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Thing is your reviews have a specific flavor to them and a way in which you go about them. Yes theatrical set design and committance to the immersion, but your reviews are more than that. They dissect not just critique. When you explored the Fallout games you focused on set pieces a lot as well as when there seemed to be too much action heavy components and not enough real substance and experience. You never seemed like a lore person given some of the VR games you've played and reviewed, more-so someone who wishes to understand the little stories that go on inside of the bigger stories like how you've talked about environmental design in Fallout 3. And because of that I figure it's why you take a similar approach to your production direction for your reviews, full in on the inspiration and immersion and the stories within a story about a story. I can't imagine you're not getting a bit worried about being seen as "The Fallout Guy" which, you know, it takes awhile to really break free of a mold or typecasting and there's usually some level of slowdown during that process since people don't usually like when their comfort is broken (too bad, it's good for their health). But while I can definitely believe you were looking forward to Budget Cuts 2 and how it improved over the first one, I wouldn't be surprised if the reason you're seeking to do things like Witcher 3, Cyberpunk revisit, and STALKER is due to the exploration of the worlds. You mentioned your feelings on Witcher 3's set pieces in your Skyrim review. Honestly I suspect you would get far more out of reviewing games like Hollow Knight. Not only are they, while challenging, much smaller games. But they also have a lot going on in their environment and gameplay which seems to be up your alley. Satisfying gameplay, immersion factor, and the little stories that pepper a world versus actual lore. So I feel like while there's a little bit of "I want to do this" sprinkled in all four categories, I'm assuming there's a secret fifth category that is more in line with the ones that touch on all four categories, but end up leaving out a little bit of each?