Nick Havranek

It's good. I loved most of the characters. Sure, since it is a 6-episode series, tropes and stereotypes abound. Still, there were multiple stories that kept me engaged throughout- particularly, Rachel's story. But there were a few moments that left me confused... Tanya's character was hard for me to read, and I know this is supposed to be a "comedy" on some level, so I felt like I should be laughing at some of the things she was saying or doing, but I was never 100% sure either way. Regardless, the narratives were gritty and explorative. None of the characters left the show feeling wholly good or evil.

This movie was good. A family goes to get the IRS to talk about their taxes.

I feel like most people reviewing the game are more concerned with challenging endgame content than anything else- which is totally cool if you're into raiding and doing big damage or whatever. But if you're into MMO's for a fun leveling experience with a variety of ways to play, an expansive open world to explore, and lots of unique armor and weapons, this is not the game for you. The entire time I was playing the game, it would have felt like I could have been playing any other action MMORPG if it wasn't for the fixed camera. I would recommend Guild Wars 2 if you're looking for a free MMORPG, WoW if you're okay with giving money to the devil, or even Club Penguin private servers before I would recommend this game.