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Waiting for Love, Death, and Robots season 3. Loved the first season, second season was good, this one looks to be a return to form for the series, going by the trailer.

As much as I love the Lord of the Rings movies, extended versions that is, there's a lot they did wrong. Firstly, it gave a lot of people the completely wrong impression about Sauron among other things. Sauron didn't die from some lucky strike from Isildur. His physical body was only weakened...

The meh reviews came from people who claimed it was too dark, too moody, too long. That only reinforced me wanting to see it.

Just got back from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Sam Raimi is the only one allowed to do Doctor Strange from now on. I don't know about you guys, but this surpassed my expectations. I loved every single second of it. Raimi was clearly having a lot of fun with it and it showed big...

I'm really not certain that they're going to go into the whole mystic side of Batman. It seems pretty damn grounded in a lot of aspects, which I appreciate. I'm hoping for Poison Ivy or Mr. Fries. Poison Ivy would fit right in with the current climate of trying to save the world, so all you...

Which was pretty unfair given Robert Pattinson has done some excellent movies since Twilight, and had people educated themselves they would have known that. The Lighthouse, The Devil All the Time, High Life just to name a few.

All comes down to personal taste. If Doom: Eternal is the kind of game that stresses you then I could see where you prefer 2016 over it vastly. That said, I love ALL the Doom games. Still do vanilla runs of the OG's once a month if not more. They all got a special place in my heart.

Also, Doom: Eternal IS better than 2016, but 2016 is still an amazing game.

I've been on this path for a minute and funnily enough, when I went back to AAA "RPG's" like Skyrim and Fallout 4? They felt VERY thin in comparison in terms of story and choices and such. Planescape: Torment, Disco Elysium, Pillars of Eternity, hell even Divinity: OS is way better in the...

Hell yeah! What you gonna buy?

Because I bought some shit I don't need, but wanted.

Honestly, that's one of the reasons I like my Rockerverb so much. There's not that many dials compared to a lot of amps and the dials themselves have notches, or in other words, no in between stages like between the numbers 1-10 or whatever, but with all that said, it is SO easy to dial in and I...

I own a PRS 277 Baritone with a Nazgul in the bridge. I owned an Ibanez 7421 at the same time at one point. I always kept going back to my PRS. The PRS stayed. The Ibanez got traded off for some pedals.

Because for one, he's more than likely not setting it to chainsaw settings. Another thing is, production does a lot for one's sound.

See that's what I'm thinking. I boosted it with my SD-1 and the character is there without the volume drop, maybe a tad grittier.

I didn't know a volume drop was a particular part of a sound. I like what comes AFTER the volume drop. The volume drop is a nuisance. Also, half a dozen? More like one. EDIT: Also, I'm sensing a bit of snark from you. Don't know what anyone said here in this thread to set that off, but I hope...

On one guitar, I'm using a SD Nazgul in the bridge. In the other one, I'm using a SD Custom Custom and a Phat Cat.

Sorry to disappoint you, but they're already planning another.

So if I wanted JUST the Rat sound are there any clean overdrives I could put in front of it? The SD-1 going through it sounds awesome, but I would like the option of keeping the Rat sound the way it is, just at the distortion level I want it to be at.

Anyone know why this could be? Turning the distortion down seems to lessen it, but I like the higher distortion settings through a clean amp. It doesn't seem to do it when I use an overdrive before it, regardless of distortion level.