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There are so many great romances in film, but some really hit the mark when it comes to chemistry, emotional depth, and storytelling. What movie do you think nailed the romance element? Whether it's the slow burn, the grand gestures, or the subtle moments, share your pick for a film that did the...

Whether it’s a deep dive into a specific era like ancient Rome or the Renaissance, or something more recent like WWII or the 1980s, I’d love to hear what has captured your attention. What makes it stand out for you?

When I was younger as in my teenage years, all the time. Nowadays, not so much - I'll only ever game for a few hours at a time.

I do enjoy horror movies! I tend to gravitate towards psychological horror and supernatural thrillers, like The Haunting of Hill House or Hereditary. There's something about the atmosphere and slow-building tension that makes them so captivating. I usually watch with the lights off for even more...

2024 gave us some incredible anime to enjoy! From action-packed adventures to heartwarming dramas, it felt like there was something for everyone. So, what anime stood out the most for you this year? Did you fall in love with a new series, or did a returning favorite steal the spotlight? For me...

Was reliving my dream of being a Medieval knight in Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Is it the story, the gameplay mechanics, or maybe the sense of nostalgia? Whether it's grinding in an MMO, mastering combos in a fighting game, or exploring every corner of an open world, something keeps us hitting "Start" again and again. For me, it's games with deep lore, unique characters and...

In games with moral choice systems, do you think the consequences of those decisions should have a bigger impact on the story and gameplay? While some games do this well, others feel like the choices don’t really matter in the end. Would deeper integration of consequences make these games more...

That sounds like a really creative idea! I love the flexibility of letting people roleplay as either trainers or Pokémon. How do you envision battles working? Would they be turn-based like the games, or more freeform to encourage storytelling?

The last show I watched was Carnival Row which was very good from start to finish.

I'm currently listening to Common - The Light:

To be honest, I'm not a huge mobile gamer so I don't play them much. The only mobile game I remember buying is GTA and it was worth every penny.

My thing is that I don't have enough space at my place to store lots of physical games either in addition to Digital games being more convenient.

I was getting folded in Marvels Rivals. That freaking shark is so OP.

Same here. You're human, they're human - we are all mortals, can bleed and can die. There's no real reason to be afraid of someone else.

I can't disagree either. Some of the things that they complain about are so trivial that you often wonder how they managed to survive this long in the real world.

Honestly, the only genres of games that I totally dislike are Battle Royale and Live-Service ones like Concord. They're built on the premise of paying to win.

I know right? I mean, I've played both Sword and Shield on my Switch but Pokemon has kind of lost its charm. It feels like they're making all these very overpowered Pokemon just cause...

Was replaying Alien Isolation earlier. It's one of my favorite games of all time and I love replaying it.