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"Found a crashed plane atop unlucky building, seems to have made a cosy nest for itself."

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"Archie wonders what it must have been like to fly in a machine like that, and now so do I!"

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Don't apologise I am, frankly, honoured to have been dunked on by the likes of you🐔💜

What's YOUR favourite word, Genuine Chicken Manny?

You ask the favorite word of ME? Authentic Poultry Manuel the 7th? I would never tell anyone such a thing so easily! I'll give you my 182nd favorite word for your audacity, it's "enchilada". Now guards, throw this hooligan in the oubliette!

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After losing his mother and beginning to hunt down Edgar Ross, I decided on the way to Blackwater that Jack Marston was to retire from the dark-potential of his newfound outlaw-life.

When all is said and done, Edgar Ross dead and floating down the Mexico river, Jack has a place to recluse within and protect, much like Landon Ricketts, within the town of Chuparosa.

He has blood on his hands and a life nobody wanted for him, but that doesn't mean he can't start fresh - and keep on trying just like his father did.

"Even if we start over a hundred times, we keep on trying".

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I ADORE NakeyJakey but his Last of Us 2 just missed the mark in SO MANY WAYS for me here.

He'd bring up the supposed failures of the story / his care towards certain characters while simultaenously throwing out ANY thought towards their actual place and potential reasoning within the story outside of his first-impressions.

While I agreed with his general stance on gameplay it was infuriating to see someone go "eh who even cares about why (literal integral story character) was here, it was CLEARLY pointless" while ignoring the very fact that the fact any of them were there at all was 1. Very obvious and 2. Meant to make you reflect on how deep in the Trauma of it All Ellie is and how it affected them as well as how they treated/understood Ellie.

His implication that Dina was nothing more than a love-object was also patently false. We get SO MUCH insight on how she handles grief and the lengths she'd go to get her own revenge on the people who harmed her family - as well as literally HAVING THE STRENGTH TO LEAVE ELLIE when she bailed on their family aGAIN.

The facts and pieces to interpret were ALL RIGHT THERE but just because he CHOSE not to see any of them as anything other than filler he just kind of willingly removed like half the point of the story from himself and then complained about it for 40mins.

Part II was a complex and throroughly more interpretive story and anyone that simply looked at it face-value kind of ate-the-bait of poetic-irony / surface-level story motivations and what they appeared to be versus what they (quite obviously) actually were I feel. You just had to do more than play, you had to digest and actually think about it rather than wait for the game to explain it all with a pretty little bow.

"babbity kate made a samantha video" "savywritesbooks made an american girl video" cool! unfortunately i have been unable to watch any of them due to debilitating This

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When the writing is fire:

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🧭

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When my friend is tripping HARD and getting paranoid about the homeless gentleman yelling outside:

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Imagine a conversation between these two, fr

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Farmhands, I'm just gonna be real for a second... RDR1 hasn't "still got it"...

...IT NEVER LEFT IT - PARD'NER -

YEEEE HAWWWWW !!!!!

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saw this tweet and HAD to draw it

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Spell Yagami backwards i dare you

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RDR1's drunk physics MOG tf out of RDR2's

This is John after 5 whiskey shots, imagine Arthur after chugging back 50 cold-ones - he could never have an aura such as this.

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Get this game in the right lighting and it can still surprise ya

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Harry DuBois-rther

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-SPOILERS FOR RDR2'S CHAPTER 6-

"My Pa' always told me if you stare into the fire long enough, you can see the whole world pass by"