Daybreak games. Not because the story is bad, but I just get put off by the gameplay and I played through all the Sky, Crossbell, and Cold Steel games without game hopping. Now knowing they're using it in the Sky remake I'm not even looking forward to it anymore either.

system which cannot decide what it is. I feel like getting some of the story focus from Trails in the Ys games which was evident in VIII onward was a good thing. I don't feel like getting Ys into the Trails games makes it stronger. I know I still have not managed to finish the

I would miss out on the bonuses from it in turn-based combat if I didn't force myself to. The rhythm of the game is noticeably different, too. I feel like some people at Falcom really like Ys, which is a good series, and wanted its combat in the game and so now we have a combat

I hate the blend, just something about it bothers me. Because one version or the other suffers and in this case it's both that do. I prefer turn-based so for me the fact that you cannot do action combat for bosses is perfectly fine for me, but since I do not like action combat

Regardless of which it is, doesn't make me glad to be living here right now.

So either the people behind the decision are incompetent, or the people behind it are actively handing over people to a country where their life is in danger which comes off as some sweetheart deal with a dictator who is working with gangs to stay in power.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who the government "said" they deported accidentally, was sent to the one country that there was a standing order not to send him to because his life would be in danger from the gangs there.

"Don't have a home you can take a line of credit out on? Well no eggs for you, you're just fecked!"

JK Simmons's Santa delivers some powerful lines on how we should see and treat others in the world despite the fact that they may not necessarily "deserve" it or treat others in that manner. It was healing and heartwarming and honestly something I really needed, I definitely recommend it.

It felt genuine and not manufactured or like a plot device.
The movie genuinely captured that Christmas Magic that some of the classics have. It really resonated with me and it's going to join Die Hard as one of the movies that I have to watch every Christmas.

There's that cheesy action, but there's also a lot of hilarious and genuinely touching moments. While I agree with another friend of mine that Chris Evans's character would have made a better uncle than dead beat dad, the relationship was still very well done.

I haven't narrated anything, but have had that experience at least a few times with a few other friends who are writers when going over each other's work. Because you'll read a line aloud, say the word, and editing turns into, "Yes, that's actually how that word is pronounced research time."

I can't imagine how crazy that would be. One of the local comic conventions had Indie Wrestlers for several years and it was usually so loud as a result that you couldn't really interact with people most of the time. Was calmer this year without them there.