It's 2024 I'd prefer an Eldritch Blast from BG3, but I suppose that's been in table top for a while too!I guess Skyrim ruined that name for me. Everytime I see it in an AVN I hear the words "I'm sworn to carry your burdens" and I have a yearning to yeet her off a mountain with a dragon shout.
I'd still be playing Skyrim if my SSD didn't bork out late last year and I lost all my mods. Tried to get them all back but finally said fuck it and gave up.It's 2024 I'd prefer and Eldritch Blast from BG3!
That sucks, because getting the load order right and getting it all to work can take some time even if you did get them all back.
Yeah, over 210 mods gone
. Oh well, now they will break all the mods for Fallout 4 this month.
Maybe? TBH I don't get many past the 80s and early 90s, but it doesn't really decrease my enjoyment.
It's really just something for flavor, and I honestly don't even like every movie or pop culture thing I reference, but people assume that I do because I have to because I wrote it. I've specifically looked up stuff I'm not into, so it's not all coming form me even. Thanks for your review BTW.
Like I've said previously, it isn't the frequency of them that bothers me personally, but the fact that everyone seems to do it. If it was a quirk of MC and Lydia's relationship, that would be characterisation, showing that they do everything together and have a lot of the same tastes. When everyone does it though it doesn't work like that, especially when it's people like Kayla or Shelley that he's known all of five minutes.
Okay, that's your opinion and I respect it. But, to say the whole game is like that and that's all there is in the game. Which is what these people are saying is absolutely ludicrous. There's like two to three of those per update. Also MC and Shelly mostly talk about soccer/football and if there's been a movie reference with Kayla, there's only been a few if one or two maybe. But, I'm not going to argue with you about it. I didn't ask if it worked or not for someone personally, I asked if I should put something saying there's pop culture references.
In my opinion there's no need for it. People will always complain about everything. How many disclaimers should one put in the OP to prevent it? In the end one should have to write a full synopsis (which no one would read) to tell what one can expect from the AVN. But where's the fun in exploring a new game when one know all about it before even installing it?
I probably said it before but MOST of the reviewers are worthless.
This is true, I was just wondering if a warning would make some of the tools not even play it.
I like movie quotes in things. If I do not get it, it makes me look it up to understand it. Might be funny, might not be, but at least my eyes were opened to something different.
Which is why I put them in there to begin with. Nice to know the majority of you get it, like I said.
"3x Orange Whips" or MC could ask Lydia "Have you seen the light!?"
