Sound Arguments from MrEnter? -

[JakeAnderson733]

I had actually posted that elsewhere, but yes, that is a pretty sound argument.

I didn't know you posted that, sorry.

 

[Simplicity111]

I didn't know you posted that, sorry.

That's fine. You just joined anyway so I wouldn't expect you to see every thread in the subforum.

 

[JakeAnderson733]

That's fine. You just joined anyway so I wouldn't expect you to see every thread in the subforum.

Thanks.

Anyways, I think MrEnter's most sound point was when he talked about blocking everyone who disagreed with him about cyber-bullies and trolls
(Just kidding with you XD)

 

[Konstantinos]

New Spongebob is sub par compared to old Spongebob. That in itself is a sound enough point. Of course Enter has to go and dedicate his life to reiterating it for the pleasure of no one.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Unpopular Opinions go!

"There's no real difference between trolling and cyberbullying, the line is thin, semantic, and has been blurred."
"Teen Titans Go! is a complete disgrace to the original."

 

[chimpburgers]

Unpopular Opinions go!

"There's no real difference between trolling and cyberbullying, the line is thin, semantic, and has been blurred."
"Teen Titans Go! is a complete disgrace to the original."

Are you just here to white knight or do you have anything of substance to contribute here?

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Are you just here to white knight or do you have anything of substance to contribute here?

How am I white knighting when the thread says "Sound Arguments from MrEnter?"? This post here that I'm replying to is the one that had no substance.

 

[chimpburgers]

How am I white knighting when the thread says "Sound Arguments from MrEnter?"? This post here that I'm replying to is the one that had no substance.

Well based on a bunch of your other posts here, I think you're gonna have a difficult time integrating with the website.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

I also agree with everything he said about "Last of the Starmakers", it's truly moving.

 

[Reverend_Lovejoy]

I also agree with everything he said about "Last of the Starmakers", it's truly moving.

I think you should leave this thread and go listen to some Django Reinhardt music.

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

@Reverend_Lovejoy: Or watch "Son of Stimpy". Either works.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Everything he said about Forbidden Memories is spot-on but I suppose that's off-topic.

 

[Simplicity111]

Everything he said about Forbidden Memories is spot-on but I suppose that's off-topic.

Not really, even though there's a Forbidden Memories thread this about "sound arguments from MrEnter". And I haven't played the game but from what others have said I'd likely agree too- I despise grindfests, the most boring things in videogames to ever exist, so I can't blame Enter for that.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Me either. Can you believe this game had the gall to play the "fake final boss" card THREE TIMES at once?

 

[Simplicity111]

Me either. Can you believe this game had the gall to play the "fake final boss" card THREE TIMES at once?

Oh boy that must have been annoying. Although some people might have liked it though as the game hasn't ended, I don't really know.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

I'd understand that logic if the game weren't so tedious, that only works in the favor of good games.

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

Another:

"You don't show characters doing heinous things outside of cutaway gags." (Referring to Family Guy)

 

[JakeAnderson733]

Another:

"You don't show characters doing heinous things outside of cutaway gags." (Referring to Family Guy)

I'd have to say I disagree. If one of the character's likable traits is how screwed up they are (see Deadpool), and you know a way to make it work, then you can show them doing heinous things whenever you'd like. However, you have to make sure you know how to make a screwed up character likable first (For example, don't let the audience get to know and sympathize with very many characters who would come into harm as a result of the character doing heinous things)

 

[NostalgiaJazzAdmirer]

I'd have to say I disagree. If one of the character's likable traits is how screwed up they are (see Deadpool), and you know a way to make it work, then you can show them doing heinous things whenever you'd like. However, you have to make sure you know how to make a screwed up character likable first (For example, don't let the audience get to know and sympathize with very many characters who would come into harm as a result of the character doing heinous things)

None of this applies to Family Guy, though. The atrocity that quote is from is Herpe the Love Sore. People hated Brian for how much of a jerk he'd become, and he has no likability to make it work. The characters he screws over are those viewers grew up with.

Of course you likely already know all of this

 

[Simplicity111]

Another:

"You don't show characters doing heinous things outside of cutaway gags." (Referring to Family Guy)

You're kidding right?