Current Events > I'm bored. Ask my opinion on anything and I'll answer honestly.

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Like straight up, regardless of how caliente my response is.

can I call you boobaaay

Yes. I have had a million nicknames in my life, and I'm sure I've been called Booby plenty of times when I was younger. Nowadays I go by Robert at work - so I rarely get the booby treatment.

Do you think chipmunk detectives ever looked down on Chip & Dale for their amateurish bungling of cases?

What is the greatest Zelda game, and why is it A Link to the Past?

Also, what is the greatest Metroid game, and why is it Super Metroid?

Where do you see this current generation of console gaming going.

Shotgunnova posted...

Do you think chipmunk detectives ever looked down on Chip & Dale for their amateurish bungling of cases?

I don't think I've watched anything with Chip & Dale since Rescue Rangers as a really little kid. I feel like the whole unconventionally doing your job well thing is a huge trope that's usually annoying and contrived, especially with something like House. But I'd like to imagine chipmunks are more lighthearted, like gnomes or cats, and they'd be happy the job is well done and not be sticks in the mud.

What do you think of fart jokes?

Would you like an invitation to join No Ma'am?

samsungsalt posted...

What is the greatest Zelda game, and why is it A Link to the Past?

Also, what is the greatest Metroid game, and why is it Super Metroid?

I've only played the two NES games, Four Swords, and Link to the Past. Of the four games I played I like Link to the Past better than the other three. I refuse to play the N64 games because of the hype, and I was a PS1 fanboy and generally don't like the N64 aesthetic with its games. Plus Zelda fans are like the most obnoxious gaming fans ever. You know that annoying TikToker who does the anime boy videos -- usually duetting with that annoying skinny white girl who and does the anime girl videos? That kind of humor and obnoxiousness is what I associate with Zelda fans.

I've literally never played a single Metroid game - but I love Metroidvanias? I especially love the one Metroidvania on DS where you switch between the two characters? Oh - and SOTN has like the best soundtrack ever next to Tactics Ogre. I really like Monster Sanctuary, too.

Flockaveli posted...

Where do you see this current generation of console gaming going.

No idea. I honestly only have a PC and a Switch - and mostly just play indie games or gacha games on my phone. I haven't even touched my Switch in awhile because I have really bad joy-con drift right now. I was in the middle of playing Dragon Quest Builders 2 last.

I have been noticing tons of Animal Crossing clones lately? That newer Disney game clearly drew influence. That Harvesta game looks to have been influenced slightly - well still obviously being a Squeenix RPG.

If you had to live in a city in Asia, which would you choose?

Trumble posted...

What do you think of fart jokes?

I would say I like fart jokes, but lately it's probably a sore subject. I've been really gassy the last few months and my gf is really pissed at me all the time. She made me get Beano and a few other products - but they haven't done much.

bigtiggie23 posted...

Would you like an invitation to join No Ma'am?

I love Married With Children - but I'm sure I'd be cancelled and doxxed if I joined that group.

Glob posted...

If you had to live in a city in Asia, which would you choose?

I don't know enough about geography to pick a particular city. I can't stand heat. I won't eat insects. I wouldn't want to be somewhere that's heavily xenophobic and where I'd be talked about behind my back. I'm not bilingual so I'd need to be somewhere that I can get by on English. I would say Tokyo or something in Japan (for all the reasons other than the xenophobia) - but I say this already being annoyed with a lack of privacy and crowding. I like being in moderate-sized cities - not huge ones.
I would also like to say my girlfriend is half Indian and I have a coworker who's Hare Krishna and lived in India for a bit -- and from everything I know I probably would never want to live in India. Plus that traffic in the bigger cities there? Ughhh

bobbaaay posted...

I don't know enough about geography to pick a particular city. I can't stand heat. I won't eat insects. I wouldn't want to be somewhere that's heavily xenophobic and where I'd be talked about behind my back. I'm not bilingual so I'd need to be somewhere that I can get by on English. I would say Tokyo or something in Japan (for all the reasons other than the xenophobia) - but I say this already being annoyed with a lack of privacy and crowding. I like being in moderate-sized cities - not huge ones.
I would also like to say my girlfriend is half Indian and I have a coworker who's Hare Krishna and lived in India for a bit -- and from everything I know I probably would never want to live in India. Plus that traffic in the bigger cities there? Ughhh

Hanoi is great on the food front and if you live in Tay Ho you dont need to learn any Vietnamese.

Plus, they love foreigners.