worked like this: A max level Gunslinger could normally only fire a...

No staring like that, you know perfectly well that in a movie a character could fire a light crossbow, throw a dagger, and reload the...

I don’t think there’s any ambiguity here. This is very clearly possible under RAW.

Yeah and honestly your average D&D adventurer often has three items from like, 600+ years of history, when in fact there was no period...

Maybe they're coming from a future ren faire? "Come on babe, I bought us tickets for Earth 2k cycles ago! So grab your Hawaiian shirt...

I don't know what to tell you. He was a scary ape. And to be fair the whole DC TV verse got more silly as time went on.

I mean I can get behind being scared of a big ape because it's a big ape. The only monster that inherently scares me is...

I mean, it's a common but not very accurate criticism, if you look at the actual product. It's basically Japan and nothing else. And...