The whining about the charge blade SAED changes in wilds brings me so much joy. Toddlers out here throwing tantrums over not being able to only spam the super attack. It is such a healthy change for the weapon. They don't want to actually play the weapon, and I hope they stay mad
It genuinely was one of the most embarrassing moments of high school for me cause I felt like I was being made out like a lonely loser when frankly, I just didn't have any friends who shared that lunch period. Honestly, is it that hard to ask whether someone wants your "help?"
I've always had a preference towards eating alone. In high school, I would often choose to sit alone and eat. It's really frustrating how some people look at that and feel pity or some shit as if they can't comprehend wanting to be alone
I'll never forget one time, during a pep rally, the assistant principal decided to give a quick speech specifically about ppl sitting alone at lunch and how you should approach them so that they aren't lonely. Ofc, the next day ppl tried to sit with me
I gotta say, I'm really tired of people using "the visual effects were really remarkable for its time" as an excuse for why I should care about a movie
In summary, enjoyable show, but I'm still left feeling very disappointed with the direction they decided to take it in. Especially since this probably means that we're never getting another purely clone focused series
So I finally got around to finishing Bad Batch, and pretty much everything I felt about the show before stayed the same. Overall enjoyable, but serious issue with focus. A lot of the clones don't get enough screentime, let alone anything resembling character development.
"But they did make echo the moral compass!" OK? But that was never a source of conflict, and it exclusively manifested in him dipping out on the squad to join a different group resucing clones offscreen. They basically wrote him off for most of the show past that point