Having recently watched #ResidentEvil , I can confidently say that it is easily one of the worst movies I have seen in recent memory. Here's my plot synopsis of this trash fire.
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He should be glad the adaptation discourse took precedence over how shoddily written this pile of trash is.
Zach Cregger says he was frustrated that the conversation surrounding his ‘RESIDENT EVIL’ film had nothing to do with the film.
“It had to do with whether the movie was living up to the different standards that different fans of the games had… it was just a lot about ‘why isn’t this like the source material?’ OR ‘why is it good that it’s not like the source material?’
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The sad part is that this is 50/50 of ragebait and what he actually believes.
Worse than that, he took time to write that down and had the CHANCE to articulate why it's a problem, but didn't.
True "it's bad because it's bad" sorta post.
I hate this style of argumentation so much. It relies entirely on people being unable to parse meaning and context of events to essentially say, "Well... Unless the author DIRECTLY states it in the media through a character, then it's open to interpretation."
Replying to @AnimeTokki
Technically never confirmed in the manga via clear cut name drop.
Essentially heavily inspired by him and probably other saints. But essentially its own thing to represent the ideal of a saint from long ago.
Google "Succession Planning," it's going to blow your mind.
Replying to @Unixsystem13
No negatives now
What happens when Gabe passes away? What happens after his successor gives it up? What would a platform like Steam be like when the average tech ceo takes over
To clarify, Ash's perspective is that humans should be self-sufficient and not reliant on other alien species, as they ultimately will prefer their in-group over out-groups like Humans.
This is then exemplified in Mass Effect 3 when the Asari government hides Prothean tech.
I do so love when my tentpole franchise experiences zero growth after 8 years and a technological leap in terms of console generations.
Replying to @StoutAGR @DunkinDonalds_
It's public information and has been for a good 10 years.
Matching halo 3 on a much smaller console install base is also a great achievement and speaks volumes of how well halo 5 did.
The annoying thing is that people cannot conceptualize a series just ending.
We fought the Reapers. We won (or lost) in a fashion we saw fit. That was the end, and there was never a need for more than that. The story is over.
I love Mass Effect and all, but I don't agree with the #SaveMassEffect trend. I feel like I got more than enough out of the trilogy. I don't want the series to be milked with some shitty reboot that takes place 600 years in the future. Just let it end. It had a good run.
At time with a lot of SP games getting tacked on MP modes, this one stood out as being VERY good on a gameplay level.
Lootbox defending in the big '26 from the usual suspect.
1. Thel showed me this, but I specifically asked for that information to verify its authenticity.
2. To reiterate my point from earlier - having MAU on-par with Halo 3 is REALLY bad unless you released concurrently WITH Halo 3.
Replying to @StoutAGR @DunkinDonalds_
The evidence is public information with 343i devs posting about it in 2016 and 2017.
You don't think that's the reason to be skeptical of a claim from a third party source?
Replying to @StoutAGR @DunkinDonalds_
Microsoft never makes claims on population data post launch. It has always been the studio.
You’re grasping at straws and it’s pathetic
I long for the day that I (BioWare) can make nothing of value that loses me money for 12 years and then have the government offer to pull me out of it.
As well as a legion of fans who, apparently didn't buy the games, petitioning to keep the doors open.
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Neither 4 or 4R are exceptionally difficult, though 4R is WAY easier.
But there's a reason I've finished 4 several times whereas I run out of patience for 4R at roughly the same part each time.



















