Here’s Callaghan’s response with the behind-the-scenes stuff for anyone who’s interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlyNHpEe_k4

The “bevenolent” bits are truly hilarious.

A job well done. Time for a beer and some 'caine.

TF you mean it’s gonna be March in two weeks???

Not sure if this qualifies, but I found the (past) relationship between Kratos and Faye in the new God of War games really touching.

Other examples I can think of: Ellie and Dina (TLOU2), Tidus and Yuna (FFX), Geralt and Yennefer depending on how you play (TW3).

I think this essentially gets at the same point of criticism: Do it properly or don’t do it at all. If you want romance, then write a romantic story with real love and loss that allows players to experience these feelings through their characters, but not shallow “romance options” like the ones that are included in so many games nowadays and that feel like the equivalent of reading two pages of a character’s diary.

Need bassist & drummer

I plan on singing, playing guitar, and writing songs

Okay, so one right-wing dude with no friends.

Combat in Morrowind: *whoop* *whoop* *whoop* *whoop* AH!!! *whoop* AH!!! *whoop* *whoop* *whoop*

Fucking love this game. 10/10

You’re saying that, a generation ago, keeping your shoes on was normal?

France should be “shoes off”. Never seen a French person who kept their shoes on in the house.

I think we can all agree that the best option for this story-wise is a rom-com centered around Karlach in an alternate reality where her infernal engine makes her get into all kinds of shenanigans while on a quest for true love (spoiler: there was love in Avernus all along!).

Dude!

Me: *walking down the hallway before going to bed*

Cat: Absolutely fucking not.

Nor do bagboffers and whopnicks.

Back in my day, we used the 52x to burn 52 discs simultaneously at 1x speed.

Such grace.

Man, one more year, then my ThinkPad T25 will be 10 years old. It’s still my workhorse that I use every day, and you can pry it from my cold, dead hands when I die.

English is basically three languages stacked on top of each other wearing a trench coat

German, so like VOO.

Us Germans also use this word, but where I come from, we pronounce it RANG-deh-WUH.

Beautiful.