I genuinely prefer Pepsi to Coke
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I'm not sure why the writers of this game insisted on writing this story at the absolute expense of the player's patience while also insulting their intelligence. Maybe I would appreciate a deconstruction of the military shooter genre if it weren't so ham-fisted in its rather shallow critique of U.S. imperialism and military intervention. There was no need for the game to repeat its spiel so often or to drag it out and beat it to death before giving it a grand literary funeral. WE GET IT!!! It was as if the devs didn't trust the player to understand any of the deeper issues and conflicts at hand. The more graphic scenes of war crimes and whatnot went from being uncomfortable to straight boring because there was so much of it and it was so drawn out. It didn't feel profound; it felt cheap and exploitative.Spec Ops: The Line
I despise when people talk about politics with me out of nowhere- or at all really. It's upsetting and it's not a casual topic. Everyone I know that does this also has another awful character trait: They won't change subjects even if you ask politely. It's not even a "agree to disagree" situation, whether you have similar beliefs to me or not I do not want to talk about it, there is no quicker way to absolutely decimate my day. It scares me, frustrates me and makes me very sad to hear that people can't just get along. I especially hate when their excuse is "you need to educate yourself", I am completely capable of doing that on my own time and I'm not interested in constantly debating with people and getting paragraphs of awful news I don't want to hear.
My tolerance for it is so low I'm at the point I just walk away, put on my headphones or block whoever's trying to talk about it with me. Please respect people's boundaries...
Most people seem to like politics, and they're free to. My issue comes with those who force unwilling people to listen. It can really extend to topics beyond politics, but the biggest offender is politics in my experience.Good thing we have never talked then. I personally love talking politics. I'm an opinionated and passionate person who sometimes just needs to vent about these things. I do understand that not everyone is into it, though.
I'm not sure why the writers of this game insisted on writing this story at the absolute expense of the player's patience while also insulting their intelligence. Maybe I would appreciate a deconstruction of the military shooter genre if it weren't so ham-fisted in its rather shallow critique of U.S. imperialism and military intervention. There was no need for the game to repeat its spiel so often or to drag it out and beat it to death before giving it a grand literary funeral. WE GET IT!!! It was as if the devs didn't trust the player to understand any of the deeper issues and conflicts at hand. The more graphic scenes of war crimes and whatnot went from being uncomfortable to straight boring because there was so much of it and it was so drawn out. It didn't feel profound; it felt cheap and exploitative.
Anyways, I'm very much over this "subversive" brand of writers whose whole schtick is just to throw acid into the viewer's eyes and ask "DOESN'T THAT HURT?" Why yes, it does.
"How could this be?! He's coming at me with the Ancient Ultra Fireball Extravaganza Attack, one of the most powerful moves in the history of moving! There's no WAY he could have that power! And I haven't even seen this since my father died! *Flashback to a scene earlier this same episode* There's no way he can know that! Unless... HE killed my father?! *Montage of several scenes of the opponent, one of which being the very same flashback* No... he DID do it! This man is dangerous! Ngh! If I don't move now, I'll be obliterated! But... I'm scared! I'm terrified, but no, I can't back down! I can't run away! It's time to face this guy head-on! I need to avenge my father! This man needs to pay for what he's done! Justice needs to be served! Once! And! For! All!"Maybe they should be like anime and just outright state every single thing so no one can misunderstand.
I don't think hating Twilight is all that unpopular, lol. I have encountered far more people who hate it than those who like it. Likewise with reality TV.Star Wars stopped being good after The Empire Strikes Back. Hasn't been a good Star Wars show since. Even Spaceballs, a parody, is better than the movies that came after.
The Twilight series sucked. Sparkly vampires? Really?
Lana Lang in Smallville sucked. Talk about a whiny brat.
I enjoy musicals. (And yes, I have noticed some people in this thread who do NOT like them. Agree to disagree?) I grew up on them.
Reality TV sucks. Utterly boring. I prefer professional actors. Soundtrack music.
99% of Rap isn't real music. It is just idiots cussing to make themselves try to sound cool - and failing miserably.
Isn't that very vastly agreed uponPutting in the cereal before the milk is the only way of
preparing a bowl of cereal.
I've spoken to a lot of people that enjoy pouring their milk before their cereal,Isn't that very vastly agreed upon
I've spoken to a lot of people that enjoy pouring their milk before their cereal,
maybe it's just a coincidence?
Well, it's good to know a lot of us right thinking people are here.Likely just a coincidence.
TFA was aightReally sticking my neck out with this, but...
I don't think the Star Wars sequels are that bad. Especially TFA. I'd watch TFA over Episode 2 any day, honestly. Not gonna lie, I probably will never watch Episodes 8 and 9 again.
It was! It wasn't amazing, but it was a fun little Star Wars romp! It felt like Star Wars, unlike the next two sequels. I could watch it again and have w good time.TFA was aight
I used to pour cereal before milk, and then reverted to milk before cereal. Makes it cronchy and it stays that way longer.I've spoken to a lot of people that enjoy pouring their milk before their cereal,
maybe it's just a coincidence?