Trying real hard to narrow it down to one each:

Purrcival - When we pass by each other, he wants pets, but I am usually too slow to bend down, so he hops up slightly to rub his head into my hand. This often happens multiple times in quick succession as I move around the house doing stuff and he follows me.

Meowtholomew - He’s super skittish and sometimes I worry he doesn’t get enough wet food because he can get scared off by a random noise, or his siblings, quite easily. But the way I confirm he has had his fill is after he is done eating, he will take a BIG, overdramatic stretch as he slowly walks away.

Dr. Snugglepants - True to her name, she loves to snuggle. But she is very particular. She has to snuggle me first, but I am not always allowed to snuggle back. I have to find the perfect moment when she has reached the perfect state of snuggles in order for her to be ready to receive snuggles back. Otherwise she will flatten like a pancake, or get annoyed, or move and try another position, or just leave. She may be the tortie with the least tortitude I’ve ever known, but when it comes to snuggles, it’s in full force lol

If “Sitting Near Larry” was a genuine and honest show, I’d watch the hell out of it.

This was my barrier of entry. As someone who put around a combined 1k hours in the Souls games, it wasn’t until I treated the game differently than Souls did I finally start to make progress. Same thing happened with the aggressive, faster pace of Bloodborne.

I haven’t seen the trailer or played the game myself, but what if what you saw was a small fraction of the experience that is attainable? Wouldn’t that be amazing?

The trailer still has to have enough to get people interested, and if it’s well made with generous amounts of content it should still keep you amazed and interested.

Again, I don’t actually know, but it is on my radar and I have heard good things about this game, so I feel inclined towards the positive outlook in this circumstance.