Grildon Tundy
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Based on this thread and my own reaction, we have to let Big Tech know that saying Goggins is only an average actor is a GREAT way to drive engagement lol
It was all a bit sterile, by the numbers, committee based for me personally is what I was getting at. Lucy in the Vault, instant switch to sunny day with dude bros fighting in a sterile environment..Er, they have the technology to build airships and power armor. Making a shirt and a razer doesn't seem that hard in comparison.
Fair enough! I’ve never played the game. I was just amaze how power the armor was after Maximus later tested it out. Titus was a coward and panicked, guess that’s why he didn’t use the armor properly!The Bethesda Fallout Experience™
Eh, I've seen people in power armor crumble against yao guai in Fallout 76. Not entirely unbelievable.
However, what's funny is that when Max puts on the helmet, the HUD shows that the armor is in perfect condition for the rest of the show lol
What was the woke shit?couldn't stand the woke shit. not for me
What was the woke shit?
I mean, while I agree to say that a man having a black wife is "woke" as some video in this thread earlier suggested is silly and quite overboard.What was the woke shit?
'reverse promotion'? is gaf being used for pr testing purposes?...Based on this thread and my own reaction, we have to let Big Tech know that saying Goggins is only an average actor is a GREAT way to drive engagement lol
Yep, hated all of that. To me it was more the cringe zoomer writing you see in almost every modern show than 90s though.if i have one big complaint that i really hope they get rid of in season 2 is the really bad 90s era teen comedy humor, "my cock is like a pimple and will explode"
all that stuff is just cringe, it's not funny, Lucy being a whore isn't humorous either, like just cut that shit out, it's very the boys... The show actually did have some smart comedy bits i chuckled at a few times that weren't like "oh so random" quips.
I don't know about that. The Mandalorian is pure Star Wars, which means it will never be anything else than PG-13 comfort food. Fallout already has much more shit and brutality than that (and in line with Fallout universe) e.g.This one just has the Fallout coat on it. Like Mandalorian with Fallout.
I was exactly like you, it's worth finishing the last 3-2 eps because they focus more on the serious sides.Definitely not for me. The show didn't know what it wanted to be. The more serious stuff were interesting (goggins and the vault after the first episode). Some of the chars did nothing for me (maximus). The problem is that it was 1/3rd serious, 1/3rd comedy and another third parody but i felt only the serious stuff worked. It just wasn't funny. Wasted Emerson too.. Stopped watching after episode 5. Good production values but the writing was mediocre (fits with the Bethesda games i guess).
Goggins was the only stand out in the show
I don't understand "canon" people. It's a weird obsessive way to view any media. Like things are always going to contradict other things, media has been like that since the beginning. Having an autistic addiction to an absolute timeline is always going to destroy any media.Internet and grifters going … NEW VEGAS IGNORED , YEETED FROM EXISTENCE.
Ending shot of the season … yeah nah fuck off. People are dumb, yeah ok NCR getting nuked and being put on the backfoot is sad. But i dont agree with people screaming : this makes F2 and New Vegas pointless.
At that point i mean if you play F1 you could consider the whole game pointless due to it’s ending
I was exactly like you, it's worth finishing the last 3-2 eps because they focus more on the serious sides.
I 1000% agree (and had said from the start) the show should have been serious and let the comedy come out in the nature of the material rather than making crude jokes or marvel quips.
I don't understand "canon" people. It's a weird obsessive way to view any media. Like things are always going to contradict other things, media has been like that since the beginning. Having an autistic addiction to an absolute timeline is always going to destroy any media.
I remember people being outraged cause a song used in stranger things actually released a month or so after the show took place.
Like why would you get so worked up about something so stupid.
There's also a difference between a retcon and a contradiction.
but in that same breadth, starship troopers and the shining aren't picture perfect adaptations either and are still masterclass.Every single detail being perfect isn't an issue but canon does matter. If I'm watching a show about a book or game, I want them to have at least enjoyed it too. Some manage to masterclass the source material when they really care for the product (Fight Club is a good example).
but in that same breadth, starship troopers and the shining aren't picture perfect adaptations either and are still masterclass.
getting hung up on whether a bomb dropped in 1977 or 1976 or whatever some of the bozos are complaining about just really is unnecessarily obsessive.
Weekly format directly benefits the publisher, since you almost never going to watch a show within 4 episodes. IGN being corporate apologists they are of course needs to make a case for you to subscribe for longer.
I really don't agree with this sentiment, 5 episodes in and I still like it but the main plot is a little bit too thin for a weekly format, maybe with S2 if it's a bit beefier on things going on. Right now the show is trying its best at world building and establishing characters as it can. Weekly format does let a show stay relevant for longer but I don't think this show needs to right now since its mostly gotten positive reception to keep it in good graces for the time being.
I really don't agree with this sentiment, 5 episodes in and I still like it but the main plot is a little bit too thin for a weekly format, maybe with S2 if it's a bit beefier on things going on. Right now the show is trying its best at world building and establishing characters as it can. Weekly format does let a show stay relevant for longer but I don't think this show needs to right now since its mostly gotten positive reception to keep it in good graces for the time being.
You’re one of the few that pointed how stupid the raid stuff was. That bothered me even more after the knowing how Vault 31-32-33 were governed/connected. There are more stuff like this in the show that a lot of people are overlooking.Watched 1st episode. I';d say its a 6/10 for now. The vault raid thing was too stupid, it made no sense at all. Ghoul introduction at the end was also stupid, I mean what the fuc kwas the point of those 3 dumbasses? The brotherhood part was kinda cool but the way they just promoted the main dude was stupid af. Atmosphere wise its cool. They nailed that at least.
if i have one big complaint that i really hope they get rid of in season 2 is the really bad 90s era teen comedy humor, "my cock is like a pimple and will explode"
all that stuff is just cringe, it's not funny, Lucy being a whore isn't humorous either, like just cut that shit out, it's very the boys... The show actually did have some smart comedy bits i chuckled at a few times that weren't like "oh so random" quips.
I mean that humor stops being funny once you grow older than 16...
I still remember the first time I saw this trailer for Fallout 3.
there's nothing humorous about Lucy being cavalier about sex, she just is, she's also not "a whore", inversely, someone growing up in an environment sterilised from anything sexual and being fed weird stories about it is completely in character and not some weird "bad 90s era teen comedy", he didn't even say what you put in quotes, he described what someone else told him.I mean that humor stops being funny once you grow older than 16...
for big budget premium tv i expect better writing.
i don't know. i mean, is it aimed at fans, or is its dark twisted madness simply not as much a surprise? we all played fallout for the first time, & we all experienced the initial disorientation of its weirdly off-center universe. while I'm sure some people found the games unappealing, as well. i just remember being completely charmed by how unique it all was, & kinda enjoying the confusion. & I have been ever since...It strikes me that this is managing to succeed while taking the exact opposite approach of Last of Us. Where that show was a retelling of the game's story in a form that could be accessible to anyone, regardless of if they ever touched the games, Fallout tells an original story but is aimed squarely at fans of the games, like if you have no experience with the games the show might be a little confusing and not that appealing. But it's great for fans.
Hideo Kohima should sue for copyright infringement. “WAR NEVER CHANGES”
really fun show.
It will not.I'm hoping the Metal Gear Solid movie turns out great
Lol you are trying waaay to hard to defend bad writing.there's nothing humorous about Lucy being cavalier about sex, she just is, she's also not "a whore", inversely, someone growing up in an environment sterilised from anything sexual and being fed weird stories about it is completely in character and not some weird "bad 90s era teen comedy", he didn't even say what you put in quotes, he described what someone else told him.
You just wind up sounding like some 60 year old man raised in church who's projecting his own myopic values on some alternate future society that lives in bunkers to survive.
Hmm... Fallout was released before MGS?Hideo Kohima should sue for copyright infringement. “WAR NEVER CHANGES”
really fun show.