Generations

Grabbed 'Death Stranding' for Xbox. Really enjoying it. Feels like the perfect game to be playing with the current state of events in the US and the world in general. So many of the themes in this game are unbelievably timely, and the experience has been cathartic for me...like burying a loved one. I know a lot of people weren't fans of the game because they considered it "boring" or whatever...but it really is the perfect thing for me right now.

Trying to get back into Starfield because there is DLC and mods now. Still need to finish the story another few times to get my max ship and armor though...which is tedious.

Most lackluster debut ever for Giulia. I stand by my assessment that she doesn't fit in NXT, and they already kinda killed her aura.

Tegan and Dakota are both way too injury prone to really do anything with. It's unfortunate, but it's the truth.

Why would they? He's not that guy.

Triple H is not the great booker that people think he is...and we're all seeing it in real time. He had a great boost just from the excitement around Vince being gone. Mania season was huge. Now he can sign all the former AEW, Japan, Mexico talents he wants...but, the booking has been very lackluster since literally the day after Mania. Nothing has any real weight to it. Storylines feel very highschool drama (even worse in NXT...but the main roster is bad too. Especially with the Judgement Day stuff). It's all very telling of how things are really going. I'm absolutely not saying things were better under Vince....but, it really only feels like the apple dropped off the tree and rolled a little further than it used to. I think they're really overdoing it with production techniques too. (In typical WWE fashion, they tried a few new things and then kept doing them week after week until they got old in record time). - The one-man shakey cam they were doing on SD the other day almost made me turn the show off right there. Probably only lasted a minute or two,...but, it felt like a lifetime. - Then I go online and see everyone praising it. It's just wild to me. I truly think WWE has the benefit of being so stale for so long that any minor change is automatically viewed as groundbreaking...and it kinda bugs me.

There are plenty of ways that Lashley could cook in AEW. 'Hurt Business' with MVP, Hobbs, and maybe even Benjamin Joining Blackpool Combat Club or Suzuki Gun as a shoot wrestler Joining 'The Infantry' and helping them grow Side-questing as TNT champion Various NJPW side-quests including IWGP world champion Dominating RoH as champion, maybe even a "king and queen" angle with Queen Aminata Beating MJF for the US title (although the plan is obviously to have Ospreay win and change that back)

First Raw I've sat through in months. Pretty decent. I enjoyed the Bronson Reed squash moment a lot. I still wouldn't describe anything about WWE's weekly tv as "must see". Like...I'm pretty sure I could have skipped the whole thing, watched the gifs and a few short videos...been just fine. The matches themselves never feel like I absolutely need to watch them. That still holds true for me.

Watched a full WWE show for the first time in months, and this shit corny af.

Oh...were you not acquainted with the Irish dancing lass? Lol

Absolutely not. Lol The product got better when he left...but, the entire format is still outdated, IMO.

Man...I really feel like I can just scroll twitter during Raw and SD and see absolutely everything worth seeing these days.

I swear...Bron Breakker's "super speed spear" is the same spot every single week...and I really think it's going to injure someone sooner rather than later. No one is ever ready for it. People always fall kinda weird. Gonna be a recipe for a blown out knee or something.

The Rowan tape was one of the best things WWE has produced...maybe ever. "Who's gonna miss me? I'm just Rowan". We all did, fam...

Why did they talk about Miz being shit at golf for so long?