Smh, doesnt have the crossover episode from Kamen Rider Gaim included /j

Historical anomalies and mysteries are always fun to look at.

Stories like the "search for the original Jamestown site." Just archeologists looking for specific places or even myths.

I had this exact moment in Legion of Superheroes.

Tyroc got introduced in 1976, one of DCs early black superheroes....and the first comic he shows up in is a classic "70s comics being progressive in the most tone-deaf way possible"

if i know discord for anything is that they can and will pussy out if people bully them enough for something. get fucking loud about this

Ultimately i give it a 60/40 on Discord walking back the "mandatory" part. They clearly want to clean house before going public but that could crash miserably if everyone cancels their Nitro subs so get to canceling

Its one of those plotpoints that feels weirdly ahead of its time.

one of the CSA's general was a former cabinet member actively wanted for corruption. (Who also fled and abandoned his men when Grant whooped his ass at Fort Donelson)

I can't imagine them having too great a leadership if thats someone they keep in charge.

The Confederacy's best plan was "hope to get Europe involved so Union would have to stop."

Throughout the entire war they were vastly under-equipped compared to Union forces, to the point cavalry had to supply their own horses.

The Union made an ironclad, the CSA bolted metal plates to a wood boat

Wasnt that also *always* a glaring problem with Legion. That there seemed to be no plan for what comes next, especially with Caesar's health issues.

goodbye, doctor

#ZeroEscape #VLR

I like the Earthshock/80s era design tbh.

Its such a great reveal because the game OUTRIGHT SPELLS OUT THE PLAN TO YOU.

Virgillia tells Beatrice to use the "Wind and Sun" strategy and explains what that means. It relies on the reader's emotional investment to trick them and make them forget that fact. It works so well.

War Master audios do a good job of this. Like he makes his victories in the "Land of Fiction" volume, but eventually gets forced out cause he underestimates a "plot device"

Underrated part of The Master's character in Doctor Who, especially Classic era, is just that when given enough time: they will somehow manage to screw themselves out of a winning situation and/or need the Doctor to bail him out.

Really enjoyed Patty gameplay wise, the rng mechanics to her attacks was fun. Made them my go to player character in combat.

But she was just sorta there story wise. Flynn made a lot more sense as a "added party member"

I recently finished. Only notable glitch I got was if someone died on an encounter, sometimes their "I did bad in that last fight" overworld dialogue would just repeat every 20 seconds until you reloaded a save.

But considering it autosaved after each fight, not too big a deal.

Trying ro decide on who are Doctor Who's "Glup Shittos"

Sara Kingdom feels like one for a character who was in a single story, died there. And now has a ton of audio appearances.

Or Alpha Centauri, idk.

Comics lore is so interesting some time. Like imagine telling someone hat there have been five seperate Clayfaces throughout Batman's history.

At some point you should do a "top 10" list for some differemt categories.

Top 10 Comic runs

Top 10 Who audios, etc.

Overall, is a good story except for the literal last page/epilogue, which you can really just ignore if you want.

No, but theres a version of a companions suffering from the "primitive madness" from the original Silurians story.

Should be on Internet Archive, a decent chuck of "New Adventures" novels are. though I was lucky enough to score a physical copy through resalw

Is that "changing his own history" idea what led to "Masters of Earth".

Cause he suffers another similar dilemna woth another 1st Doctor story in that audio.

And just swaps the dynamic. The Silurians are now in control, with the humans being the ones in hiding and planning to "take back the world."

Honestly one of the better Silurian sequels is the "Blood Heat" novel, cause it takes the relations to the extreme end.

Is an AU where the Silurians won and now hunt for people as sport. How living in this world has changed people like the Brigadier.

Watched the "Green vs Red" Lupin film.

That is three or four ideas for a good Lupin movie all blended together into a weird mess. It felt almost directionless and like none of the plots got real time to breath.

May be a "Catholic only" thing. But at my classes we were taught about "Vincible and Invincible ignorance"

Like of course someone in an isolated culture could not have known Christ, they get some lenience.

But living im Christian society you have a higher expectation to believe. (Rough summary)

Roy Thomas is getting damned by faint praise here.

Evil Nanjo.