I like them fast.
"Realism" aside, slow zombies never appear to be threatening. The sense of danger from the rage virus zombies in 28DL feels deserved and genuine. Walking Dead has teenagers killing zombies with kitchen knives, it just doesn't feel compelling when the zombies only pose a token threat.
I believe there are now more women in graduate school than men too, so double discrimination. Women overwhelmingly outnumber men at the bachelor level already, with the only post-secondary in Canada to have more men than women being... the Royal Military College in Kingston.
Saw this game blow up on Steam recently. I've been in the market for a new game for a bit and decided to give it a shot based on its glowing reviews. Needless to say, refunded once I saw the flag.
By the way, the game is stupidly easy and the dialogue gets tired pretty quick. The writing's very Whedony.
Every single person is different. Doesn't mean standards shouldn't be applied. It's the action that should be judged as punishable anyway, not the actor.
Homicide by man or homicide by woman, should those be treated differently just because men are different than women? Or is the unprovoked killing of a person wrong regardless of who does the killing? Similarly, is statutory rape wrong regardless of who does the raping since the crux of the issue is the inability of minors to give consent? That doesn't change whether the offender's a man or woman.
But hell, maybe women should get longer sentences than men for the same crimes because they live 10% longer.
Pre-nerf Onyxia in vanilla WoW. Despite playing through dozens of solid games in my teens, WoW raids taught me what bosses even were. I could never have imagined wiping to overtuned or bugged bosses a bajillion times with friends would be so fun (before I realized how much time it cost me...).
Sansa's not a good example. She ends up being portrayed as a vengeful mastermind who outsmarts Petyr Baelish. She's portrayed as meek and girly and naive at first, but by the end of the show she's very much a girlboss.
Forget the androgynous Mary Sue for a second, the thing that bothered me most was how Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) turned into an unbearable female supremacist and shat all over own legacy. This movie undermined the first two masterpieces.
If it's like the first game but with this character transplanted in place of Jin Sakai, then this game will not survive. I like the original even though it's a glorified collectathon with supremely easy combat. The story and environments do a lot of the heavy lifting, but a good main character is necessary for a game like this to be compelling. With this revelation there's zero chance I play the second.
Looks like this narci-freak does a voice in Dragon Age Veilguard as well.
I did one episode and that's exactly right.
Rooms full of armed men are killed by the Terminator with ease. I'm talking 50-100 men dying on screen. The only female fighter we see is able to keep the same Terminator at bay and, IIRC, she significantly disables it. She's the one who gets sent back in time, and I didn't want to watch from that point on.