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Yep, that's more or less what triggered my own arachnophobia, that is extremely traumatising. Not the worst "trauma from waking up to baby animal shenanigans" I've heard, there's always my wife's story...

I will say, this has made me want to replay Skyrim again. Maybe this'll be the time I actually beat a Bethesda game

Don't forget the other side of that, too "<deadly pirate game> is nothing like D&D! How dare you!"

For the record, I don't think anybody who hates TLJ is a bad person, or is someone who either would in reality or explicitly do support the Empire/First Order. And I don't think TLJ dislikes anybody except for bad people who would and/or do support the Empire/First Order, which I think is also...

I'll probably pick it up soon; I'm wrapped up with Blue Prince and a SaGa Frontier Remastered replay right now.

So it says the level scaling was "adjusted" but do we have any word on exactly how that's gone?

LMAO, absolutely this. Morrowind Remastered would be Day One. Oblivion, I have some fond memories of but definitely my least favorite of the three... let's call them the "playable" Elder Scrolls games.

When I was a kid, I would watch RotJ the most. I was obsessed with the space combat of Star Wars, and that was the OT film that had by far the best of it. I was playing X-Wing and TIE Fighter, I was designing my own Lego ships because those weren't really a thing that much and when they were my...

Yeah, that's where you end up making mistakes. Not to say that you shouldn't change up what you're planning based on feedback on earlier entries to the story; that's pretty fundamental. That's not even to say "Oh crap, I've made this too obvious, maybe I think I should think of something...

Sometimes there are things that don't make any kind of sense, even though you know that it's a (relatively) common thought. Like, I've seen people say "I don't understand how anyone can like The Last Jedi". Conversely, I can understand why some people don't like TLJ. It's a great film but it's...

I used Facebook long enough that the Memories hold nostalgic value for me, but that's about the only thing I use it for these days. I'm basically never actually in my feed, and when I am it's always a mistake. There's also always this:

<shrug> It worked for Chris Carter

It's like going to the internet for parenting advice, except about things that matter way less than the development of a human being

I would say that the lesson learned from this is that it's perfectly fine to just... not answer the mysteries. I mean people got pissed off at Lost for that too, but at least in that case they were wrong

I've been looking at it, definitely, but that would require putting down Blue Prince, and... <chuckles> that's not happening anytime soon.

It occurs to me that there's a third, more sinister way to approach this particular prompt: a show that became a cultural phenomenon in part due to its longevity, but you wish it hadn't and had just failed and gotten cancelled after only one season. I've got a lot of entries here, some of them...

Game Designer 1: Making Speechcraft a basic check or a percentage change is boring. We should make it a minigame! Game Designer 2: Okay... what did you have in mind? GD1:

Oh neat! That's probably what I would want to do if I ever played Skyrim on PC and modded. Does sound very... ordered... though...