Questionable Questing

It's something about grief that doesn't get talked about enough. It makes you forget all the bad and only nostalgically pine for the past. Which is something incredibly self destructive and toxic if you let it.

But like you said at this point she's a walking horny joke which is very boring and a lot of wasted potential, but I think if Mr. Freeze is going to evolve as a character instead of rehashing that one Batman episode for another twenty years we need stuff like this, some more changes to the status quo eve if it's a misstep or done terribly.

There's a scene where she rejects romance from Swamp Thing and says she's still dealing with heartbreak. She's using sex lime drugs. No relationships

But what other shows and stuff are you checking out right now?

Half life might be getting a new game which is absolutely crazy to think about.

Got to finish Kaisen this weekend with a binge. And been gaming Path of Exile 2

Here's a link to a reddit thread, but one of the big voice actors for Valve just posted this video today and the last time he did a stunt like this Half Life Alex was announced. Some pretty cool stuff if you're interested.

But Kaisen, man that one ended with a wet fucking fart didn't it? Hell, My Hero did the same too. Kind of sad this round of Shonen manga couldn't seem to stick the landing.

Don't tell me ending. Speaking of MHA how that going? Or more Gloria. Or Hazbin? You caught up on Helluv Boss?

Not big on Half Life. Why is it great?

The voice actor plays the main villain for the game a guy called G-man that is basically manipulating the timeline so various events happen in a certain way.

Won't spoil it too much, but the long and short of it is that in Half Life a secret government research base call Black Mesa was researching ways to travel to alternate worlds using teleportation and they ended up stumbling, or rather G-man led them, into a alien world call Zen which was at the time being invaded by a super powerful alien empire called the Combine.

And the G-man did this specifically because he knew that occupying earth would drain a lot of the Combine's resources and would give him opportunities to strike a blow against them. One of those opportunities is a young scientist named Gordon Freeman who ended up stopping the Zen invasion, which unbeknownst to him was really a bunch of refugee running from the Combine who now knew about earth.

I know a little of the Gman because of a friend's interest in it

It's kind of interesting to look back and see how the graphics and technology has aged, the first game is over twenty years old now.

Interesting. And Gman is fighting for the Zen or no?

He's fighting for these unnamed employers, there's a pretty popular theory that seems to be the most accurate that he's a representative of the advisers which was one of the first alien species the Combine took over who are special because they have the ability to run simulations of the future in their head that are so accurate they can basically know a conversation with someone before it starts.

Which is how the Combine have been able to conquer so fast, since they have the advisor strapped into their computers running simulations of their enemies all day. With the G-man being the weapon the last Advisor have created to try and free their species. But really G-man is not anyone's side. Not humans or Zen. He has zero loyalty to them and would happily kill them to achieve his goals.

He's at his best the enemy of my enemy, and at his worst he's actively manipulating humanity to destroying itself in a never ending war against the Combine.

No real human morality. Noted. Question. You into Octiva seducing Stolas?