@J_V_Smooth@TuckerHazell Tbh I agree with comparing then to the Galaxy games, but for slightly different reasons. Just like Galaxy 2, TotK is def technically superior, but I still prefer Galaxy and BotW just a bit cuz they have better vibes. BotW and Galaxy are a bit melancholy, a bit more emotional ykno
@BEASTBANN@Mhuyo Coriander is the seed of the Cilantro plant, but it doesn't taste nearly as soapy, so you can just, like, get some coriander seeds and crush em between your teeth. That's roughly what the non-soap people taste when they eat Cilantro
@malkaviansoul_ Yes, yes, eh, yes, yes, yes, and eh. I think Hale's voice works for how Cereza is portrayed, but tbh she is "Cereza"; calling this character "Bayonetta" just doesn't feel right to me
@cloverlimit A lot of integral details of the plot are conveyed through log entries and subtle visual elements in cutscenes, which is fun when it's extra tidbits and connecting dots,,, not so much when it's half of the plot
@cloverlimit Honestly when you look into it a bit more it's not as much a mess as it seems... it's still a mess though. No improvement in the Comprehensibility Score, either
@ThatMetroidGuy I like the idea that that scene is a visual metaphor; she's not having a PTSD episode, but instead the fact that he's still alive makes her question her own capability to accomplish stuff, it makes her feel like a helpless child
@Shinesparkers The X footage was a setup by that stylish Chozo to get both the EMMI and Samus on-planet; the Chozo modified the EMMI to hunt Samus and retrieve Metroid and/or X DNA from her so they can be restored and used as bioweapons etc etc
@FoldableHuman Having Paul's jihad take place entirely off-page between books totally destroys any impact it had. Just occasionally mentioning "Oh yeah, some people died" but omitting the action or any consequences for the victims is the worst possible delivery of a plot-important genocide