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i think one understated aspect of how starfield sucks is that it completely fails at one of the core bethesda fantasies, which is to stumble across an interesting abandoned place and explore it. the setting is fairly young in terms of whats been built by humans and is culturally monolithic in being nasa-y so youre just coming across the same moon bases and research facilities with the same dull lego architecture a billion times. and for some reason they decided to make a "grounded" space game instead of pulpy sci-fi so youre never gonna run across any crazy new alien society or anything it's just unmemorable non-sapient creatures and little else. turns out realistic space exploration is really boring even if you sprinkle some space animals into it so you have something to shoot

#the concept is only interesting in real life it doesnt make for a very good exploration-based shooty rpg #they should have just given up and put a bunch of stupid star war type guys in it #the last thing i think of when i recall this studio's history is a prestige approach to genre fiction. you gotta slop it up a little more #conversely to all of this fallout is their best series because it offers the most opportunities for compelling locations #(also obvi people complain a lot about the game being repetitive and having the same shit over and over)#(but the solution in many's eyes seems to be ''just add lots more places!'')#(and the problem with that is no matter how many POIs they shove in the concept is at odds with finding cool things at a base level)#(if you found something cool it would stop being starfield lol)

The Dark Empath Rises

nociceptrix

when you get more kills than the pro #darknoob

amygdalae

I dont "consume content" I eat books, drink video games and fuck albums

dietranch

#with oneberry we can heal

bunniope

in charcuterie city, you'll always be cheesed to meet your friends

iamoutofideas

I hate charcuterie city I want to go somewhere else

bunniope

this is all that's left.

iamoutofideas

this is all that's left.

ravenclairee

SEVERANCE 2.10 "Cold Harbor", dir. Ben Stiller IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE (1946), dir. Frank Capra

Stiller: “It’s a Wonderful Life” — it’s one of my favorite movies. There’s that moment of that phone call where Donna Reed and Jimmy Stewart are together, and they’re listening to her ex-boyfriend, they’re together, side by side, and you could just feel the energy between them. For some reason, that image was in my head when I was thinking about the two of them as they’re finishing the file; where they’re focused on the screen and they don’t know who’s watching them or what, so they can’t really embrace. But I felt like that closeness, that energy, was something that made sense in that moment. Lower: They’re putting their faces close to the phone, but they’re really just trying to listen to each other breathe. This is their [Helly R. and Mark S.] last moment to listen to each other closely.

#RELEVANT TO TWO SIMULTANEOUS INTERESTS ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️#severance #it's a wonderful life

sclappin

'Tis the season!

#it's a wonderful life

aaronstveit

Do you know how long it takes a working man to save $5,000? Just remember this, Mr. Potter, that this rabble you're talking about… they do most of the working and paying and living and dying in this community. Well, is it too much to have them work and pay and live and die in a couple of decent rooms and a bath? Anyway, my father didn't think so. People were human beings to him. But to you, a warped, frustrated old man, they're cattle. Well, in my book, my father died a much richer man than you'll ever be!

JAMES STEWART as GEORGE BAILEY It's a Wonderful Life (1946) dir. Frank Capra

#it's a wonderful life

it's a wonderful life remake set during amongus christmas

#mr potter is mr impostor.#and so on