And, the point of the last strip is? If we're talking about the red-green-blue thing, then I'm afraid they were already beaten to that particular punch. By Bioware/EA, no less.littlewisp said:I thought to myself 'surely people will get the joke, it's pretty obvious.' Read the comments and. . .I just. . .
Well guys, I thought it was funny. I think the majority of people were seeing too much red to notice the last panel and the dialogue below the comic.
Really, the start of the strip is shock value. They're just trolling with it. The actual point of the strip is the last panel.
Pretty much this.MatsVS said:Not mad. Just sad.
With much gusto.Qitz said:How'd.....How'd you get the shirt on the bear?
Issue: the Reaper King contradicts the tone and themes of the series, and raises several plot holes by his existence. Also, regardless of how you put it Synthesis is Space Magic[sup]TM[/sup] in a series that otherwise doesn't have Space Magic[sup]TM[/sup]. Also the lack of closure. Also... well, there's other things but I have stuff to do.knight4light said:you know. even when the after ending dlc comes out. all those crying wusses would still cry cuz they arnt changing the three choices. just adding epilouge. and honestly.. thats great. i didnt mind the ending. just that it seemed to cut short. and epilouge is what is needed! but yeah. great strip![]()
It's a mater of burn out on the part of game journalists. They see overreactions every time any somewhat popular title comes out. Consider that we've seen extreme outrage over a single developer not updating his game quick enough for their community (Minecraft), and a character looking too different from last time (InFamous 2).Patrick Anderson said:Fans point out plot holes and inconsistencies with the ending and how it doesn't fit in the story
Game journalists and their websites that are plauged with EA ads call us entitled
Real journalists from Forbes, BBC News, CNN, NY Times, NY Daily news, etc... say the fans have a point and point out all the quotes Bioware said about the ending and how it ended up being lies.
Yeah, and you wonder why no one takes game journalists seriously anymore. I bet most of you game journalists cringe seeing more credible sources like Forbes rip you apart while you have nothing but petty comments to respond with.