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xaldien replied to your post “thanos: the universe has a finite amount of resources, so i’ve decided...”
Y'all forget that Thanos is incredibly short sighted and ultimately his motivation is just an excuse for his goal. But who cares about characterization and flaws, you just wanna bitch about the writing as if you guys have ever done so.
the worst take yet! congratulations!
BTW you need to play Nier Automata
I have it! I did a mission where I failed and accidentally let one of the little robots diet and I had to go deliver his mom the bad news because the game didn’t let me restart the mission, so I had to burn my entire safe so I could do it again. :)
It's 4am. This is awful. This is torture. Also, I realize I haven't taken a picture of myself in months. So hi.
Game genre: Bullet hell
Honestly, only two games come to mind immediately: Ikaruga and Enter the Gungeon.
xaldien replied to your post “Fair warning, I let this get super negative. I’ve enjoyed the last two...”
Wait, so, you didn't like it because something bad happened to someone? Which happens all the time?
@xaldien I don’t have any problem with bad things happening to characters. My point was that I feel like Elliot’s story undercuts the thematic intentions of the episode. I can, and do, agree that his role in the episode works on both a character and plot level. But since I often approach stories from a theme first perspective, anything that doesn’t work for me thematically is going to rub me the wrong way. Like I was saying about Jane. I don’t love seeing the stereotype that mental health hospitals are bad places perpetuated in fiction, but everything that happens to her is thematically resonant with what I saw to be the major themes of the episode (reality and meaning are all about perspective, truth can be subjective, and shared belief can shape reality) so it still works. Elliot’s story, to me, doesn’t just fail to support those themes but undercuts them completely. You don’t have to agree, but I’ll admit I take a bit of offense to being accused of being so shallow that I can’t accept bad things happening to someone in fiction.
T/F you're Junkrat trash like me
TRUE!
I took this pic for a friend of mine, but I thought I looked cute, so here you guys go.
