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Aw, thanks man *blushes* Give me a topic and I probably will talk all day long. When I was first interning at my video job, someone wanted me to sit in as they got lighting and audio adjusted and he wanted me to talk. I was at a loss of what to start about until he prompted, "Tell me your thoughts on Episode I." And I went for like five minutes until he got everything in place XD

That's very cool! I'm reminded of something that Teague did aeons ago, making a matte painting from stuff he found on Google Images.

Oh my God this is the best. I wasn't aware of this and am so happy you've brought it to my attention.

I've shared a few of my "Andrew the Video Guy" videos that I do for work in chat, but this one has gotten a ton of great feedback and is many people's favorites, including my boss and probably mine as well.

Make sure you watch through the second half. And of course over on Twitter I've got Faldor complaining about my pronunciation of car brands

I played Coffee Talk on stream over four different sessions, and it was a really great time. "Gameplay" is limited to just making drinks for the customers, though what you make them can affect how the story goes. Mostly, though, you listen to them, find out about the urban fantasy world outside of the coffee shop, and play witness to a tumultuous couple of weeks. All told it was about eight hours of gameplay and I absolutely recommend it if you've ever liked any sort of visual novel style of game. Playing it live was especially a treat because it meant I got to come up with voices for each of the characters, some of which I just adored.

If you don't think you'd get around to it but still want to check it out, I'm clipping the stream video and releasing it as a series of videos, one for each "night" of gameplay. The first one does a great job of showing what the game aims to do through the rest of its run.

Coffee Talk, Day 1: September 22, 2020

Well written dude.

CW is really good, sometimes (especially, as you say, earlier) bad, and sometimes so very, very great. Rebels, meanwhile, keeps a more consistent quality level, and that level is "good, and able to see great from where it's standing".

I watched Resistance; season 2 is better because Kazuto isn't trying to be something he isn't, which is the sort of awkward thing used for humor through lots of the first season that I am uncomfortable watching. And with Oscar Isaac himself voicing Poe, you can tell he's having fun with this silly kid's show, which helps with the episodes he's in.

Nah man, that rocked :'D I tried to see if I'd be comfortable doing so but after learning a song phonetically, seeing the lyrics written out screwed me up hard.

Brian David Gilbert is perhaps best known at this point for his Unraveled series on Polygon. He recently left Polygon and is sorta doing his own thing. When this one started, I expected something funny but creepy, like "Earn $20K EVERY MONTH by being your own boss". Instead I got... more than I bargained for, very uncomfortable, and so well done.

Teaching Jake about the Camcorder, Jan '97

Jill Bearup analyzes fight scenes from a stage combat perspective. I first watched her Mask of Zorro one, but here's what might be my favorite one, contrasting two fight scenes in the movie Pacific Rim:

Wow, Steph and I watched that, then we watched his other stuff - at first I thought he did more serious reviews then did the Ever clear as a gag, but no, his whole channel is like that and it's great.

He did Fireball dirty, though

My issue with Luke was that he looked too young. Pre-ROTJ (but post-ESB). His face should have been a bit rougher. And... yeah, it didn't really feel like a Luke thing, but that said, we know he went through some pretty heavy development through to TFA. Maybe he did get a bit into the "powerful Jedi master" role, and he played *that* part really well.

The rest of the episode was absolutely amazing though. Gideon had some great scheming going on, and it was gratifying when it finally collapsed when he saw the X-wing.

With Gideon gone - the main antagonist - and Grogu gone (for some time at least), I wonder where they'll go with season 3, but I'm excited to see it.

I started Assassin's Creed II again for one of my weekly streams and am really enjoying it. I haven't played any of the new AC games, Steph played Odyssey and is in the middle of Valhalla but skipped Origins; I think I'll try all three pretty soon with the expectation of a different style of gameplay.