The high where I live in CO is 9 ° F 😭😭 I hate the cold

Sam's ad in the next episode kills me. I forget there's like a week between the episodes when I'm just binging them 🤣

Here's the vid btw www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cxG...

Still makes me so sad that Frida doesn't know what happened to FCG yet 🙃

Here's a photo of Veylis (I may have listened to the emperor and ate his suped-up parasite)

Anyways, thanks for reading my thought splatter and watching me glaze these 3 games. Should I make glaze my 3 favorite anime next?

Realized that neither character was good or bad, they were both broken and trying to fix themselves. As for the rest of the list, I love all of those games, but none of them had the same impact that either Baldur's Gate or TLOU had on me

Didn't kill Abby, but a few years later, when I played it again, I had a full perspective shift and didn't want Abby to die or Ellie to kill her. In that moment I realized just how much I've matured in just a couple years. I realized that I'm much more empathetic than I ever used to be, and I also

Remaster came out and when I played it again with the PS5 Remaster, I still remembered so much of each encounter, not to mention every bit of the story. The reason I can't pick between 1&2 is because TLOU2 changed me as a person. Upon my first playthrough, I was angry at the ending, and that Ellie

I missed so much of the game, so now I'm beating it (not just starting act 1 and not finishing) a third time and I'm STILL finding new things out that I didn't know about before. For TLOU 1&2, these games grew up with me, at least the first. I remember playing it on my PS4 way back when the first

This list was very tough for me to make. I've played so many games and there are so many that I want to put on here, but by far the hardest part is organizing the list. My top 2 games I knew from the start, as they used to be in a 3-way tie until I played through BG3 a second time and realized that