Ex-Reddit user so new to this platform. I enjoy scuba diving, summer sports and sharing experiences with friends and family. I believe in an open source internet and am anti-monopoly/big corp. the people are the power and it’s time to force change.
I agree completely. I don’t want all TOS characters to take over, at least for another 2-3 seasons. I’m loving M’Benga’s character and would hate for a McCoy to come in to replace him. There’s a nice opening for Scotty to come into the picture without any character currently in that role but I also want this series to stand on its own. I love how the writers have gone back to an episodic series. It just works so well for trek
Trouble with tribbles is a fun watch. Based my username on it!
Seriously!! I listened to one podcast one time and now my whole front page on mobile AND CarPlay is all podcasts. The CarPlay is what I care about more because I’m fucking driving you can’t navigate to find new music. It’s mind blowing
Aww man I really wanted him to get a ring in MKE. Went to the same high school in Wisconsin so it’d have been awesome for him to get a ring with us. Last time he left we won the chip though…
We are everywhere!
Nope that was the one thing I needed help with at the end and there was one ruins I hadn’t visited that contributes a little towards completion. Like I said though, over 1000 hours easily on the game.
How are you liking TOTK so far?
Breath of the wild for me. The switch only counts up to 500 hrs and I know I’m probably double that. 100% the game on master mode with very very little help from guides. I just love that game man. TOTK is great too but my heart is still with BOTW
Yes there needs to be more doggo content on here! I promise to post pics of my dog if someone creates it
I’ll have to rewatch that scene but I’ve watched the episode twice. It wasn’t my impression that he accidentally stabbed himself but that M’Benga was pushed to defend himself and stabbed him, thus finishing his mission on J’Gal.
I know some people feel that M’Benga killing Dak’Rah felt disingenuous to Trek but I actually liked seeing that even though these characters are diplomatic and controlled have their limits of humanity and right and wrong and that some atrocities truly are unforgivable. The characters aren’t perfect and make mistakes and I like that - I feel like it’s a more accurate representation of humanities struggle for peace.