u/Danielnrg

I want to calculate the average amount of time between Eminem album releases.

I have two ways of doing this but I don't know which to use.

I could just take the time between his first album release and the most recent one, and divide that by the number of albums he's released.

Or, I could calculate the time between each of his albums, sum that, and get the average that way.

Which one would be more accurate? I don't imagine they'd be the same number, so I have to pick one, right?

Note: I don't know enough about math to know what I'm covering here, so I just picked algebra. Sorry if that's wrong.

Based on what I've read about Season 2's reception as a whole, this might be an unpopular opinion. I will admit, there are certainly moments from the first and later seasons that are "better".

But something about that sequence lit a spark in me, I can't describe it. That spark bears similarities to what I've felt during certain sequences of Dexter or Breaking Bad, but it might be its own thing and they're just the closest thing I can compare it to.

I just know that, as good as the rest of the show was up to then and continued to be as it went on, I never felt that spark again. It was entirely unique to that single moment.

I'm posting this in the hope that maybe someone can put words to what I was feeling during this scene; I'll settle for someone else having the same indescribable feeling, during this scene or any others.

He only has one button press for the Krogan helmet and Turian frigate, after that it just repeats, so I assumed it was the same for Jessie.

I guess my attention span is waning in my old age (29, lol) because I've been having to repeat lines of inquiry during this playthrough due to not fully absorbing the dialogue. So I went to do the same for Jessie, and egad! Dialogue I had never heard before!

The dude has like 5 button presses total, and I managed to log hundreds of hours of playtime only hearing 20% of it. Which is crazy because I'm the type of completionist that cycles through the full dialogue of every non-interactive, unnamed NPC standing around doing nothing.