#deathfucker

Me, personally, I think it's excellent. But the definition of "good" can change from person to person & your tastes! The Games are kinda divided up into what are called "The Classics" (specifically usually the first three games, GOW 1, 2 & 3, sometimes Chains of Olympus & Ghost of Sparta are also included), "The spinoffs" (Chains of Olympus, Ghost of Sparta, GOW Ascension) & "reboots" (GOW 4 & GOW Ragnarok, GOW Valhalla, & any future games). The Classics & Spinoffs pre-2013 are put together as the Greek Era Vs. The post 2018 games are The Norse Era games.

Overall, I'd say literally ALL of the games visually are stunning. There's always beautiful scenery view, always some nice detail to appreciate, level designs to gawk at, and art styles to praise. The older games of course are dated in graphics now, but even then I still find them impressive. I'd also say all the games also have interesting characters & a full roster of unique enemies.

Some people might find the story elements in one game to be very strong, while dislike them and find it weak in another (GOW Ascension for example gets some heat for this, but I still think it's a pretty good game and REALLY enjoy the characterizations). The newer, Norse Era games are still very story based, but they also take more of an open world RPG angle where there's more sidequests as well & you can explore a bit, but imo the quests & size of the map is just big enough so that the world still feels vibrant & exciting to feel immersed & that you want to look around without strangling you with things to do or make exploration feel like a chore. If youve ever played Assassin's Creed Odyssey or Breath of the Wild & wish it wasnt so big with so many side quests but still kept things like loot to find, armor & outfit customization & leveling up, the Norse Era games are really good for this.

The Classics are much more story based and don't leave much room for exploration, but they also provide camera angles that zoom out & let you take in a lot of the gorgeous set design & backgrounds instead. The older games for this reason also makes the world & a lot of the enemies feel so fucking MASSIVE while you play and immerses you into the story & world that way. However, personally for me, I prefer the Norse Era camera because you can more freely move it, while the Classics are similar to like Hades or Resident Evil & Silent Hill.

Thank youu 💖

24. Who whispers inappropriate things in the other’s ear during inappropriate times?

I think it’s Ryan tbh. Like I know Shane is chaotic af, but he’s really just trying to have a professional meeting, he even pays attention more or less, you know. He’s being all responsible but Ryan just leans over out of the blue sometimes. 

And after a handful of times, Shane learned to be prepared. But boy, he was caught off guard when he expected Ryan to share some thoughts about what their investors were saying to have Ryan fucking murmur into his ear that his ass looks good in those new pants he got. To this day he thinks nobody believed him that he was just a “little hot” when Steven commented on how red his cheeks got all of a sudden.

And sometimes it’s just a quiet little “that’s what she said” or “dude that looks like a dick” and even though Shane is very Tired™ he’s also very much in Love with this dork, god knows why. Also, Ryan trying to suppress a wheeze afterward is kind of adorable too.

If not tongue in cheek, I’m curious as to your reasoning- isn’t it good to allow the ultimate say on our bodies to be our own? We’re influenced by toxic ideals regardless of whether surgery can be involved

  I have a coworker that’s a registered sex offender...

Also, bear in mind, him being on a registry doesn’t guarantee he was actually sexually violent. People have been put on registries like that for shit like public urination or a younger s/o’s parents disliking them. It’s uncommon but it does happen