Weird request: each term, I use Mad Men's "Carousel" to talk to my students about presentation design. But it's getting a bit old. Are there any more recent examples of fictional presentations?
@Jason370449980 Well, I think neither of us is going to convince the other, and you don't want to address the way gay men were treated in the past. I've got a better sense of your POV, and I appreciate that. I see it as a social issue over an ontological one; I hope someday, you do too.
Even if Pyro's fire control is better than Johnny's--a really, really big if!--that doesn't change the fact that HT is also immune to fire. How this fight goes is that he walks up to Pyro, manually tugs off the hose that connects Pyro's fire tank, and punches him out.
This goes for podcasts too! Most podcasts give the game's title at the start of the discussion, but it can be up to 20 mins, if ever, before its mentioned again.
PLEASE PUT THE NAME OF THE GAME YOU'RE PLAYING IN YOUR STREAMS/VIDEOS. A dev on Reddit had their game get a burst of virality on TikTok and YouTube and reached ~6 million views total, and broke down how this translated into people actually playing their game, and it's devastating
There's a recent Halloween Marvel special where the Vision plays the role of Scarlet Witch's doofy ex, and honestly, that's probably his best case end game at the moment.
@peppard_anna I liked Donatello because in one of the cartoon episodes, he builds an interdimensional portal out of garbage parts he found in the sewers based on the education he got from a rat man, and even as 10 y old, I was like "I feel like this should get more credit."
@Empireenjoyer11 Honestly, kind of terrifyingly? Private individuals with that much control over the course of war and communication is another reason why I'm not really in the guy's corner.
@DominicTarason I liked this a lot! It does a lot to engender the feel of the PC's mindset through the play loop.
The true ending was a bit overly gated for my tastes, but the core was really sweet and fun.