VindictiveJudge

too focused on figuring out the gun/enemy type mechanics.

I haven’t finished Eternal and would probably need to drop the difficulty to the lowest setting to try. I just can’t keep up with combat that fast, especially when it feels like I have less freedom to choose my weapon than in 2016. 2016 wanted me to rip and tear, but Eternal wants me to play 3D chess while skateboarding.

Technically, Sirius is the dog in the story.

The ‘dead’ status is more properly ‘unconscious’ in Final Fantasy games, and is sometimes actually translated that way. FF5 even has a scene where they try using phoenix downs on a genuinely dead character and it doesn’t work.

The Paragon interrupt not being enough to save anyone if you side with Legion just makes it hurt more.

And for a huge portion of the show he was the only ally they had.

Ellie’s death is impressive because it works despite the viewer only having known her for ten minutes with no spoken words.

He wasn’t even supposed to be there.

Shatner is also pretty clearly using stage acting techniques instead of screen acting techniques in much of the show, screen acting as a distinct skill still being rather new at the time. You can also see Nimoy using much more modern feeling acting and Kelley using something in between.

Happy Shaxs noises