I've tried both, neither will do anything besides load/spin.

Edit: Suddenly working, don't know why.

You should stitch those all into one long string. Also, listening to them just makes me miss Dorkman more. 

I get ya Writhyn, I have the same problem with The Dark Knight. For most people Heath Ledger's Joker carries the movie for them, but I just can't get past how little sense that movie makes. I just can't suspend my disbelief enough. TFA still works for me, but after Han's death I kinda just sit back and wait for the movie to end.

Who says they didn't? Neither of them ended up anywhere near the crash, so there would be no life signs if they did. And troopers seem to be looking for them along side the droid.

Rey repeatedly mentions she's a pilot. She knows how to fly and has flown before. She's also very intimate with the inner workings of the Falcon and it's modifications. She's at the very least worked on it if not flown it before.

It's hard to track people through hyperspace. Han and Chewie know the Falcon and how to find it and are actively looking, so they find them first. The gangsters are looking for Han and have been tracking him. Seems plausible.

This kinda shit is a staple of Star Wars, the Force manipulates fate.

This stuff bothered me too, but y'all already know I don't like the 3rd act. It's about on par with RotJ though. And while I understand the holo-maps basically shorthand to help the audience understand that we only have a piece of it and need the rest, I felt it could have been done much better.

If this is a bad movie, then so it RotJ. They basically have the same problems. Sure, this could have been better, even a lot better; But I don't think it's bad either. It's a perfectly serviceable Star Wars movie, and it's ok to not have a polarized option on it.

Nice write-up. The way this simplifies and explains a lot of important coding aspects is great. As a bit of an "editor's note:" It's not immediately clear that the "six inches in front of my nose" thing is part of the metaphor, I briefly pictured you trying to code with your face pressed against the screen. Unless you actually did go temporarily blind, then carry on.

Also, the way you format your curly braces is insane.

Yayyy! I got quite the kick out of trying to burn a boat down.

Illustrious is my favorite epithet. It's just such a cool word.

That's fucking badass.

I'm playing XCOM 2. So much XCOM 2. If you like XCOM: Enemy Unknown (Or Enemy Within), you'll like XCOM 2.

Scott Pilgrim. They spend most of the commentary talking about the movie in the context of the comics, but none of them had read the comics. As a result, if you have read the comics, it's super frustrating to listen to as they keep making (incorrect) assumptions about the comics to keep the discussion going.

I'm sort of in the same boat as Boter. Spent the last three days moving into a new house and I'm exhausted. I'd love to do something to relax and unwind, but I don't know if I'm up to running Shadowrun.

I'm good to go, also down for playing Actual Cannibal Shia LeBeouf or Fiasco if we're down people.