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It doesn't need to have anything to do with liking the rules or not. Those rules are designed to work within a multiplayer tabletop environment under human arbitration. Not everything's going to be a perfect fit when going from that to a single-player videogame run by a computer.

It feels like this would be only 1-2 steps away from going full Pokemon.

I'd forgotten how generous Oblivion gets with magic items once your level hits double digits (assuming the remaster hasn't tweaked that, which I haven't heard anything about). I was getting real tired of weight management, then I got a Sigil Stone that let me enchant a ring with 75 Feather, then...

Yeah, there's already a mod - A Tale of Two Wastelands, I think? - that does this, and lets you play through both with a single character, so it's very doable. And porting some of New Vegas' refinements back into Fallout 3 would definitely be a good idea.

I've only played it on Playstation, but it's one of my favourite titles on there, both on PS4 and PS5. The only downside to playing it on PC might be missing out on the feedback/vibration from the PS5 controller, which was fantastically implemented - feeling how your horse's hoofbeats change...

One number I've heard bandied about is that the Fallout 3 remaster was originally planned to release two years after the Oblivion remaster, but I don't have a reliable source for that.

It's not as though it wasn't a topical issue four years ago.

I just happened to have watched a reaction video to Midnight earlier in the week, which reminded me just how unsettling it was (brilliant performance by Tennant), so I was seriously not prepared to be hit with a sequel this week. The different abilities of the entity didn't bother me. In...

Kinderblock to me works for exactly the same reason that Droid does - it's unfamiliar enough, while still conveying a sense of the underlying concept, so you can hear it without requiring further elaboration and then accept it as being part of the texture of this world. As for "visa", I think...

We know from The Bad Batch that the Empire introduced chain codes as the new universal ID, so they could have used that, but a work visa seems distinct from that - and if they introduced a new term they'd have to explain it. At least "kinderblock" is pretty self-explanatory - same root as...

The remaster was done by Virtuos, not Bethesda themselves, so it's unlikely that it impacted development of Elder Scrolls 6. And it's not necessarily one-off revenue, it's also proof-of-concept that can be applied to other older games using the same engine, notably Fallout 3.

More like, this is already somewhere the Rebels use as a remote rendezvous point and it will eventually grow to be more.

I found it a better handling of AI than most stories that feature it, and as mentioned the characters were good.

The only way Krennic could secure enough funding for his "energy project" - the Death Star, sponsored by Ghorman Twill. Subjugate the galaxy in stylish comfort!

If you don't mind anime and a quasi-historical setting, The Apothecary Diaries is good.

He is the OP. :) And "the middle of a mission" is not the same as "the middle of combat".

The issue with Lost is that in a lot of their marketing, their after shows and their social media they were actively challenging the audience to try and put things together and see if they could work it all out. Which implies that there is a specific "it" to be worked out, and that the clues...

Sure, but they don't have it. Who knows how far the theft of the prototype will set back its development, assuming it doesn't get cancelled entirely.

I do mostly like TLJ, but that plotline isn't merely orphaned from the rest of the movie, it's counterproductive. If Finn, Rose and BB8 had stayed on the Raddus, the Resistance would have been significantly better off - and that's not something that Finn deserved as a character.

Given the time skips this season, it's a little frustrating not to see much closure. Like, where is Cassian supposed to be taking this snazzy new fighter? Did Cinta straight-up assassinate Tay (I was expecting her to just casually open the roof and flip the speeder)? And most importantly, did...