

Well, they do really mean briefly. They’re already broken up again by the season two premiere, which I think is when the ‘no hugging, no learning’ rule was implemented.


Well, they do really mean briefly. They’re already broken up again by the season two premiere, which I think is when the ‘no hugging, no learning’ rule was implemented.
He’s the main character of the saga, but the only times he’s the main character of an installment are certain Clone Wars episodes and Revenge of the Sith. And in ROTS he shares the leading role with Obi-Wan.
Her boyfriend turned back into a human, though. Maybe we should all chip in and get her a Bad Dragon gift card?


You can see a similar problem with the Star Wars prequels. Most of those obviously CGI sets, like Kamino, are actually miniatures with dodgy compositing.
I really want them to do another movie with the same cast playing different characters.


Yes, unfortunately.


My guess is the food uses real mint but the toothpaste doesn’t and you’re allergic to the mint substitute.


Maybe he was confused by the fact hot water sometimes freezes faster than cold water?
Nope. Quantum entanglement is when two particles are made to have the same states. Measuring one tells you about the other one in much the same way you can tell what someone you’ve never met before looks like if you’ve seen their identical twin. Also, much like how punching one twin in the face and breaking their nose has no effect on the other twin fifty miles away, doing something to one half of an entangled pair does nothing to the other. In fact, because they’re no longer identical, the particles aren’t considered to be entangled anymore.
Entanglement can be used for encryption, but it can’t be used to transmit data.


I at least appreciate what 8 was trying to do, even though it really needed more time in the oven and probably would have worked better as a side movie, but 9 was an abject disaster. It convinced me that JJ Abrams literally can’t concieve of a Star Wars story that isn’t just the original trilogy with a different coat of paint. He deliberately undid everything in 8 so that he could cram ESB and ROTJ into the same movie. Hell, he got Adam Driver onboard with 7 by telling him that Kylo Ren wouldn’t be a rehash of the Vader plot, then rehashed the Vader plot with Kylo anyway. At least 8 showed some form of creativity.
My roommate has only experienced 9 by way of Lego Star Wars and said the characters side-eye the camera every time the plot doesn’t make sense. I’m pretty sure that’s the best way to see the movie.


Or make lighting less of a factor in detection. Line of sight only worked just fine for Dishonored, and Assassin’s Creed used to have a fantastic social stealth system.


This is what I do. The only parts left from the original build are a pair of 2TB HDDs installed back when it was a Win7 system.


Hawke is like Shepard; you can customize them, but the pre-made face model has more detail than what you can make in the character creator.


The great thing about Dukat is that he frequently finds his own humanity. You keep thinking that this time he’ll do the right thing and start his path to redemption, but he never does. He always chooses to do the wrong thing even though there’s clearly good in him and you’re always disappointed and even surprised when it happens. He’s like the anti-Zuko.


Bloom was brand new. Devs didn’t have access to it at all until that console generation and took a while to figure out how to use it right.
The ‘real is brown’ phase was similar, with devs suddenly being able to use color grading and having no idea how to use that responsibly.


I’ve been saying for a bit now that Linux games should be distributed via flatpak or similar to mitigate this problem.
And sometimes Velma and Shaggy.