I remember liking half of it. Oddly enough, I can't remember whether I liked the first half where he's a drunken bum, or the second half, where he's more together, but I specifically remember thinking half of it was decent at least.
So yeah, I agree that it's not very memorable.
The Boys, Fallout, Invincible, Good Omens. These were all good shows, though the Boys is kinda wearing thin and I'm glad it's ending next season.
Haven't seen em, but Jack Ryan, Reacher, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, The Marvelous Ms. Maisel...all these seem to have done extremely well and been popular.
Sure they have their absolute disasters like the Rings of Power too, but it's not like they're on the same level of quality as like the freevee's and roku original shows.
Yes, 2 had a lot of re-used locations. Some of them did make sense, as the story was almost entirely set within a single city, so certain locations are bound to pop up multiple times, especially as the game takes place over a decade or so.
But the real reason, 2 was developed and rushed out the door in like a year or something? It was a ridiculously short amount of time to develop a sequel to a game as big as DA:O. Unsurprisingly, this led to a LOT of re used assets and locations.
But though it obviously had failings, I, like some others, would probably put DA2 as the high point for the series telling really character driven stories with the most compelling cast of characters.
Could not agree more, Legion has an absolutely amazing score/soundtrack. The Bolero scene? Legendary.
Honestly, fair criticism, as it is still a $60 game and in my old timer's brain that means everything should be unlockable through gameplay. Unfortunately, that's just not how the market seems to work anymore, so I'll just be glad their extra monetization is only limited to cosmetics and not gameplay stuff as well.
On the upshot, that season pass and the DLC stuff is all cosmetic only. All gameplay additions will be free for all.
Yes, it's called the Apprentice, will come out a bit before the election (was at some film festivals awhile ago, but couldn't find a US distributor for a bit, but recently did) and by all accounts doesn't make him look good. His lawyers were trying to block it's US release for awhile, so I can't imagine it's a trump positive biopic.
The real Chicago pizza is tavern style anyway. And that IS pizza.
I liked Perrin a lot...until Faile showed up in the first place.
But I can't argue your statement.
Sorry, but the correct thing to say when he pops up in something else is, "Oh dip! Pillboi!"
I hope you rectify your behavior.