Is the HDR Barco/Dolby at Alamo Drafthouse Brooklyn worth the extra $?
Thinking of seeing Resident Evil there tonight.
Thinking of seeing Resident Evil there tonight.
Reverse Collapse is more the kind of turn based game I enjoy (no disrepect ofc) but I'd love to have some background on GF and GF2 since I expect I'll enjoy the story more that way.
Just for context, I never get past platinum and this was played while a silver, but this deck had such a radically different play pattern from anything I've touched before I thought I'd share. It felt like some sort of bizzaro world, draw-to-aggro deck since my win conditions were [[Jaheeli, Jewel of Avishkar]] and [[Kiora of Fire and Ashes]] hasted Thopter and Dragon tokens.
I was churning through my deck more quickly than anything I've played that I can remember. Most fun trophy deck I've drafted in a long time.
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Like, is it a situation like The Odyssey where they just continue adding days or does its release date change things since there's more competition for IMAX screens?
Considering signing up for the Patreon and this piques my interest. I assume most users here are fans to some extent but would appreciate honest feedback!
I'm fairly new to hard trance so even if it's someone well known I won't know them.
Bonus points if it's acid! (not necessary though, I like it all so far)
To be fair, I'm only on episode 8 of Hill House, so it's possible things will get too much for me by the end, but so far it's matched what I heard about it: a heave sense of dread. I worked backwards from MM to Bly and then to HH which seemed to work pretty well. Each one got a little scarier.
I'm actually really glad I checked out Hill House (I almost didn't) because it's an experience that's new to me, super tense, but totally enthralling. It also almost feels as much of just a straight drama about family trauma with horror on top of it.
On the flip side I found something like The Ring simply horrific, I couldn't deal with it. I was traumatized for like 2 weeks after watching it. I couldn't stop thinking about it. That was in high school but I don't think I would react differently today lol.
Are there similar shows/movies? I think it's a combination of it mostly just being very heavy "vibes" and more subtle most of the time. Episode 5 [spoilers]>!hit me more as horribly tragic than scary, especially since Nell was easily the most likeable character from the family and I felt terrible she wasn't getting any support. It was brutal, but I didn't find it scary per se. Her appearance in episode 1 to Steve was borderline though. That is honestly maybe the closest to the line of what I couldn't handle.!<
I'm new to Squad but played a lot of Project Reality back in the day. I'm East coast USA (NYC).
I'm using the mod that randomizes the stats of rookies when you first recruit them as well as what stat increases and by how much when they level up, just wondering what kind of rookie to train as a psi operative.
For context in case you haven't used these mods, what it does is, for example, cause you to sometimes roll 55 aim rookies but also sometimes 75 aim too. Usually I will put a candidate like the latter into training to be a sniper unless they have also rolled really high movement too or something.
My biggest concern would be layoffs while I am a new employee.
Would it be especially potentially dangerous to move from working for a broker to an importer (I work for a broker at the moment)? The money is better with importers across the board it seems, and I've been considering it since getting my LCB, but I would be concerned that a company could be hit by, for instance, the new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, and suddenly dramatically curtail their volume or straight up go out of business.
Meanwhile, if anything, brokers are more invaluable than they ever have been, because importers are not gonna figure this stuff out alone. And I do have some opportunities to go to a different broker and likely be paid significantly more after the switch, so it's been another option I've been considering.
Would appreciate you all's thoughts on this as I frankly don't know how I should be thinking about it.
I've tried the shout and hide around a corner thing but every time the question mark disappears from their head when they close to the final adjacent square. I must be doing something wrong?
Just would like a rough idea if this is a thing. I usually enjoy gameplay where I use daggers to cause a bunch of damage+bleed and then use spells for crowd control/get back out of range. Usually like to dual wield as well if possible.
Can I do all 3 of those simultaneously? The elf character seems to have the default abilities available but I'm not sure what to focus on initially.
How was it?
Just looking for some educated guesses.
Is there a chance they will re-release the 3 movies beforehand here? There was literally a banner saying as much at AnimeNYC a year ago but I've heard nothing about it since.
I'm watching this now for the first time so please keep that in mind! Not looking for spoilers if it's something I'm not supposed to know yet.
Do we know at this point in the show if Erin has actually drunken the blood of the OG vampire? She was pregnant so surely she wasn't taking communion? I know some Protestant denominations use grape juice or non-alcoholic wine but the Catholic church do not I'm almost certain.
I fucked up my achilles tendon from running so I'm looking at biking as an alternative while I recover from that. I'm a renter in an apartment building so I'm not sure I can get a wall mount.
The options are here. Regal Essex Crossing has the biggest screen ("Screen 5") during Friday/the weekend judging from the seat count/layout so that's what I'm leaning towards.
Sorry if this gets posted constantly but I'm actually the seller in this case. I dropped off a package yesterday near the end of the business day and I still see "label created" as the status when I track it. It even says that UPS is pending package receipt. Is this nothing out of the ordinary and I just need to give the team at that store the time to fully process it? Fwiw I bought a box for the item and the guy told me they would package it for me. (It was not fully ready to go in other words)
I remember hearing a lot about this series from people but never had a console growing up so never got to experience it.
Are the PC ports considered good or are they flawed in some way? I'm ok with buying an old Xbox if needed.
I'm new to the game, since there's no in-game tutorial, are there any YT series you all would recommend or something else if there's a better option?