Thinks you think you are too optimistic/pessimistic about

[pilouuuu]

I'm definitely too optimistic about The Force Awakens, especially after how crappy the prequels were. I said to myself that I would never fall to the hype again, but I liked the teaser trailer and the fact that George Lucas is far from this and that I enjoyed the new Star Trek movies makes me really hopeful of getting a decent movie.

I'm constantly feeling extremely pessimistic and suddenly very optimistic about videogames. Overall I dislike the way this industry works, but every now and then there's something that suprises and makes me feel hopeful about it.

 

[vid87]

I'm becoming increasingly pessimistic about the film and game industries - anything mid-budget for either one is being pushed out for the high-risk suicidal gambles or cheap garbage meant for cashing in on launch day then disappearing. And as much as I legitimately love some of the "legacy" projects (Marvel, Nintendo, etc), we're increasingly losing the creative spark of originality all of these things sprung from. I have no problem believing one or both industries are heading towards a crash in my lifetime. I just wonder what's going to happen afterwards - a new renaissance reminiscent of the era that birthed Coppala/Scorsese/Miyamoto?

 

[Erttheking]

Probably a little too optimistic about Bloodborne and Persona 5. Ah screw it, the hype train has no brakes.

I'm probably a little too pessimistic about my overall viewpoint on the human race. I've been suffering an overload on bullshit the last few months and seeing people acting with complete disregard for their fellows. It's made me...bitter.

 

[Pinkamena]

I think I'm optimistic about games in general. New Assassin's Creed? Sure, bring it on. Zombie game? Can't have enough. Dead Space is too shooty? Still fun. Borderlands is too looty? I love looting. Two-gun limit in BioShock? That's all I need. Dead Island is awful? But I like first-person melee combat. And so on.

*Cough*[sup][sub]casual[/sub][/sup]*cough*

I'm becoming increasingly pessimistic about the film and game industries - anything mid-budget for either one is being pushed out for the high-risk suicidal gambles or cheap garbage meant for cashing in on launch day then disappearing. And as much as I legitimately love some of the "legacy" projects (Marvel, Nintendo, etc), we're increasingly losing the creative spark of originality all of these things sprung from. I have no problem believing one or both industries are heading towards a crash in my lifetime. I just wonder what's going to happen afterwards - a new renaissance reminiscent of the era that birthed Coppala/Scorsese/Miyamoto?

I agree with this. Especially in the big-budget movie industry, I feel like that original ideas and standalone movies are less and less common. It all seems to be sequels and movies trying to emulate another successful movie. Of course there are exceptions, but this is the general feeling I get when looking at the cinema lineup.

EDIT:
I am pessimistic about the future of the European Union. It's just not working out, and countries which normally would not profit from joining the EU are bullied into joining by the european parliament by the means of high import and export taxes to EU countries.

 

[KyuubiNoKitsune-Hime]

I'm always too pessimistic about the outfits I pick and the way I look before I go out of the house. It's not unusual for me to get a bunch of compliments I didn't expect.

I'm always too optimistic about how much time and resources a project of any description will take me. Good examples are the 10 hours I put into my polished granite tower home in Minecraft and it's only half done and has used 10 times the amount of granite I thought I'd need. The other is keeping up with all the Gundam Build Fighters model kits. I only have two thirds of the first season ones, and a few from the second season. Only have about 6 of them built. Never thought it would take me more than 5 hours to construct a 1/144th scale High Grade Gundam model kit.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

I think I'm optimistic about games in general. New Assassin's Creed? Sure, bring it on. Zombie game? Can't have enough. Dead Space is too shooty? Still fun. Borderlands is too looty? I love looting. Two-gun limit in BioShock? That's all I need. Dead Island is awful? But I like first-person melee combat. And so on.

*Cough*[sup][sub]casual[/sub][/sup]*cough*

Yes, my cheery disposition has single-handedly toppled industries.