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I'm currently replaying Ragnarok on PC after only playing it once on release on PS5. I remember being annoyed by the handholding and constant NPC advice the first time as well but now that I'm playing it again after some years later it's even worse than I remember.

You literally cannot go through one minute without someone reminding you stuff or telling you where to go and what to do, not only in puzzles but in simple level progression as well.

"Hit the red pots", "Father this way", "Hey look up there", "Oh we must go up/down there". Like come on why did they do this.

No matter who the companion is, the moment you come across a puzzle or roadblock, every single time the NPC reminds you what to do in order to continue. Why does this game treat me as if I'm braindead?

I don't remember the first game being like this.

The three birds flying away in the first key art symbolize Michael, Trevor and Franklin, while the two birds in the third key art symbolize Jason and Lucia, the new era with our new protagonists.

As you can see in the pictures, it's about the legendary T-Rex escape scene.

I'll cut to the chase. In the first part where it walks out of the fence, we can clearly see that it's standing at ground level and it is in the exact same level as the cars. But when Alan and Lex stand on the edge the camera cut reveals that it's actually a whole ass cliff below them.

How did the T-Rex climb this cliff? The cars didn't move at all so they are in the exact same location in the whole scene.

Help me because it drives me crazy every time I watch it.

The movie is an almost perfect 10 for me, don't get me wrong.

I don't know if my post is breaking any rules, sorry if it is.

Just wanted to share it with someone.

B2W2's animated trailer (including the games of course) was and will forever be the absolute pinnacle of the franchise for me. I still remember watching it for the first time back in 2012, it was like watching magic right in front of my eyes. I didn't have daily internet access back then so I had no idea that BW would be getting a sequel game, so when this video dropped I literally couldn't believe what I was watching. It was a spectacular time to be a Pokemon fan, almost every game was a hit and the marketing department was absolutely crazy. I wish it was still like this.

I liked the movie but I regret watching the trailer. What is even the point of making a 2 hour long film and have its biggest reveal spoiled in the trailer? It doesn't make any sense.

It lacked the adventure aspect of most Spielberg's films. Not his best work of course but still good.

Rubiks for the remaster and Xanadu for the sequel.

Finally completed Galaxy 2 on Switch 2 after many, many years since I first played it on the Wii. Masterpiece.

While making this I realized that Rock, Dark and Fairy are the types I've used the least in all my playthroughs.

DP are probably the best first entries of a generation if you overlook the slow game speed. The map is great and it is actually challenging. Gen5 has the best story simply because there IS a narrative and an actual storyline which most games don't have. Sinnoh deserves a proper remake and not the garbage we got. HGSS are the best remakes and content wise the best games in the franchise. Sun/Moon are so overrated imo, they're full of pointless cutscenes that ruin the pacing so much, also I struggle to make a top 5 list of Alola pokemon designs. Apart from Salazzle and Bewear there aren't any other ones that I truly like.

Replaying The Callisto Protocol because I got softlocked the first time and I noticed these signs. It's not as bad as the yellow paint but come on, it's a linear game and in this particular section there's no other way to go, just staight.

The entire Gible line is miles better in DP, Hippowdon and Snorlax as well. The spite work is the only thing that DP does better than Platinum, there are more examples like Electivire.