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does anyone just find the character transitions during a big action scene really satisfying? Been playing these games for the halloween season and I just really enjoy the moments during a big fight scene, like the final showdowns in devil in me or house of ashes, where the camera just like pans over to the other characters and prompts you to switch to them. Just a weirdly satisfying element of the game to me.

Bringing someone back into the game isn't exactly a new game show trope but the fact that both seasons gave fan favorites Dom and Q the opportunity to return was kinda a crazy coincidence. Like was it built into the game show that the Xth person to get eliminated is given the opportunity to return and it just so happen to be Q? Or was there some kind of pre-programming that knew people like Q and wanted him back?

now that the mole is revealed, what was your favorite sabotage by Sean?

it seems quite obvious now that Sean wasn't actually afraid of heights in the tower mission given how quickly he rappelled, but at the moment I was really bought in on his fear of heights that I believed that he wasn't even going to do it, that was one that really threw me off of him for a moment

been thinking about how effective the Russo brothers were with marvel vs how ineffective they've been doing original stuff and wonder if there are other directors like them who have done well with a franchise/big studio but seemed to not go well doing other stuff.

Wonder if Shawn levy might fall under that same boat, he's had more successful ventures outside of franchise stuff but clearly his most well regarded directorial outings were with stranger things and now possibly Deadpool and wolverine. any other notable examples?

I know people have mentioned that they are going to be disappointed if Ryan is the mole, which I think is fair I agree too, but if Ryan is playing a proper mole, wouldn't that trying to be quiet/hidden/stay under the radar gameplay be the way the mole should play? Is it on the show to better feature Ryan? Are we as viewers just a little too attentive to reality show tropes that it makes some obvious editing clear who it is?

A lot of shit is given to some historical playoff stinker guys, but let’s show some love to playoff risers. Jamal Murray is probably your peak example of this, but who else can we give the playoff riser label too?

If we get a good series from Ant I’m sure we’ll give him this label. I’m sure we can give like Jokic or Lebron this label but they’re like consistently amazing all year so riser may not be the best descriptor, anyone else notable?

So no denying your team lost fair and square, that’s the nature of March madness and how things pan out, but that team you lost to went on a run, or the bracket turned out a really nice way, and you can’t help wondering if your team just won that game, who knows what kind of run they could’ve made?

So with the raptors currently sitting at 6th in lottery positioning, we will have a roughly 54/55% chance of getting the raptors pick. Would you rather see the pick convey this year or next? I guess The gist of it is would you rather have 1 in the hand or 2 in the bush? Guarantee this pick conveys now and you get the asset? Even if it's in a weaker draft?

Or push that chance to next year in a better draft theoretically and hope to get the asset then, because theoretically the raptors shouldn't be terrible with a barnes-quickley-barrett-Poeltl-top 6 pick core, but if you're the raptors you are likely aware of how good this 2025 draft could be, and you must imagine you're gonna play it prett

An emergency came up and one member of my party may not be able to make the flight, I have checked in for my flight, but I am getting notification that I can't get my boarding pass until all members of my flight are checked in. Is there a way to get my boarding pass before then or do I have to wait?

So while season 1 was mostly a faithful adaption, they made some changes to it (Bill and Frank most notably) that adapted the game to tv remarkably well. What do you think/hope they will do with part 2?

While Phoenix gave up next to nothing package wise for Beal, locking in all that money for Beal was the biggest question for phoenix’s side of the trade, but did they have a better option? Did waiving CP3 give them flexibility to get more depth, or would they have lost that cap space and still have no avenue to improve the roster?