The net? What are you on about?

Wait, you guys stopped? I used to have Netflix, Hulu/Disney+, Max, Prime, Paramount+/Showtime, and Peacock. I should have had access to pretty much any movie I wanted with all those subscriptions. Yet, at least once per month I decided I wanted to watch something either I had or hadn't seen before and it'd be on some random service I don't have. I refused to pay for more services so I'd just pirate it.

A week ago I cancelled them all and subscribed to a VPN. Piracy is cheaper, more convenient, and it pisses off the corpos. That's a win/win in my book.

Yeah I feel half and half about it, myself. I think mostly because I just don't want another repeat of TLOU2s fan reception.

But also definitely because I think the story for Ellie and Abby is over. It's a perfect duology. Ellie was taught negative behaviors to survive by multiple poor infuences and Abbys' Dad was murdered. Part 2 resolves both of those conflicts by teaching both people that their ways aren't correct. The only tbmhing I can see coming from TLOU3 is a rando villain attacks Jackson and a silly war breaks out.

But that narrative point should come before Ellie learns the lesson against violence. We'll see.

Yeah per supposed leaks, they started development on TLOU3 after the HBO show ended.

Getting is an drunk never excuse.

Someone is gonna have to help me out here.

This better be a free upgrade or I will not be purchasing TLOU3 until I can get it secondhand.

This is why I'm not happy with the Activision aquisition. It'd be one thing if Microsoft had become a pioneer of QOL improvements for the consumer. But they're not making any improvements. They're regressing. At least Sony still feels like they're trying to evolve into a better corporation. Their shift to Stars was mostly an upgrade. Microsoft continues to be anti-consumer at every chance they get.

It could have sold better than the PS2 and they would still be angry.

It's the Galactus adaptation we all wish we could forget about.

I try not to because then I get sad that it's never going to be what it was.