Soniman

been there last year. moved out and changed my job. I also did a therapy against depression. you should really get help, this can ruin everything..

Please do get help. I've been in very dark places, myself. And while I don't have a job yet, you need to fight your sadness with a professional.

I'm with the others, if you can afford it see if you can get some help until an opportunity arises fro you to escape.

I'm not too sure what to say about jobs because nearly all jobs suck, though it may be best to consider living elsewhere if things are getting too vitriolic.

That’s a very unhealthy combination of circumstances to have in life. 

While it would be ideal to rectify both situations as soon as possible maybe focus on trying to make a change on one of them to alleviate things for you somewhat because trying to fix both problems could be very overwhelming.

In the meantime please get some help as you don’t have to suffer with depression like that on top of the dangers. Hang in there and I hope things get better for you very soon. 

I think the one upshot about Sonic Forces is that it made me forget about Lost World. Which is something I kinda noticed the other day.

No you love it. It's everything you've ever wanted in a game. ACKNOWLEDGE IT'S MAJESTY AND GREATNESS RIGHT NOW!

here's how Bernie Forces can still win

Do you want a medal or

Then boy do I have the game/sequel for you

@TCB Knows what's up.

I'm currently stuck on Slippery Climb. That level is just mean.

Crash 1 is Rough with a capital R, especially with its level design and save points. Not finished with Crash 2 (or the first Spyro, for that matter) but they're both much, much better/more accessible.

Don't even get me started on Road to Nowhere and The High Road. My God, those are two of the absolutely worst platforming levels I have ever played. Fuck those levels, honestly.

Just thinking about those levels genuinely makes me angry.

this is not going to go the way you think!

Have you seen the audience rating though? It's quite low compared to its bretheren. Sometines the public are better critics than the actual critics. 

That's what I go with, there's a pretty clear dissonance between critics and what the audience itself actually feels about something.

And really? The Last Jedi was shit.

Honestly, Star Wars has quite a large critical dissonance compared to Marvel.

Infinity War delivers to all but the most critical and hardcore (and even they are careful how they go about it) as opposed to Star Wars where the public gives more insight, for better or worse, compared to the critics who don’t delve as deeply as they do.

Probably doesn’t help that Disney ditched the Star Wars Expanded Universe and retconned as uncanon in favor of their own completely original take, whereas they didn’t do that with Marvel Comics and wherea lot more faithful or hands off. That’s definitely a major factor.

Needless to say,  Disney haven't been handling Star Wars nearly as proper they've treated the MCU.

I mean, I know many were excited for the possibility that they’d adapt the Thrawn trilogy given how those were (and likely still are) considered the unofficial Episodes VII, VIII, and IX.

Not getting that went sour with a lot of folks.

I think there's also a heavy dissonance in the actual fanbase too. Even outside the hardcore base, you have people (like myself) who watch all of these movies and don't think nearly as long about them as some do. From my experience, these are often the people who love this film as they just see it as a fun, engaging movie.

It's probably one of those things where your enjoyment factor greatly depends on how invested into the series you are. There are things in the movie that I could absolutely see myself hating if I cared more about these characters but since I don't, those flaws simply aren't that prevalent to me.

And then there's the actual execution with these Star Wars films just getting pumped out, and the new trilogy not even having some consistent story guy like Feige or Lucas to keep the ship on track. Case in point, us getting Rian Johnson's drek script that spits in the face of continuity with Episode 7 too many times to count.

Yeah, I like 10 more than 9. Sure, the weapons aren't as broken, but Bass makes up for that. Also, the Wily stages aren't brutally hard.

I prefer 9 over 10, but I still like 10 more than many of the other classic Mega Man games. 10 just felt more difficult to me than 9 in a way that wasn't as fun.