@Master Bruce gave me a like! Feeling loved.

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Oh no! Spider-Man (PS4) only got an 8.7 from IGN. That's basically a 5.4 from a reputable website.

All gaming reviews that give scores are trash because opinions can be boiled down to numbers. #HardStance

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I give this comment a 7.5 out of 10.

Wait, we don't like numerical scores 'round these parts?

*discreetly deletes Word document titled "Ultimate One Universe: Season One post rankings"*

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Man, why do I want this so badly?

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To validate that your sex scenes are the only thing that keeps people coming back to this thread?

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I am not that arrog-_{Okay, but it has been a little slow lately and I haven't written a sex scene in awhile, coincidence?}-ant.

@AndyC, I really enjoyed that latest Superman post. The dynamic between Lois and Clark is coming off really natural which I find lends itself to the immersion of the first person perspective. At first I wasn't a huge fan of the idea that Lois was aware of Clark's true identity so early on but as I read each new post I can see why the decision was made and I think it helps enforce the idea that Lois Lane is a Pulitzer Winning Investigative Journalist instead of it being more of an informed attribute like in some media.

Thanks man! I kind of debated on whether to end the season on Gwen telling Peter about Uncle Ben or having her dad figure out her secret. I just thought the latter gave more payoff immediately and there was still plenty of drama to mine from the Peter/Ben situation.

I also want to make it clear that Gwen is kind of out of her league when it comes to fighting people with any sort of real training, something I’d like to play with next season.

Thanks, man. I've always struggled with writing the Lois and Clark relationship in its early stages, so I figured this time I wouldn't bother trying to plan things out and just go where the banter takes them. I always figured Lois should know early on if not immediately, mostly because it makes her look dumb if she's the one person who spends more time around Clark in both of his personae than anyone else and she can't put two and two together, and also because I feel like the whole "keeping a secret identity is really hard" angle is something better suited for a character like Spidey. Besides, Lois is a lot more fun to write if she's a partner-in-crime than if she's trying to balance between being a love interest and a pseudo-antagonist making Clark's life more difficult.

So it's a real breath of fresh air to see you avoiding it since Smallville had Clark beating that horse repeatedly over its ten seasons.