Just wait till they see a map and find out where South Dakota is

Then it’s perfect

Kinda loving the idea of a bard that can’t get no love. Turn that trope right on its head

If the first line second couplet was something like: from deep water harbor to candlekeep

You could get around the double waterdeep

(Sorry for unsolicited advice!)

Terrified and curious how they would handle cars lane splitting. As in: I would like to watch it as one watches a nature doc, from my sofa v far removed

So… a closet?!

My biggest complaint growing up in the DMV is that it didn’t go to more places. I wanted to use it more!

I think too, we used to watch things as a shared experience. You might find something on TV, call a friend you thought would be into it, and watch it together. I guess you can with streaming but it seems to cater to a more individual experience

That’s gonna be sooo good, and that’s the most important part

A street skating game set in Boulder CO?! I’m definitely intrigued

Sad times. I used to tune in to watch Highly Questionable which got me into Around the Horn, now both gone from ESPN

Yes, but as a counterpoint: Bad Brains also rules

Yuup

Not so much geographically, but culturally. Socializing in DC and LA can be about seeing and being seen. At this point politics is Hollywood for ugly people, so maybe not surprising

For sure! I think it’s important not to overlook how talented they all are

Nothing wrong with it but there are many ways to give characters a personality without doing a ‘voice’. Or do! Whatever floats your boat

As someone who is only now working my way through Critical Role season 1, Matt makes it super clear this is a game he and his voice actor friends play. Which is part of what makes it so watchable… they’re all engaging on camera and good in voice. But most people don’t play a game other people watch

Plate ribs? Looks amazing!

No, but I remember working in video stores in the very late 90s and we’d always add it to the Christmas rentals section to feel edgy and smart about movies

The miracle of a single rotisserie chicken and a box of white wine