What they meant is that New Vegas in the book seems like the sort of community that might really attract people in a lawless world—orderly with contemporary comforts, maintained by harsh punishment if you step out of line—while their series’ version is a nonstop chaotic sex party, which would attract more people if…

You mental children don’t even remember New Vegas, which was as buggy and imperfect as the Bethesda games

Because you’re an idiot who thinks on a purely surface level

Comparing specific elements of an animated show to Studio Ghibli is not a matter of “tastes”, dude.

I’ve never watched this show but the plot described above is already a Futurama episode, so I’ll probably never watch this show

Your comment is deeply depressing given the one to which you’re replying

And, honestly? You wouldn’t know it from the Lucifer TV show, because whatever anyone thinks of it, a cop show is an “adaptation” of Lucifer, the book, in the same sense that a fire started by burning that book is an “adaptation”... but while Sandman is superior as a work overall, Carey’s Lucifer script is arguably…

Why do they keep giving Seth Rogen comic book properties that are completely wrong for him and his squad to adapt?

None of what you’re saying makes any sense. Sony is pulling the game exactly because they don’t want it to reflect poorly on them that someone else screwed the pooch. I mean, you could fault Sony for testing decisions, even though no company that sells a console tests for a lot of things happening in this game, that’s…

Oh yeah that would have fixed it, if it had been an amnesiac Martian trivia-quiz answer also completely unknown to audiences. All the dumb and confusing parts of the existing movie plus: make the whole thing so confusing and bizarre that it’s like the movie’s committing public suicide as a preemptive apology for…

It’s also a crap movie in pretty much every possible way but I don’t expect you to know anything about movies

“Everybody in the industry wanted to hire me,” says Jenkins.

To answer your question, no.

I bought Dragon Age: Inquisition on sale. The story, and I mean, the story of this game that was sold on its story, that I knew very well would be filled with long and story-oriented dialog scenes between the characters, started with the announcement that my no-name player character was the Chosen One, because he had…

Which is the exact opposite of the game’s selling point as a multi-build sandbox. Sounds like the game sucks, and you just proved it. It’s okay to enjoy objectively bad things, though. Everyone does.

Shut the fuck up

The fuck

Oh my shit. You deserve this terrible show. It was made for people like you.

No one said that! Read the article, dipshit!

This has shit-all to do with the bad writing the article criticizes. The show set up a conflict and then ignored it, ending the season and said, pay up by the month and maybe we’ll resolve it, though probably not since this show doesn’t like to do that.