Can't agree with all of these, but I gotta admit, you guys did include some super-underrated all-time-faves of mine here. So you at least got my vote. Cheers.
I hear ya, mate, and thanks for the tip. And the truth is, I'm not really surprised; I kinda figured they were gonna say that (to justify the artificial limitation). But if you follow storage-hardware developments like I do, you'd know people won't really see or feel any difference between PCIe 3.0 & 4.0. In synthetic benchmarks, sure, you'll see some gains (though NOT even as much as you'd think). But in real-life applications--ESPECIALLY when in-game, nope, you can switch between the two standards anytime, and no HUMAN would be the wiser. Quite a few benchmark folks on YouTube & other places actually tried it out, and no one ever caught on.
Firstly, it's read as "em-dot-two", not "em-two". Not a big deal, just a little FYI.
Secondly, are you guys sure the M.2 expansion slot ONLY accepts PCIe 4.0 drives? I ask, because the PCIe 4.0 standard SHOULD be backwards-compatible (even w/ GPUs & other parts). So if you're sure about that limitation, that means it's on Sony then.
Lady, meanin' no offense here, as I'm sure you're a very nice person IRL, but your dodging & shooting skills? Damn...
I mean, at 18:08, your gun was literally just behind that zombie's head, mob-execution-style, and you STILL missed his brain.
PS: Almost by instinct, I wanted to call out "Smoker" via voicechat at minute 12:00. Y'all veteran Left 4 Dead players out there know what I'm talkin about.
Thanks for clearin that up, mate. I AM a League player, so I was actually confused (not to mention surprised) after reading the article. But I just presumed that the piece was talking about a modified version of the mode for an out-of-season April Fool's joke.
That's some creepy-ass Santa right there (not to mention the bipolar accents). But, you DID remind me about bingin' the latest The Expanse this weekend, so you at least get a Vote from me.
I agree mostly with this list. But if this is done by order of "scariness" (or just sheer oppressiveness of the atmosphere), The Thing should definitely be Number One, period. If you people have actually seen it (especially as a very young kid,like I did), I don't even need to explain why.
Also, for the 80's werewolf "representation"? You STILL should've gone with The Howling. For weeks--after my mom & big sis LET me watch an old rerun of it on TV, I literally had SUPER-VIVID nightmares about hunting down & tearing up & devouring people. Hmm, come to think of it, maybe that's why I love my meat super-rare, even today.
Wait. "Legion of 'THE' Super-Heroes"?? Is that a typo, or is it another "rebranding", like Shazam for DC's Captain Marvel? For one reason or another, I'm actually quite familiar with the Legion. And no, it isn't because of the CW's Supergirl show. I actually followed them through the 2000's (by Mark Waid & Barry Kitson,if I'm not mistaken) and even got myself some vintage stuff from the 80's & 70's. Heck, they even guest-starred in the DCAU and the CW's Smallville series a couple of times. So yeah, I KNOW for a fact that they weren't called THAT. Admittedly, though, except for a few Batgirl/Batman issues now & then, I haven't been keeping up with DC in the past couple of years, so if they changed it sometime then, then inform me and consider me surprised.
In any case, unlike the previous commenter, I'm actually quite interested. It IS Bendis and Sook after all. And what he said about the real message of superhero comics? That got me. So yeah, I wanna see how they deal with that. And BTW, those specials introducing the team, with a secret immortal female "character from today" & Terry McGinnis & Booster Gold? Who the hell doesn't wanna see that?? It actually sounds quite fun! So yeah, gonna have to mark those dates down! Thanks for the tip. ;)
I agree with many of your points, but overall, they still did a pretty damned-good job considering their set limitations, I'm sure you'll all agree. I'm actually reviewing the entire series all the way from Season 1 with my family & friends. What truly pisses us off, though, is the reasoning behind their cancellation. I mean, I can "understand" why they'd wanna cancel Netflix's shows, as the streamer's a direct competitor to Disney+, but Agents of SHIELD airs on ABC (which they own) and then later on Fox (which they now ALSO own). Not to mention its ratings are still pretty good. So it's not like they're losing out on anything by just leaving it alone. It's just nonsense! Damned suits...
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