If you do, and our Veritechs link up, I can say that our boss is riding my ass! Ha! Since you are behind me, in your Beta. Funny, right?
Psychie! I would expect that sort of joke from Sherwood, but not from you.
If you really mean that, then I think you should redeem yourself by listing off a series of puns and dad jokes to show that you have really changed.
You are a mean man.
I like to think of myself as an opportunist.
Heh. Getting flashbacks to MGS: Peace Walker here.
"Game" or "games"?
It's certainly an interesting thought. For this universe, I'd have to imagine the appeal would solely be around space wizards having laser sword fights rather than the actual sci-fi backdrop. That's certainly what drew me in as a kid, since the prequels were just starting to release when I was relatively little.
I'd wager the genre became popular some years after things became sci-fi, playing on the reality of recent past. Like how westerns and gangster movies were popular in their time, but then lost popularity as nostalgia waned. With most sci-fi shows now seen as hokey and for old people who "want to relive their glory days of tv" and are now considered a niche genre that the larger populus tends to overlook. And the sci-fi genre as a whole changing drastically, like how the mid-1900s space movies changed significantly compared to modern sci-fi as more is known and different more scientific themes pushed to the forefront. Like in modern,, Replacing "moon people and martial invasions" and instead focusing on things like AI and cloning and simulations.
Well, ripping brains from the life support vessel tends to end badly for the brain.
