Dave

The community was good for the first year, but turned super toxic in the last couple of months.

Point of order: The Nazgul are not the flying creatures. Those are Fell Beasts. The Nazgul are another term for the Ringwraiths.

Good to hear you are well!

Kingdom Hearts 3: The prequel to Kingdom Hearts 3.7.

Good choice!

Overwatch is a beautiful game where 6 people can complain about there being no healer, and not one will change to ratify the situation.

Cuphead's real good, yo. Can't wait for the internet to decide it's "over rated."

Dark Souls.

Ever noticed how people who complain about Mercy mains are usually the ones begging to be healed the most?

Horror.

I've always wanted to fight Ratigan inside Big Ben.

Wait, who's Blaine?

Woo! Happy birthday, Mystic!

Thank you! It means a lot to me.

Ursula has always been my favorite. She steals every scene she's in.

If you're a lone wolf, that just means you're really bad at being a wolf.

Yikes! Wishing you all the best.

Stay safe, man! Best wishes.

Try to stay safe!

The Keyblade Graveyard. Any Disney option is more visually interesting than a dustbowl.

Actually my favorite boss music. I'd kind of like it if they did something like the fight with Gwynn in Dark Souls, and instead of making it epic, making it a bit more somber and solemn. Just to give things a different feeling than what we've had thus far.

The flip side of that is for fans like me, Disney was what got me interested in the game in the first place, and without it, I'm really not interested at all in most of the original content (in fact, I kind of actively dislike probably 90% of it).

I agree. Especially in recent titles, there's been very little love given to the source material to the point of it being almost arbitrary as to what Disney worlds even get added. One of the reasons I love the first game as much as I do is that they do a much better job of trying to use the Disney worlds by tying them into the central plot, making the characters either be more active in what's going on or at least have something relevant to add, and basically just showing some care and thought with how to use Disney within a Square game. Now the worlds are used as you said: a rushed, watered down version of the movie with no time given to character development, plot development, or gravity that was present in the original story (Hunchback is, in my mind, the greatest perpetrator of this). Not to mention that there is not even an attempt now to tie in the main plot to the worlds, though that's a fault of the games not even having a plot until the last act.

Bots, I'm at work. Stop making my slacking off and checking websites more work.