It appeals to plenty of people, not just those creating quotas because of thin skinned paranoia when all that is happening is capitalists trying to have the broadest audience possible by representing as many people as possible. I assume they’ve crunched the numbers and the support of uptight retrograde humans isn’t…

My email address is 30SpockRock@....... I too thought the same thing was going to happen, so glad I was wrong because 30 Rock still makes me laugh and I’ve watched them all so many times. 

I’d rather we have an eight to ten episode tv series than a movie but I understand he’s a busy guy so I’ll take any new Constantine in any form we can get it in.

Remember the baby being thrown off the cliff and then you being thrown off afterwards by your father? The pay off for that isn’t immediate.

The animus is basically a mental holodeck and the only time there are narrative stakes in the holodeck is when it malfunctions. I’d much rather be thinking I’m playing an ancient assassin for the good team rather than being jacked into a magic machine in the modern world as some clumsy way to stitch the stories…

I dislike the animus thing because it takes away any narrative stakes in the game because you’re on the holodeck and not an actual assassin in ancient Egypt or Greece or wherever. The story elements were usually hokey at best too. How does the idea that I’m not really in these ancient lands but back in the modern…

I’ve only played the three most recent and would place them in the same order of Odyssey>Origins>Valhalla. I completed Odyssey three times and neither of the other though played them towards late game. 

Go for the one that has the most historical draw to you. For me, that’s Odyssey and classical Greek history mixed up with their mythology to make it a wilder video game. Ancient Egypt is Origins, Valhalla for 900AD England (with a secret side quest that takes you far away) and Black Flag for your inner Caribbean…

Now that’s a statement without any proof. I can just as easily say that if they had followed the source material in the way you want modern audiences, that mostly did not read the books, would be bored to death and it would be the lowest rated show ever. You keep asserting opinions as facts and that is why people here…

I’m not upset. I’m a Tolkien fan. So what you mean to say is some Tolkien fans are upset that things aren’t 100% immutable when it comes to transferring a book to television episodes, which isn’t a revelation of any sort. There’s always uptight, over wound people who take things way too seriously in regards to a world…

What?!?! Tolkein isn’t writing this! Please tell me more wise one. 

So thankful you were willing to stoop into the intelligence free cesspits of television episodes to inform us television shows aren’t exactly like the books. Can you also tell us water isn’t dry and that you need to eat food to live while you’re stating the patently obvious.

What law says a book can only have one protagonist and that no others can exist within it?

Galadriel had a massive mental battle with Sauron and won while the then not evil Saruman stood there dumbstruck at Sauron’s immense power. She is a bad ass bitch. And anybody living centuries or thousands of years in a rough and tumble setting like Middle Earth becoming a superb physical fighter isn’t any kind of a…

It is Amazon’s most watched premiere ever with over 25 million people having watched it. I think the people working on the show will see that as people loving their work. 

A fair face reads to me as beautiful as opposed to being white and the elves, regardless of skin color, are all beautiful when it comes to their faces. 

CNN has been taken over by a friend of Trump. There’s literally a purge of the more liberal voices going on to somehow make a centrist news organization into one that appears centrist but is actually right wing.  

So the more accurate rhyme is “Go right, profits get a fright,” and not “Go woke, go broke.”

“How do I use AI/ML to simulate millions of individual players?”

I know I missed the Gelmir Staff my first playthrough. It adds 10% damage to all four magma sorceries. Its drop rate isn’t nearly as horrible, it’s 11% if I recall correctly. Took me a while to find my way to the Volcano Manor throne room when I first started looking for it but once I found my way there I kept going…