11. Juni 1889: Rema Ingve Vadstø 1000 oppdager den første dagligvaren i en fjellur 12 mil nord-øst for Trondheim. Folket ler av oppdagelsen hans, men nå, lenge etter hans død, er det vanskelig å forestille seg en verden uten dagligvarer.
@broken_foreword@cambregabriel19 In the original scene, before Linkara and Lindsay voiced their concerns, she was supposed to say stuff like "No" and "Don't". They made him change it.
@sekirodubi Directors are allowed to try what feels "higher value" and more epic, and then change their mind and go back. It happens all the time. I'm not saying that's necessarily the case here, I just don't think "DS showed 'progression'" as an argument holds weight before we see "ER2".
@finaldaft @KordanaWyrmrest @FoldableHuman It's a terrible way to learn about animals, biology and ecosystems, is the thing. He'll give animals minus points for being boring or small, or for using evolutionary tactics like mass "suicide", even though these are great tools used by very important animals.
@nicodelort Yeah, but I love how he starts out as the big exposition guy. I was so glad to have someone just give me a big heap of info early on. But by the end of the game he has become something completely different. Great character, love him.
@nicodelort Yeah! I love that! The farmers in Italy and urchins of Rome didn't know what was actually going on in the senate. All they got was someone dying and some other people saying "Oh no, that's because of taxes and musicians". Gideon seems like the only reliable one, until he isn't.
@travisdrake@DKThomp Yes, and the focus of the debate is always shifted to air temp, as if that is the only thing humans use temperature for. I guess none of these people cook their own food
@jchybow@bennjordan @decider_hw @daniel_rost Always a joy seeing someone grandstanding for 10 tweets about something they could just google themselves, then get entirely quiet once someone does it for them.