There must be a Coyote vs Acme movie since early and random screenings had positive reactions.

Oh my God....

This is absolutely just the plot of The Producers.

the more you know!

That's an award winner title in the making!

I saw a YouTube short of a player trying to capture one of those rare flying creatures from Avatar in Ubisoft's new game just like in the first movie. He reveals how you can't interact with the animal as of now, and makes a joke about it referencing the plot of the first movie.

From the comments on that video I learned two things:

1. I was so late to realize just how much of Trekkie-like cultists the fans of this franchise are.
2. The first comment was something along the lines of "I hope in their next DLC they implement it just like in the film". I know there are free DLC, but I believe in popular knowledge DLC refers to paid updated content, right? So these people are already conditioned to believe that fixes must come in a third-to-half the full game price package!

“Suicide: Definition on the Dictionary, The Game”

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I would be happy for a fourth season, but I didn't much appreciate the third. Better production, though, so bonus points.

Second season was pretty brilliant in its balance. Also, third season misses a lot of the banter between crew members, which I sorely missed :(

Thanks, I definitely hate it?

I use mine religiously. I live in Brazil. This is a poem.

I guess that's another reason why I like "Edge of Tomorrow" so much

I definitely do not tolerate people who start their written sentences with "Sorry, as someone who [...]"

Edit: Sorry, I screwed up.

The first time you enter the Ratway and you encounter that weirdly beautiful scene of the woodcutter's axe stuck in the stump?

✋😔👌

Sumsung, favourite brand

I should've just added "Never forget [buying games from] GOG!" already 😅

Oh no, sorry if I scared anyone. I just wanted to remind people to buy games from GOG

It definitely makes sense, no matter how frustrating.
It was announced back in 2020, but these kind of things always take waaaay longer than just that. If they're working on Dragonagem, and imagining this same team is set to work on the Next ME, plus this 50 workforce reduction... I can bet on 3 more years in pre-production based on previous titles.

Never forget that GOG is also an option!

a Wizard, I presume?
I like the backstory, it's the sort of funny but still solid concept I like to play and narrate

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