I like the concept of the show, and it was dandy until...
What this guy said. I don't like this direction the show's taking.
It's not really my only problem. I think the larger issue is the writing. It doesn't impress me in any way. For all the hype this series gets, I thought it was for more than the cool premise and its darkness/maturity.
For a while I just accepted it because the writing was easy to overlook because some cool shit was happening, but that's when episode 11 comes along, and it's almost all dialogue, and the show begins to crumble for me.
A blonde soldier named Rico gives one of the very worst monologues I've ever heard in the show, and a few of the characters have the gall to call Eren a "spoiled brat" without any grounds to do so. Why does this happen? I believe it's a formulaic way of getting allowing the protagonist to prove himself. If only one character had called him a spoiled brat, I'd chalk it up to that particular character's personality, but having more than one do it? Bad writing.
Well, okay, if you say so.