Oh my god, it's a revelation. Not one that makes you feel great about yourself, but it helps so much.

So dramatic!

Ha! I hadn't seen that before. Thanks.

I'm glad. I think all three have their fans for different reasons.

It also features a brief appearance by Isabella Rossilini, and if you're a 30 Rock fan you can join me in always thinking "Dammit, Johnny! You KNOW I love my big beef n' cheddar!" every time you see her.

I loved it. Ending is...well. It's certainly surprising.

And with David Lynch passed into legend, we've lost another primary source. If you'll accept daytime instead of night, and Toronto instead of New York, there's always "Enemy," an early Villeneuve.

*shudders*

It was the flagon with the wagon.

I really enjoyed it! It was a solid solo experience, far better story than I expect from a survival game (abiotic factor is great too on that front) and exceptional vehicle play in the later game stages.

Was great fun with a regular guild of very good people for a few months, too!

“Triggered properly Caramite can sustain a 1500 C degree burn for up to 2 minutes per gram, enough heat to slag a bank vault’s door with only a kilogram, evenly spread.”

He is, of course, talking about Handy Smurf in this example.

Maybe he’s got big “oh, look at this beaut! That’s a right fine Smurf there!” Steve Irwin energy to counterpoint his shittier brother?

I’m sure it’s not a smooth-enough or fast-enough pivot for some, and entirely unwelcome to others, but given the depth of the changes, I’m personally impressed at the speed and will to make them.

It’s been interesting watching their philosophy move from a very hardcore one to much fluffier. I think their excellent PVE / Hagga Basin content in a cool IP attracted a different demographic than they expected. Laudable to see a team pivot so smoothly.