Welcome to the club Matt. Let me know if y’all need a Sherpa!

Mind maps only.

Which Marathon shell is unc and why is it Triage?

The game is so good! I hope they can better balance for casual players and grow. With the dwindling playerbase it’s become BRUTAL to play past level 50.

Spyro!

More game trailers should be good.

Yall need a Sherpa?

Mediocre movies are too long. If you’re not going to be a really good movie, do us all a courtesy and just be 90min.

Nah websites feel busted on new devices too.

👀

I didn’t know rice had a meta.

They’re sequential I assume?

I suffer from such. Will look these up!

This game adheres closely to the “It’s never been more over, we’re so back.” Design loop.

I really can’t fathom that being a real development budget. Like has any piece of media in history ever cost even close to 1B?

I just played this. 10/10 no notes.

Same but lost 10K worth of goop in Marathon.

Do a shell now! I bet they look awesome in PS2 style low poly

ES6: Hey! Sorryyyyy I had so much going on I definitely wasn’t ghosting you. Still want to get drinks?

ME: I’m literally married now.

Ohhhh this guy’s YT channel is so sick too.

dun dun dun DUUUUNN

LFG

Sorry Gita the correct answer was actually Halo… Halooo.

You cooked hard with this one.

Us film industry migrants with everyone in game dev.

This right here omg. It’s crazy how game and tech profits are measure in some kind of alternate reality of standards.

Just wait until she reads you a bedtime story

DS2 specifically is one of the most breathtaking pieces of map design I’ve ever seen in a game so I presume you’ll get a lot out of that.

I find the prevalence of gaming discourse being so centered around genre difficult to navigate as a player, but even more difficult as a developer. Like idk what my genre is but here are my verbs, loop, and the narrative context. What if we just talk about that instead of its place in the taxonomy?

As someone who went to art school and has always rebelled against the pervasive sentiment that a genre can be “not for me”, I really appreciate this writing and feel seen.