What other moments felt this levels of anti-climatic for you?

what other moments felt this levels of anti-climatic for you?

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the end of Fable 2

end of mass effect 3

I wish Samsa, Bran and Jon Snow would die. I hate these three characters.

Sex

This is definitely up there with anticlimactic endings

>"Your choices will matter in the end!"
you fucking liars

The absolute state of CGI

>time money and effort spent on education
I thought conservatives hated money being put in education because of socialismbad? Is this yet another policy conservatives are pretending to be on board with the whole time

It was doomed from the start. The writer stole the whole plot from a science fiction novel (Revelation Space). The problem was, he still thought he could get away with using the same ending as the novel, but when he quit the studio, the replacement writers must've thought that was too on-the-nose, so they were left with a story all building up to an ending which they couldn't use. The mission where you first see Tali in ME 2 was meant to feed into that original ending idea, by the way, so it's not like this was all in the writer's head, he actually wrote it into the game. Mass Effect was a house of cards, and the only way to save it would've been to use an ending which probably would've gotten them sued by Alastair Reynolds.

felt like watching TLJ

Have you seen the leaked episode 4? Cercei kills arya and it is the most kino moment in all of cinema.

i read the first book and thought it sucked ass

I thought it was great. You just have to like hard sci-fi.

Post the source otherwise I’m not wasting more time watching this when I could be fishing with my dad

leaked photo of Sansa and her new husband

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it's not hard sci fi at all

Dinklage really let himself go

Well that depends on your definition of hard sci-fi. Revelation Space's technology is all based in reality, and the implications of that technology are explored realistically. For example, Reynolds introduces the beta-level simulations, but he doesn’t ignore the implications of that. Throughout the novel there’s discussion as to whether they should count as people or not, seeing as they are indistinguishable from them. That, to me, is the formula for hard sci-fi. You introduce a technology, or concept, or what have you, and then you explore the implications of it. The whole novel is about exploring a potential answer to the fermi paradox. Perhaps if Reynolds had people flying around at superluminal speeds, and blatantly violating the laws of physics, it would be different, but he doesn’t. Revelation Space is hard sci-fi by my definitions, you just have to judge it by yours.

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cringe

also, cringe. Literally worst thing I got memed into watching

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I don't know about the anime but this moment is true kino in the VN.

Very kino much wow

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>this moment
>post an unrelated moment
I also don't see the problem here. Do you have something against magical girls?

this but unironically

absolute brainlet

also even the fate route of this VN has better writing than anything in GoT

>Do you have something against magical girls?
Only Illya
>even the fate route of this VN has better writing than anything in GoT
Are you implying Fate route was actually written? I always thought it was Nasu smashing his keyboard with shit like this

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the end of Liar Game

my wife started talking about this during this ep lol

everyone knew they were gonna go Deus Ex three choices bullshit since ME1, didn't even play ME2 since it was so obvious

It was like The Last Jedi but somehow even worse. No wonder they're working with Rian on the next trilogy

I joked for years that she was just gonna teleport behind him and kill him, but I didnt think they'd actually do it

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>"Their entire army is dead and they have no miracle left that could save them"
>"Thinking about it, the only way you could win in this situation is to have somebody get a cheap shot on the Night King"
>"Credit where it's due though, the heroes losing and everyone getting killed is fairly unexpe-"
>Arya does exactly that
>"Oh. That's kinda... well whatever"
Not sure how I feel about it. It's probably what they should've done and using Theon + Arya would've been cool, but it still felt off to me in the moment. Not to mention the gigantic "wait you mean that was ACTUALLY it" realization that hits you an hour after watching it.

Setting the whole thing up as a conflict between Bran/NK and having them do chessmaster shit back and forth would've worked much better I think, but they still wrote themselves into a corner with this whole mess.

What was the original ending?