Really... Really what? Really eyerolls? "Really" isn't criticism I can do anything with. "Is this really the episode that you've filmed and already presented?" "Y...yes, it really is?"Demagogue said:really... *eyeroll* and this is why I stopped watching No Right Answer... well that and that you guys rarely do a proper debate format. But couldn't this featured content just get rolled up into one of the 2 or 3 threads about this topic.
I'm sorry to hear that. Not exactly and avid watcher myself, but now and then something I'm interested in gets covered and its a good watch. Best of luck in future endeavors.Chris Pranger said:Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.
We're like the grandparents that live nearby. You don't visit us everyday, but when you get the urge, it's comforting to know we're here.EvilRoy said:I'm sorry to hear that. Not exactly and avid watcher myself, but now and then something I'm interested in gets covered and its a good watch. Best of luck in future endeavors.Chris Pranger said:Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.
Yes Chris, really. As to really what? You want the proper criticism then okay fine. This is yet another episode you guys have done for nothing but click bait and views. Where you take a topic you know is a hot and will probably start a debate in the thread and just go with it anyways.Chris Pranger said:Really... Really what? Really eyerolls? "Really" isn't criticism I can do anything with. "Is this really the episode that you've filmed and already presented?" "Y...yes, it really is?"
Any time I hear someone whine about how we don't do a "proper debate format" episode, I just really eyeroll. We do the traditional debate episodes, and usually we get more views and comments from discussion episodes. So if the debate was "Better episode type for us having fun and getting more audience interaction", then the guy saying "Traditional Debate Format" loses pitifully. That's really my answer. Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.
I don't mean to beat a dead horse, but why is it that if a topic is relevant, it's us going for clickbait? Dan called me up and was excited to talk about Ghostbusters because he legitimately loves Ghostbusters, and I legitimately liked the idea of the all-female cast, which he legitimately did not. The notion of "just doing it for clickbait and views" is disgusting if you've ever seen how much we make on this show, which is not enough to care about clickbait and views. I think the last check was $130 each for roughly three months worth of episodes. We do episodes when we think about them because, OH YEAH, stuff that seems to be current seems to be on our mind. Are we supposed to look at topics and go, "Hey guys, people are talking about this and we're people too who want to talk about this, but we shouldn't talk about this because then people might want to talk about this with us." That's unapologetically moronic.Demagogue said:Yes Chris, really. As to really what? You want the proper criticism then okay fine. This is yet another episode you guys have done for nothing but click bait and views. Where you take a topic you know is a hot and will probably start a debate in the thread and just go with it anyways.Chris Pranger said:Really... Really what? Really eyerolls? "Really" isn't criticism I can do anything with. "Is this really the episode that you've filmed and already presented?" "Y...yes, it really is?"
Any time I hear someone whine about how we don't do a "proper debate format" episode, I just really eyeroll. We do the traditional debate episodes, and usually we get more views and comments from discussion episodes. So if the debate was "Better episode type for us having fun and getting more audience interaction", then the guy saying "Traditional Debate Format" loses pitifully. That's really my answer. Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.
Do I always agree with the topics you guys do? No, and that isn't anything you guys really need to be worried about (even in regards to this video), not everyone will find a topic you guys debate entertaining. However, I do remember when each Thursday I could look forward to some geek culture reference and You, Chris, and Dan providing counter point to each other on them. Be it Worst Father's, Best Comic book Hero, heck even the console war episodes. Then I don't know maybe a year or so ago you guys started putting more topics-de-jour stuff in some videos. (Not all, but some) To the point that it was the intro to one of them with the line akin to "Well this is a hot topic that everyone is going on about, so we will too!" That's when I stopped watching and caring.
As for the comment about debate format, I've never liked the format you guys use, and I've called you on it several times. There are a bunch of episodes (again not all) where it goes A, B, A, B, A, A Final Word, B Final Word. without B ever getting the opportunity for a third remark. And low and behold generally in those episodes A would win (assuming no spit-take). That's not debating in good faith. I have no problem with your episodes that didn't actually do the debate back and forth because the three of you were really all on the same side and you just wanted to do a discussion episode about it. However, if you're going to debate it should at least pretend to be fair.
You're correct the show will end on the 16th, and I won't really care because I stopped caring quite a while ago. I will however say that I hope the three of you have good luck with whatever it is you guys move onto. I have no ill will against any of you and I can't imagine the time/effort/work put into making an episode a week for the past four years.
So yeah, there is the 'proper' critique then.
Does that not kinda suggest to you that they prefer a fun debate over a rigorous one? They're going to make arguments and counterpoints, and sometimes stuff gets awarded points and sometimes it doesn't, but I know that personally I've never really cared about who wins a given debate, only the arguments they used (several of which I have taken elsewhere). It's not like they've got a big scoreboard and the person who wins the fewest debates gets kicked out of the company, it's just guys arguing with each other.Demagogue said:As for the comment about debate format, I've never liked the format you guys use, and I've called you on it several times. There are a bunch of episodes (again not all) where it goes A, B, A, B, A, A Final Word, B Final Word. without B ever getting the opportunity for a third remark. And low and behold generally in those episodes A would win (assuming no spit-take). That's not debating in good faith. I have no problem with your episodes that didn't actually do the debate back and forth because the three of you were really all on the same side and you just wanted to do a discussion episode about it. However, if you're going to debate it should at least pretend to be fair.
I'm guessing that they just gave us a rough bit from the first episode, as neither the animation or audio was really polished. They've still got a month to add in some more frames.Darth_Payn said:Also, I think your upcoming animated series would look better if it were more, you know, animated.
Ah, don't be so down Chris. Look at it this way!Chris Pranger said:Demagogue said:Chris Pranger said:Really... Really what? Really eyerolls? "Really" isn't criticism I can do anything with. "Is this really the episode that you've filmed and already presented?" "Y...yes, it really is?"
Any time I hear someone whine about how we don't do a "proper debate format" episode, I just really eyeroll. We do the traditional debate episodes, and usually we get more views and comments from discussion episodes. So if the debate was "Better episode type for us having fun and getting more audience interaction", then the guy saying "Traditional Debate Format" loses pitifully. That's really my answer. Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.Yes Chris, really. As to really what? You want the proper criticism then okay fine. This is yet another episode you guys have done for nothing but click bait and views. Where you take a topic you know is a hot and will probably start a debate in the thread and just go with it anyways.
Do I always agree with the topics you guys do? No, and that isn't anything you guys really need to be worried about (even in regards to this video), not everyone will find a topic you guys debate entertaining. However, I do remember when each Thursday I could look forward to some geek culture reference and You, Chris, and Dan providing counter point to each other on them. Be it Worst Father's, Best Comic book Hero, heck even the console war episodes. Then I don't know maybe a year or so ago you guys started putting more topics-de-jour stuff in some videos. (Not all, but some) To the point that it was the intro to one of them with the line akin to "Well this is a hot topic that everyone is going on about, so we will too!" That's when I stopped watching and caring.
As for the comment about debate format, I've never liked the format you guys use, and I've called you on it several times. There are a bunch of episodes (again not all) where it goes A, B, A, B, A, A Final Word, B Final Word. without B ever getting the opportunity for a third remark. And low and behold generally in those episodes A would win (assuming no spit-take). That's not debating in good faith. I have no problem with your episodes that didn't actually do the debate back and forth because the three of you were really all on the same side and you just wanted to do a discussion episode about it. However, if you're going to debate it should at least pretend to be fair.
You're correct the show will end on the 16th, and I won't really care because I stopped caring quite a while ago. I will however say that I hope the three of you have good luck with whatever it is you guys move onto. I have no ill will against any of you and I can't imagine the time/effort/work put into making an episode a week for the past four years.
So yeah, there is the 'proper' critique then.-_-I don't mean to beat a dead horse, but why is it that if a topic is relevant, it's us going for clickbait? Dan called me up and was excited to talk about Ghostbusters because he legitimately loves Ghostbusters, and I legitimately liked the idea of the all-female cast, which he legitimately did not. The notion of "just doing it for clickbait and views" is disgusting if you've ever seen how much we make on this show, which is not enough to care about clickbait and views. I think the last check was $130 each for roughly three months worth of episodes. We do episodes when we think about them because, OH YEAH, stuff that seems to be current seems to be on our mind. Are we supposed to look at topics and go, "Hey guys, people are talking about this and we're people too who want to talk about this, but we shouldn't talk about this because then people might want to talk about this with us." That's unapologetically moronic.
I'm sorry, I just get so damned steamed about this sort of nonsense. We're at the end of the show, we've tried to have fun since we CAN'T make a living off of this, and we're STILL trying to explain the concept of the show to people. After 4 years! And we're still going over the basic crap about what our show's tone, premise, and style is! That just makes me so depressed.
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?! Are you kidding? You're kidding right?Chris Pranger said:Really... Really what? Really eyerolls? "Really" isn't criticism I can do anything with. "Is this really the episode that you've filmed and already presented?" "Y...yes, it really is?"Demagogue said:really... *eyeroll* and this is why I stopped watching No Right Answer... well that and that you guys rarely do a proper debate format. But couldn't this featured content just get rolled up into one of the 2 or 3 threads about this topic.
Any time I hear someone whine about how we don't do a "proper debate format" episode, I just really eyeroll. We do the traditional debate episodes, and usually we get more views and comments from discussion episodes. So if the debate was "Better episode type for us having fun and getting more audience interaction", then the guy saying "Traditional Debate Format" loses pitifully. That's really my answer. Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.
It's true, but not the whole truth. We're not leaving, just replacing with a new show. It was time to mix things up.tzimize said:Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?! Are you kidding? You're kidding right?Chris Pranger said:Really... Really what? Really eyerolls? "Really" isn't criticism I can do anything with. "Is this really the episode that you've filmed and already presented?" "Y...yes, it really is?"Demagogue said:really... *eyeroll* and this is why I stopped watching No Right Answer... well that and that you guys rarely do a proper debate format. But couldn't this featured content just get rolled up into one of the 2 or 3 threads about this topic.
Any time I hear someone whine about how we don't do a "proper debate format" episode, I just really eyeroll. We do the traditional debate episodes, and usually we get more views and comments from discussion episodes. So if the debate was "Better episode type for us having fun and getting more audience interaction", then the guy saying "Traditional Debate Format" loses pitifully. That's really my answer. Don't worry, the show will really end on April 16th and you'll really not care.
If you're not kidding, my only reason to come here is ZP. What happened to this page? :s
If its true, I'm bummed out. I love watching you guys, your mood is catching as hell.
Well, more animation equals not sustainable on a weekly schedule. We had to be realistic, especially since we all have day jobs and children. But test assured, the show will be fast paced, and that clip was from the pilot. Give us a few to get the flow, and you'll be rewarded.Darth_Payn said:As much of a bummer it is to learn No Right Answer is ending, I'm glad you're not going to the guillotine like MovieBob, Jim Sterling, and Gavin did. Who's next in line for that? LoadingReadyRun? Yahtzee?
Also, I think your upcoming animated series would look better if it were more, you know, animated.