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Fallout - Season 2 trailer

I'm probably gonna watch season 2 when a non-maximus cut is out :lollipop_grinning_sweat:
Worry not, they have improved him this season.

Probably due to feedback or something, but he is more around 60% more serious this season. They have him going through an "almost-brooding" phase, but maybe they are just trying to point out how he is just jaded about all the wasteland stuff.
 
Worry not, they have improved him this season.

Probably due to feedback or something, but he is more around 60% more serious this season. They have him going through an "almost-brooding" phase, but maybe they are just trying to point out how he is just jaded about all the wasteland stuff.
It was probably the worst character i ever seen in a serial tv...ever?

I don't see any reality where i would enjoy watching another minute of this guy.

Thank anyway for the attempt :lollipop_grinning_sweat:
 
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canada blame GIF
You know all it took was that 2 min montage of her backstory for me to go from indifferent about her character to kinda invested. They did a nice job with that.
 
You'd have to explain what you didn't like so that I can explain what they fixed and didn't fix.
Dees his acting\character still feel like he is heavy on the spectrum half of the times (and not in a good way)?

Does he still think he is a hero\good guy even if he is kinda of a piece of shit?

I just hated every scene he was in pretty much.
 
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Dees his acting\character still feel like he is heavy on the spectrum half of the times (and not in a good way)?
This has been reduced by about 60%.

He starts out season 2, now a knight, but also a false hero who has taken down Moldaver. Only he knows that he never did. This along with him looking for purpose is what makes him more jaded this season.

They even explain a bit further how his character had arrested development and why he was seeking validation and knighthood, however that's not his character's focus this season.

The goal he was clinging onto all last season, he finally reached, but he did it in all the wrong ways and even now that he's there it's not all that he thought it was going to be.
Does he still think he is a hero\good guy even if he is kinda of a piece of shit?
He wants to be, but he keeps finding himself in complicated situations this season and he is taking it more seriously. Thus he is more upset about his dream being more of an asterisk, thus the added jadedness.
I just hated every scene he was in pretty much.
I think the issue is that they casted an actor who simply looks older than he is. If he genuinely looked like some young-looking actor to play an early 18, 19, or early 20s kid who is wanting to be a hero to an ideology that he bought into, but has barely any life experience nor wasteland experience, the character would come across more obviously to audiences.

Instead in season 1 you had a dude who looks just about 30 years old acting like a 13 year old.

Regardless, there have been less complaints about him this season because they massively turned down the dial on his childlike demeanor and jokes. They even gave him his own good plotline to follow along with, and kudos to them for doing this all in a way that makes sense.
 
This has been reduced by about 60%.

He starts out season 2, now a knight, but also a false hero who has taken down Moldaver. Only he knows that he never did. This along with him looking for purpose is what makes him more jaded this season.

They even explain a bit further how his character had arrested development and why he was seeking validation and knighthood, however that's not his character's focus this season.

The goal he was clinging onto all last season, he finally reached, but he did it in all the wrong ways and even now that he's there it's not all that he thought it was going to be.

He wants to be, but he keeps finding himself in complicated situations this season and he is taking it more seriously. Thus he is more upset about his dream being more of an asterisk, thus the added jadedness.

I think the issue is that they casted an actor who simply looks older than he is. If he genuinely looked like some young-looking actor to play an early 18, 19, or early 20s kid who is wanting to be a hero to an ideology that he bought into, but has barely any life experience nor wasteland experience, the character would come across more obviously to audiences.

Instead in season 1 you had a dude who looks just about 30 years old acting like a 13 year old.

Regardless, there have been less complaints about him this season because they massively turned down the dial on his childlike demeanor and jokes. They even gave him his own good plotline to follow along with, and kudos to them for doing this all in a way that makes sense.
Thanks for the explanation buddy :messenger_kissing_smiling:
 
The ads this season are outrageous.

Streaming companies have just dropped the mask.
Suprise! We are just tv!
 
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