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Coworker already tried scolding me for those words. Told her I don't care
Now it is just suffering from brain drain. Just like my hometown. Almost everyone with degree leaves.
Not very much. I like the idea of playing games but I always resort to something that is easy to pick up and play. You seem to like rogue-like a lot too. I want to get to Firewatch soon for the season and maybe Detention, one of my favourites but it has been so long.
He tries to stand up against government, which is good I guess, but I can't be too fond of him with his support for things like Euro currency or wanting to destroy the Veto in EU.
The thing is that many originals are just licenced and they have exclusive streaming rights. Even with some shows they invested in, the studios own them + they are IP owners like in case of One Piece or Avatar. Kinda worried how many things will disappear in few years, especially kdramas. True, I just keep a list of things and try to choose what I feel like watching at the moment. Feels a bit strange watching something like 5 years after discovering it.
The Xander episode was about him struggling with his self-worth. He ends up being driver for group of undead gangster. Crazy plot but handled really well.
People always complain but not much action done. I really think the physical media should be more prevalent.
I guess he kinda stopped saying "Ai Caramba" after this episode.
Yeah, not very appreaciated by many these days.
He is mostly known for his edgy Yakuza slicks but he can do more contemplative things like Dead or Alive 2. But he is a sellout, has been making a lot of random manga adaptations over the last 10+ years. Still, First Love seems decent.
Watched the Crystal Lake trailer yesterday. I was kinda stunned. It looks like a real production, which can't be said about most movies in that franchise