zod000

I don't know about the CL stuff specifically, but there was definitely a lot of content that got cut. Obsidian got screwed over by Bethesda hard. It is ironic that they are now both owned by shitty Microsoft.

The F was really just the fail I made along the way.

And yet, he keeps doing his best to mimic the supposed coming of the Anti-Christ. Just more Trump/Republican projection I guess.

That was definitely a theme of the NCR, but you are being grossly kind in your interpretation of Caeser's Legion. They were horrific monsters that burned people alive. Their sadistic brutality was admittedly affective, but I'd rather join the Children of the Atom than those sick bastards.

For some values of "extremely" maybe. Also many "state schools" are universities, so you probably should have gone with "private universities" instead. State schools are still an order of magnitude more expensive that most universities in Europe. If I was of school age now, I'd likely not be able to afford to go to college even with the scholarships that I had received.

Totally agree, and I'd say America Must be Destroyed is the next best.

Blind Guardian was in an older PC action RPG Sacred 2. There was a whole quest to find their lost "weapons" (wand was a microphone, axe was a guitar, etc) and then there was a full in game video of them playing in front of orcs. I am not a particular fan of theirs, but it was so awesome.

I've seen a bunch of old Pizza huts turned into Chinese food restaurants and I saw two that became small used car offices. They are always so easy to pick out. I legit loved old Pizza Huts with the sit down pacman machines being a common fixture when I was a kid.

I love that movie, was a personal favorite as a kid.

That video scarred my brain for a long time.

Saying "old enough to remember buying physical media" makes me feel like one of the ancients.

I don't stream my music, and only did for a little bit when it was newer and fairly novel. I strongly agree with you, most people don't listen to diverse enough music that streaming makes sense other than pure convenience. That convenience is clearly all it takes for the majority of people.