Civil War in the morning, outdoor fun, if sunny, afterwards and global destruction just before tea time. BETTER NOT TOUCH MY RICH TEA!! Love that biscuit.
Fanboys. Fanboys never changes. The difference between a fanboy and fangirl are quite clear. Fangirls overhype about the IP they love, enjoying each and every moment of it. Everything is bright and beautiful. Fanboys love their favourite IP but hold it to a very high and strong standard. If it's not correct in a particular way, rebellion arises. Anger enrages and grows ugly and cold with phrases often used to describe their hurt. "They raped my childhood", is one.
So now that we cleared that up, lets do this.
Hey, Grace. I can detect your frustration and your opinion is warranted in some way. If you wish to discuss the video, you can. The reason why I have linked it, is because the question itself is pretty evident. Has the "fans versus the industry" heat about to reach it's boiling point.
You may be thinking, "Para, what the fuck are you talking about?" and "Does Para have that nice sexy black ass with the smooth Denzel voice?" The latter is of course, yes but the former I shall explain.
Have you all noticed their has been some tension between studios (whether it's movies, gaming, books, music, sports, porn and TV) and the fans that take in what is produced?
Before The Force Awakens came out, there was a small selected "hardcore GG fanboys" who wanted everyone (really?) to boycott the film. Why? Because the expanded universe was not canon. A petition was even created. Why? I have zero raging clues. $1 billion later and Disney/Lucasfilms really did feel the pain their when those fans refused to give them money.
Mass Effect... EA... You know what, that alone will just generate a nice and healthy discussion.
Okay, let's get to the point, Para. Both fans and the industry they adore can be pretty nasty towards one another as well as work well together but is that relationship reaching boiling point with the industry not understanding what the fans love and need AND some fans demanding too much and expecting so much from something they love.
Are the fans and industry just as bad as one another?
Batman kills, Batman doesn't kill, Batman kills, Batman doesn't kill. Batman should kill within reason.
The word that I think will be used here is Entitlement.
Fanboys. Fanboys never changes. The difference between a fanboy and fangirl are quite clear. Fangirls overhype about the IP they love, enjoying each and every moment of it. Everything is bright and beautiful. Fanboys love their favourite IP but hold it to a very high and strong standard. If it's not correct in a particular way, rebellion arises. Anger enrages and grows ugly and cold with phrases often used to describe their hurt. "They raped my childhood", is one.
So now that we cleared that up, lets do this.
Hey, Grace. I can detect your frustration and your opinion is warranted in some way. If you wish to discuss the video, you can. The reason why I have linked it, is because the question itself is pretty evident. Has the "fans versus the industry" heat about to reach it's boiling point.
You may be thinking, "Para, what the fuck are you talking about?" and "Does Para have that nice sexy black ass with the smooth Denzel voice?" The latter is of course, yes but the former I shall explain.
Have you all noticed their has been some tension between studios (whether it's movies, gaming, books, music, sports, porn and TV) and the fans that take in what is produced?
Before The Force Awakens came out, there was a small selected "hardcore GG fanboys" who wanted everyone (really?) to boycott the film. Why? Because the expanded universe was not canon. A petition was even created. Why? I have zero raging clues. $1 billion later and Disney/Lucasfilms really did feel the pain their when those fans refused to give them money.
Mass Effect... EA... You know what, that alone will just generate a nice and healthy discussion.
Okay, let's get to the point, Para. Both fans and the industry they adore can be pretty nasty towards one another as well as work well together but is that relationship reaching boiling point with the industry not understanding what the fans love and need AND some fans demanding too much and expecting so much from something they love.
Are the fans and industry just as bad as one another?
Batman kills, Batman doesn't kill, Batman kills, Batman doesn't kill. Batman should kill within reason.
The word that I think will be used here is Entitlement.
