@GiannissTape@Eliastico_1 The real bummer is that fans of TLOU2 had to live through all the horrible discourse and hate that still plagues this game to this day.
But some of these same fans are now playing their part of plaguing S2 with the same BS because older Ellie wasn't written identically.
@JiggaTheSunGod Cap being much more logical here still doesn't make him right.
The only right decision to make here is whatever keeps the Avengers together - like Natasha said.
Both Steve and Tony made it impossible to keep the Avengers together and therefore are both wrong.
@fozzywrites The only person who was right was Natasha.
Even if Steve knew what the accords meant, the only decision to make was to keep the Avengers together which both Steve and Tony made impossible.
The accords could be disavowed later so like Tony, Steve also missed the bigger picture.
@_Zeets Feels embarrassing for all but maybe they are onto something with how the world works now:
Step 1: Watch promising new game with female protagonist
Step 2: Rush to social media to bitch nonstop and watch your engagement and interactions explode.
Step 3: Profit
@KingTargaryenn S7E06 but I can't see how truly following Books 4&5 would do anything but halt the momentum created by S4 but who knows.
At the end of the day though, how many fans of ASOIAF and GoT were introduced to this story by D&D bringing it to life?
85%? 95%? 99%? 99.9%?
@briff_c There is no such thing as truth in this world. That is our reality. Anyone can become a God or a Devil. All it takes is for someone to claim that to be the truth.
@TheCinesthetic Itβs a shame people hold it against this movie for not being Fury Road 2.0.
One does not simply recreate Fury Roadπ
Instead we got a prequel that tells its own story while pulling off the impossible by enriching the masterpiece that is already Fury Road into a 5h epic.
@animeupdates I watched this with the British dub and it was pleasantly wonderful. The accents added another layer to this great folk tale.
Tom Hollandβs first role too!