Decoy321

You should play 1 and 2 before 3 just so you can meet Harold. He’s a goddamn treasure.

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I’ve got hundreds of hours across all of the games. Played every single one to almost 100%.

Honestly, I think I might enjoy watching this movie. I’m definitely not going to pay money to watch it in theaters, but I only watch maybe 3-6 movies a year that way. I’ll easily be entertained for a couple hours watching this when I can inevitably stream it for free or pay like $3 off redbox.

This movie seems like it’s getting an absolute ton of hate, but doesn’t really look that terrible. It’s a silly movie based on a silly game series that sets itself apart by being extremely silly. The fuck do people expect?

You know what I expect?

MOTHER#$@&ING EXPLOSIOOOOOONS!!!

I think Ashly Burch would’ve been just fine as Tiny Tina, even though she’s a full grown adult. Because, you know, she’s the actual voice actor who can channel that energy. Just age the film character up.

AND NO F$@#ING EXPLOSIONS!?!?

Edit: those downvotes suggest some people didn’t get the reference

They cleaned a lot of that up, at least on the console version I played. And that character ends up being quite critical to the plot. You also revisit that city later in the game, so that intro serves to establish the setting and starts the plot.

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I never played the first one, would anyone recommend trying it out?

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There’s also the opposite problem, when you can’t sleep because you don’t want to fast forward to all the bullshit you’ll have to get back to tomorrow.

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Thanks, OP. You made me think I had a stroke.

Aloy is a fantastic protagonist in it, too! Some of the scenes might be a little much for a 5 year old, though. I remember a whole town getting slaughtered in the 1st one.

SAK PASE???

It’s important to understand cultural context in old shows. You don’t need to agree with them or find enjoyment in every single thing of a show.

For example, The Honeymooners from the 50s openly joked about domestic violence (“pow, right in the kisser”), but the show was still pretty endearing overall.