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Duke Leto was such a substantial threat to his cousin Shaddam IV because his Drip exceeded the Imperial family's.

Ironically I feel the same about both versions Old and new had very good adaptations of Duke Leto.

It's strange how oddly low quality the new one's moment is though, they even added the literal bass boost sound Woooow talk about a downgrade, that was a cool effect. Much better than the bass boost wimpy s i l e n c e

Old one: The Voice. New One: The Squeak Out of context dune spoiler.

Thank god Tolkien realized how dumb his LOTR sequel book was and scrapped it.

Oh definitely, man wrote one of the greatest fantasy settings around. I may gravitate more to Tolkien (especially with how the series went ;-; but GRRM is up there)

You ever seen the joke? It goes something like this, usually accompanied with the Gigachad template GRRM: Lol everyone is morally grey and there's no heroes or inherent goodness, pessimistic.(Which isn't being fair to GRRM but it's part of the meme) Tolkien: The inherent goodness of man, inevitably triumphs over evil, heroic.

Reminds me of the joke comparison between him and Tolkien.

Lmao wow, glad I never got into Silent Hill or else I'd have yet another franchise die, get resurrected and ruined.

I looked it up, holy hell that is disrespectful.

I aught to play them some time then, but I also hear they're nightmare ports to PC.

Glad I stay in my own little bubble where I don't know anything past Batman Beyond

Fixed it for ya

I love how the dev is getting salty at the constructive criticism, about the shitty enemy variety lmao

I don't believe it

Vermintide 1 has the real weighty combat. While the sequel feels more like attacking through tofu but the combat is much smoother. Take your pick

Man I really need to reinstall and continue BG3, I only uninstalled it because I had so little time to play it co-op with Nick.

Oh and lastly, Final Boss Joe Biden is on one of the old covers

I sorta blanked out after you asked about Asimov and didn't really read over this lmao The first Foundation book is definitely the hardest read of the series. It jumps around a lot in the timeframe. The first book takes place over several hundred years if memory serves, only by the second and third books does it start slowing down. The forth and fifth are entirely within the same generation. Also, completely ignore the books not written by Isaac Asimov that take place after Foundation and Earth. The prequel novel, Prelude to Foundation is pretty good as it's entirely fleshing out the final years of stability in the Galactic Empire, alongside showing the books most important character; Hari Seldon's story.

Foundation and Empire, the second in the original trilogy, being my favorite.

Isaac Asimov is my favorite science fiction author. His Foundation novels (particularly the original three) are amazing. He was forced into writing sequels like thirty years after making the original, and the quality isn't quite the same. But Foundation and Earth, which was both the last he made, and the second to last in the series, was excellent. Too bad he died before finishing the final book. I also highly recommend his short book, The End of Eternity. It can be read as a self contained story, but it ties in with with his Spacer, Robot, and Foundation books real heavily. Plus is an all around great time travel story.

Mr...who now? You must be referring to Chris Redfield.

What did it cost? Everything.