Amal Kharoufi

Don’t get me wrong I loved the game, especially all the funny moments and even the parts where people are grieving or in emotional states and your options to respond felt more realistic and weren’t sugarcoated.  The major plot aka the big “What was the reason?!” fell short thou. It was extremely disappointing to learn that Safi lost control of her powers and caused the storm because her mother took her book down instead of her professor. It just didn’t feel climatic enough. Even when Max decides not to kill Safi I feel like Safi forgot way too quickly that she nearly killed the entire campus and just went on this entire God-complex rant when she was just scared and tryna die seconds before.  Also can we talk about how many of the background characters looked like Jefferson #Trauma. Like was it part of Max’s trauma-healing journey or something? Even the male love interest looked like the brother from True Colors. While we’re on the subject of romance options, the romance was dry. Usually, both romantic interests are tied to the story obviously, but like in a way where players could be interested in them. The male love interest specifically was too much of a stuck-up pos who threw his supposed friend under the bus so that he could get a job. I thought it was laughable that he even was a love interest. I also just feel like we didn’t get enough interactions between the love interests. Still overall, a really great game. Life Is Strange developers did their sht and came up with a very good story for us to follow even if it fell short in the end. Can't wait to see where the take this story next!

10/10 def in the running for game of the year This game is amazing. I love how it feels like I’m more involved with my companions and the storyline. It feels like I am a part of the story rather than just some outsider looking in. I’m not gonna lie, the combat was definitely kicking my ass in the beginning but after a while it did get better. Although it would be nice if crowd control during fights were more balanced because playing as a mage which is a class known for its lack of defense can be hella overwhelming during fights against two ogres and 10 dark spawn. I’ve had to even turn down the difficulty for my first play-through because the combat was just so much all at once. Don’t get me wrong I’m not bashing it, I do appreciate the challenge. I love the fact that they adapted combat systems from games like Spider-Man and God of War into a Dragon Age game. As far as the storyline I like that it has a more meaningful impact, specifically my choices. Dragon Age games have always been known for their difficult choices but this is the first time where I felt like my choices would help or break me. Things from dying companions to the plot twist at the end where you find out that Varric is dead and has been dead the entire game or even Solas’s ability to continue scheming until the very end deserve a great deal of respect. So to all those who may have already seen the harsh criticism from some players, I highly encourage you to play the game and formulate your own opinion of it. Do not let what a group of people say about this game define how you choose to enjoy this franchise. BioWare deserves Game of the Year or whatever other award is out there. This game not only is a perfect sequel to its predecessor but it also proves that Bioware is capable of advancing and adopting new play styles. I believe even if they don’t continue this specific series, I can definitely see them doing more TV shows and or movies.

Am I the only person who thinks the combat system in totk starts players at a “hard” difficulty? While I understand why that may be the case. In botw you were regaining your memories and trying to recover yourself. And in totk you’re more of a seasoned warrior and you obviously have your memories back now but at the same time, the game’s inability to give players the autonomy to choose their gameplay difficulty essentially makes it impossible for newer players(& even old players) to properly grasp the new combat system. And while with most games like this it does require a lot of trial and error at the same time being one-hit every time is a bit annoying. Despite the game’s inability to allow players to fight at their own pace, overall the game is extremely enjoyable to play.

The actresses performed perfectly to a sh*tty script. Throughout the entire movie it felt like they were holding back a lot especially during action/fighting scenes. It's disappointing because the actresses themselves are absolutely phenomenal on all their previous projects but I don't know what was going on during production cause it really seemed like whoever was in control of the movie's outcome wasn't a Marvel fan. It's already bad enough that whenever a Marvel movie starring a female lead comes out it receives a lot of criticism and this movie isn't helping change those with ignorant minds

I completely love that the game kind of forces/pushes you into different aspects of being a wizard. Whether that is making potions, learning new spells, combat, growing your own plants, taming your own beast, etc. I also love despite the fact that the forbidden forest it’s supposed to be off-limits, the game allows you to explore that area. Also, time being basically nonexistent allows you to properly explore this open world without feeling like you have to rush the main story along.

Netflix has been known for trashing its anime live action adaptations, but it was obvious that a lot of work went into this 8 episode series. I know some people will be upset because things progressed a lot faster than in the anime but keep in mind because it’s a live action. Things that would happen in a animated setting wouldn’t apply to a realistic setting. The show beautifully displayed each of the characters abilities and did a fantastic job telling the stories of Luffy & his crew. Today Netflix has made us in the anime community very proud🥹 #ggnetflix

I was excited to hear that there was a new black superhero show coming out. You can just imagine how upset I was when I actually got to watch the show. Throughout the entire first episode everyone is so cringy. Everyone LOVES Naomi because Naomi is just soO great and sOo cool. I have never seen anybody like someone that much. They’re really just shoving it down your throat how many ppl love Naomi. I also don’t understand some of the interactions she has with people. Also you can tell that her falls were fake. I don’t know about you but if I’m about to pass out I’m not going to slowly do it in an elegant way. The parents act like their daughter is their friend. Like I get knowing what’s going on in your child’s life but there has to be boundaries placed somewhere. Even the interactions with what seems to be villains of the story are poorly acted. The acting in the show is so bad you couldn’t have told me that this was a CW show. Maybe something happened in production that would cause these actors to perform so poorly. I’m completely disappointed and I really expected more especially coming from a CW show. I need at least a day or two to acquire the patience to watch the first two episodes but right now I can’t. Hopefully it gets better down the line.

It's a really good movie but what type of bride's maid wears black?