Alex C

I’m surprised this movie is getting dumped on by critics, this movie was a lot of fun. Was it perfect? No. Was it Oscar-worthy? No. Would I go see it again? Heck yeah

You know, I really like Marvel and I really like Loki as a character, and I wanted to like this series so badly because Tom Hiddleston is great but this series is just so bad. The only part I actually liked from the series was Loki seeing his memories and his death from the primary timeline. Everything else is just so forgettable and cannot possibly have any bearing on the rest of the MCU without creating serious oversights and plot holes. We’re supposed to just accept that the TVA is an all-powerful organization that keeps the timeline in check by going and capturing and erasing other “variants” of characters that don’t fit the primary timeline. They’ve never been present because everything has been going according to the master plan. Even the Avengers time traveling to collect infinity stones to change the future and defeat Thanos was part of the master plan. How convenient. After watching Multiverse of Madness, it really makes me circle back and think about how ridiculous the idea of the TVA controlling everything in the timeline actually is. As if these dumb TVA employees with their batons are going to have any bearing on quelling the variants of powerful characters like Doctor Strange or Scarlet Witch, etc. The pacing of the series is terrible. One episode consists of Loki and female Loki on a train for half the episode. Another episode they get dusted and sent to some other dimension with a giant shadow monster. There are plenty of other Loki variants in this dimension because the TVA came and dusted them for branching into another timeline. This super powerful shadow monster who has been tormenting all that have been dusted and have prevented anybody from escaping… was defeated in one episode by Loki and female Loki holding hands to cast a spell……… Which for some reason opens a portal to the mastermind behind the entire timeline who acts like a jester. A clownish guy who is supposed to the mastermind behind the entire current timeline. I’ve forgotten so many peoples names because everything is just so poorly executed and terribly written. I’m astonished that this series has such good reviews. They really should have just had the series be of Loki traveling with the tesseract and causing mischief. That would have been way better than everything this series was.

CA really backtracked on the progress they made with Warhammer 2. It is a decent game, but if the third installation is worse than the second installation, you’ve got a big problem. I’m not going to say I didn’t have any fun with the game; it was fun. But I only got about 70 hours out of it before I was ready to uninstall. I have 1000 hours on Warhammer 2. The biggest frustration is that I love playing Total War games for conquest. Conquering and controlling the entire map is where I have the most fun. Warhammer 3 punishes you for doing that with the chaos rifts that spawn all over the place constantly. The game gives you the illusion of choice, that you can either do the main quest or conquer the map… but really, you’re going to deal with those awful rifts whether you like it or not. At least in Warhammer 2 you had the option of completely ignoring the campaign mechanic and winning by conquest but that is just not feasible in Warhammer 3. I also think it’s pretty ridiculous how you could have a 20 unit army go against an army with like 7 units and if you auto-resolve, your troops take a huge amount of damage and you almost always have to manually fight the battles. As much as I love fighting battles, there are some that are just a complete waste of time that you SHOULD be able to auto-resolve and steamroll them, but you’ll be way worse off by doing that, which is kind of ridiculous is my opinion. I don’t want to have to fight every single little battle. If you’re new to the Total War: Warhammer series, just go buy the second one and forget this one exists, you’ll be way more satisfied.

10/10 amazing game. I’ve heard of some people encountering lots of bugs when playing on console, but I’ve beaten the main story line quest and had not run into any bugs during the entirety of my playthrough on PC. I loved the first Dying Light and I love Dying Light 2 even more. The environment is very aesthetically appealing and fun to traverse. The storyline is great and I love how the choices you make alter the course of the storyline. I’m going to play through the game again and make all different choices to see how much different it is.