@RPatrickAllen Two different situations
Hill was still very good before his injury, what's unknown is how his recovery will go (what level he can get back to and how long it will take)
Sneed, OTOH, I fear is just washed
@BIG_E_KC I hate accounts that are either universally critical or universally positive
If someone can't see the major figures have all basically been net positives AND ALSO there have been mistakes that have left wins on the table, then that person is just not a nuanced, critical thinker
@asymmetricinfo@JonahDispatch It doesn't make sense to me why it would be all that hard
Assuming the physics in the CGI or other effects are based on real equations, it's literally just one number you change
There might be other issues, but it really is that simple
@NolteNC I didn't like killing Han in TFA nor the fact that basically it undid the triumph of the OT, everything went bad immediately including Han/Leia. Otherwise it was ok.
Rey turning in TLJ would have actually been the brilliant subversion everybody says the rest of the movie is.
@SamMonsonNFL Those instances aren't "subjective" either
If you can't tell if someone is 5'11" or 6', that's a lack of precision, not subjectivity
"Control" and "football move" are much better examples because the criteria aren't well-defined
@SamMonsonNFL "Occasionally difficult to determine in edge cases" =/= "subjective"
Knee down and breaking the plane are literally two of the most objective calls in the game
@RNolan96194@MaindreTheFloop This is true, but also in the original C&H the final panel is textless and that's the best part
So all the existing text is necessary but it also demonstrates the power of not having any text
@oaw117@MaindreTheFloop This might be literally my favorite C&H ever and the final textless panel cracks me up every time
This version is EXACTLY what HoD does, though honestly this isn't a bad joke, well done on a couple of levels
@HistoryBoomer The memes are exaggerating (but in some cases only slightly) to make a point rather than offering perfect analogies
I feel like this shouldn't be that hard to understand