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It rotates 360 degrees every day.

The Hot Shots movies still hold up. I wouldn't port Sheen over from them, though - what he brings to the part isn't the same as what Nielson does.

Well, the opening of the first one has exactly such a wild swing, with him beating up a roomful of evil dictators before falling out a window, so if the bank scene is a similar character intro it would be in keeping.

Plus he's the face of a different zany comedy film franchise of the same era.

Find a rival group of slightly-tougher adventurers in town, preferably ones who have a decent utility item or two between them already. Send in the bard and spread a rumour that the sword in the cave is actually a +2 sword. When the rival party goes to get it, follow them at a distance and wait...

I don't think there's anything particularly wrong with WotC / Hasbro not having done more to tie into BG3 in the time leading up to its release. Its success was far greater than anticipated, with many thinking it'd be buried under Starfield's much-hyped release, so going all-in on it would have...

It's hard to see why we need a new take on such a classic, but on the other hand I'll never say no to more Liam Neeson.

Ventress's scenes in the trailer seem to feature a lot of Clone Wars action, so I'm guessing it's more "how did she get from there to here?" Or both - these Tales stories have a tendency to feature a lot of time skips between episodes.

Strike to shield or torso: 1 point Strike to head: 2 points Rider is undragoned: 3 points and acquire the loser's dragon Rider is incinerated: 3 points and the winner's dragon feasts well that day

Ventress could be interesting, but I can't bring myself to be curious about a Cad Bane backstory, certainly not based upon what they show in the trailer.

Don't threaten me with a good time.

Rollin', rollin', rollin', Though the aisles are swollen, Keep them dice a-rollin', Rawhide!

You know you've strayed to one of the rougher gaming cons when you notice that the DM's end of the table has chicken wire around it.

Leaked release date of August 1st, take it with a pinch of salt.

It is at least potentially one. I don't know how much non-Paramount-produced content exists on Paramount+, but my impression is that it's not much. Licensing third-party content isn't really what they do.

Yeah, my closest thing to a TV secret shame would be Youtube movie and TV show reaction videos.

It wasn't an official Star Trek production. It was produced by another company, and was crowdfunded.

Yeah, none of that worked unfortunately, but it turns out I should've had more faith in the autosave. Although it placed me physically back at the starting point, it kept my progression in the mission and I only had a couple of tags left to locate.

I've been replaying Mass Effect 2, but finding some occasional frustrations with bugs. Like, in the Normandy Crash Site mission I spent about 20 minutes digging up dogtags, reliving memories etc., all without saving the game because there's no combat involved, then I got inexorably stuck on a...

This is also what makes its nature as a 3D tabletop more awkward compared to the various 2D ones. If I want to make a token for a new monster on Roll20, it's literally a five-minute job with 3rd-party tools - Google a suitable image for the critter, paste it to an online token maker, save it...