@mogan: Saaame. I just got done with a Byf video about what that could mean to the story of they brought it back.

@mogan: I'm not really expecting any story either, but I'm hopeful. VoG is such a weird location with so much lore attached to it, and it'd be cool for it to feel like it actually matters. But yeah, that's my expectation too -- just "hey remember Oryx? No? Yeah well kill him anyway."

@DougSwan: Haha, that is a lot of runs. I like raids just for themselves, but I really enjoy the feeling of accomplishment for knocking down seals in general. Mostly though, I remember what it was like being a person who didn't have a standing team to do raids with, when putting together runs was really tough, and it sucks that being that kind of player feels penalized.

@afromakka: If people would read it, I'd be down for Bloodborne for sure. Reading about that game's lore is what got me to commit to finishing it after bouncing off a bunch of times, and now it's one of my favorite games ever.

Dark Souls, well, even now I'm not sure I understand those games.

@deth420: Thanks! Much appreciated

@mogan: Shooters gotta shoot -- but I would welcome the opportunity to unpack the trauma of dinklebot trying not to sound ridiculous while talking about stuff like non-baryonic streams.

@maccobb: Yeah, I do feel like he stepped to Ted to sort of fill the gap with his own father and I probably could stand to maybe make an edit and bring it up. Like all the dads this season, Nate's feels like a driver for a lot of his problems, but rather than find support from others to get out of that shadow, seems like Nate is conforming to what he thinks his father believes him to be. It's a sharp contrast to the other characters and I kinda glossed over it by focusing up on what this all means for Ted.

@id0ntkn0w7: It's kinda what the whole show is about.

@Barighm: Yeah this here is the kind of ambiguity I'm talking about. And if you can just pop into the Silver store and drop $5 on a dungeon when you want to play it, it probably won't be that big of a deal--but right now, that's not the case, and I definitely get people being a little bristly about the whole thing because of it being so disjointed.

@Zero_Shinzaki: Yuuup, all this exactly. The Sol Collective seem like they worship Darkness because the best way to be the final shape is to destroy everything else -- but there are other suggestion that the Vex only react in a hostile way because they're so alien that they don't understand us and we don't understand them. If we can find a way to bridge the gap in understanding one another, who knows what'll happen.