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I went with two "lose interest" reasons because that really seems to be driving force behind it. I will say that I did have a 3.5 campaign that went into the mid-teens and I had an increasingly difficult time balancing encounters. Of course I'm much more likely to start a new campaign with new...

What I'd love to see is an animated take on Six of Crows that's more faithful to the material than the Shadow & Bone TV show was

I always wondered if he was Steve's inspiration for leading groups himself post-snap

I haven't seen the film yet (probably won't see it in theaters, anyway) but I do think it might be worth remembering that when Steve first met him, Sam Wilson was basically serving as a clinical social worker.

That and flirtations with fascism in the US are always very weird because US fascism is also paradoxically skeptical of the "State" as an entity, so US action movie fascism is more about lone white man vigilantes with gun(s) shooting mostly minority petty criminals while spouting enough white...

I mean, I'd like to think that in a perfect world, we wouldn't refer to any kind of pizza as bad. . Except for New York pizza :p

Look, two entertainment things coming out at roughly the same time with a bit too many superficial similarities to be purely coincidental is thing that has happened many times, long before Babylon 5 and Deep Space Nine hit the airwaves and many, many more times since. It's kind of what the...

Yeah, and popular U.S. action movies haven't been openly fascist-leaning since the 80's

Anchovies have been around forever and will never be "the next big thing" which is absolutely wonderful because it means way more for me

Star Wars space physics as always been highly messed up (see my earlier post about the B-Wing, a space ship with a gyroscopic stabilizers to keep the pilot locked to the horizon, in space), and Star Wars has always had bombers who dropped their payload (see: Empire Strikes Back, The for an...

Yeah that's not a lesson I think he's ever going to learn at this point

That's just the JJ Abrams "Mystery Box" nonsense working as intended. I do think also one of the shows (maybe Ahsoka?) has Hux's dad show up briefly as a high-ranking Imperial (Remnant?) officer.

There are many settings you're going to want to avoid that one... probably best to retire it altogether?

I mean, that by itself is enough to make him more than meaningless, but he's also responsible for the force connection between Rey and Kylo Ren, which is a fairly significant part of the story in both TLJ and RoS.

That wasn't a change found in the sequel films, to be fair

They (or at least, some version of them) do finally get to kiss in The Lower Decks. Garak's actor himself purposefully decided to play up his character's "obvious" attraction to Bashir throughout the series. There was definite intention behind it, if never rising to the level of actual text...