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It warms my heart that people still get excited for this sheeit. 22 was the first game I'd touched since 18 and while I appreciated something new and the gameplay, which I hated at first, wasn't quiiiiiiiiite as off-putting as I expected it to be, there was just nothing pulling me back in to play it anymore. Usually, I don't get to that point until all the unlocks are done but it feels like a chore playing it to me. I believe I grabbed it in May and haven't completed (as close to what I call "completed" year to year) a single CAW since. Any previous year, even if I dread playing matches I'll at least play in create modes a bit, run a few Universe match sims, but I can't even do that. I turn the game on, get my daily My Faction log in reward, turn the game off, IF I even get that far I love seeing what the community is able to do in the creation suites, working around the countless issues and limitations that these modes offer, always have and continue to appreciate that. You guys make amazing sheeit. This year I think I'll watch from the shadows like I normally do, but will ignore any potential sale later in the game's lifespan. From this point onward, I think I'm officially and indefinitely tapping out of the series. I've been so disconnected from wrestling, from the program down to this series that filled a huge portion of my gaming life, and the interest is so minute I think I'll be perfectly able to fight the urges to play any cool-looking sheeit this time. Hopefully VC can continue to move the series forward, get a better handle of all the systems they've been struggling with, and bring the franchise back to one that's universally beloved across both the casual and hardcore bases. A game devoid of consistent system crashes, save file deletions, progress-nuking creation suite issues, and weird gameplay immersion-breaking bugs that take actions that should make perfect sense but for whatever reason decide "Naw son... not hapnin" Oh, and deleted moves. Missing, possibly character-locked, less-than-a-year-old moves. Like... excuse me? Stop it

Haven't heard that little theme in years. Not the version I'm use to hearing but damn did it make my night

How much is a WWE worth? And who could foot that bill? Who would WANT to foot it? The idea that Vince never left and he's just pulling strings from the shadows is always on my mind. I don't watch the product so I don't know if anything noticeably changed when he stepped down but he'll die running that sheeit just as he was destined to. Him resigning and legitimately having no involvement in the company was never a realistic scenario

Teddeh! Lemme holla at'cha, playa! The singular entity known as Nobody hasn't been bothered by Vince. But there is a growing list of other individuals that HAVE

Yeeeeeah, Miguel and Erik looking ace

These boys back on they sheeit again

I... did not realize Lupita was that damn fine. Like... how did I not? She looked amazing in this sheeit. Oh, the movie was aight too I guess . Not feeling the burn out myself. I'm not nearly as invested in the overarching narrative as I use to be tho. It could've stopped at Endgame and I'da been fine tbh but I'm alway curious to find out where they can take it. And I appreciate when a writer/showrunner can just let their hair down and do some zany sheeit. Even of a product isn't the greatest thing ever, sometimes you can at least tell they had a blast making it

Oh, now that's gaddamn amazing Straight out of an indie horror game

That creation mode is definitely a haven for Exorcism but that was an A+++ response Creepy Bro

Just finished Dahmer. Not my usual sheeit but it was heavily referred by a co-worker and jeeeeeeeeeeeeeezus christ. It's all bitter-sweet. Wonderfully acted by the entire cast, but only at the expense of every individual affected by the true story to this day that now has to have their trauma front and center... AGAIN. It's so hard to give props when families have to suffer but gaddamn did Ralph Boner put the work in

Miguel or riot

So I thought the Andor theme was the weakest of the four shows. Just got through Episode 3 and those last few minutes, between the scenes and the music to back it, I think I just felt some sheeit Star Wars has never made me feel. The only thing I've ever rewatched multiple times in a row was the Rogue One hallway scene until today. Very powerful. I immediately think back to Lori Perry - Up Against the Wind when it played on Set it Off. If you know you know. I truly appreciate this show and I hope they maintain this throughout. These actors are acting their monkey asses off and I love it

Dye work must've been painstaking. Dig the jeans

Can confirm, twas pretty good. I started playing again after watching it and wouldn't consider it my favorite, but I can appreciate how much of the game was perfectly pulled into anime-form. It gets a little impossible as only an anime could at times, but it feels like a proper extension of the world the game built