I don't know about all that, but the part about people losing their minds over ishmael wearing a skin-tight latex wetsuit as opposed to a bikini (which is personally way hotter imo but that's besides the point) for a summer event and sending death threats or some shit to PM devs is what I'm mainly referring to
this thread actually explains the situation pretty well
basically, most of the stuff said about the artist that got fired from PM was complete utter garbage (she's not racist, nor a shotacon, nor does she think men deserve to die or whatever nonsense they were claiming) made up as part of a smear campaign by the people upset over ishmael not wearing a bikini
actual scum
The arc with Hector really should've started and ended in season 3. Shit dragged on way too long, and turned Carmilla from a character that I initially kinda liked, to downright obnoxious, alongside her sisters to a lesser extent, by constantly kneecapping Hector, just to keep that arc going, until they were finally ready to pull the trigger on Hector turning the tables, only to have Isaac be the one who takes down Carmilla, and not Hector, or at least them doing it together.Hector being reduced to a joke and a punching bag for sake of wanking Carmilla and her sisters.
Yeah... Only thing that's obvious about this, is some of the writers wanting to make their preferred character swing both ways, for no reason other than to put their tumblr fantasies to paper. Only good part about this, was when Alucard staked both of them Vlad the Impaler style, at the end of that character arc. Mainly because I saw it as him finally taking out the trash.Alucard getting butt-fucked by random twins before they also fuck him over
Isaac's were at least kinda interesting in parts, given how introspective they got for him, but yeah, they also dragged on too long, like Hector's plot. Trevor and Sypha are in kinda the same sort of position, too. Show felt borderline directionless with them, so just kept throwing one side-plot after another at them, just so they had something to do. Don't think their characters progressed even a sliver during most of them, either.Trevor and Sypha stuck on an endless series of sidequests
Issac stuck on an endless series of sidequests
Not gonna lie, Death constantly cursing like a sailor and shit was kinda humorous to me. Which is not what they should be going for, and I doubt it was their intention, but it's what they got, with how they characterized him. Every time he opened his mouth, I found it near impossible to take him seriously. Almighty Death, who has lived for eons and should have a massive amount of knowledge, reduced to the oral level of your typical internet troll with his 'riveting' dialogue.Death sounds like an angry internet need
To be fair, isn't that Death more of an elemental spirit rather than the actual embodiment of death as a concept (like how he's portrayed in the game)?The arc with Hector really should've started and ended in season 3. Shit dragged on way too long, and turned Carmilla from a character that I initially kinda liked, to downright obnoxious, alongside her sisters to a lesser extent, by constantly kneecapping Hector, just to keep that arc going, until they were finally ready to pull the trigger on Hector turning the tables, only to have Isaac be the one who takes down Carmilla, and not Hector, or at least them doing it together.
Yeah... Only thing that's obvious about this, is some of the writers wanting to make their preferred character swing both ways, for no reason other than to put their tumblr fantasies to paper. Only good part about this, was when Alucard staked both of them Vlad the Impaler style, at the end of that character arc. Mainly because I saw it as him finally taking out the trash.
Isaac's were at least kinda interesting in parts, given how introspective they got for him, but yeah, they also dragged on too long, like Hector's plot. Trevor and Sypha are in kinda the same sort of position, too. Show felt borderline directionless with them, so just kept throwing one side-plot after another at them, just so they had something to do. Don't think their characters progressed even a sliver during most of them, either.
Not gonna lie, Death constantly cursing like a sailor and shit was kinda humorous to me. Which is not what they should be going for, and I doubt it was their intention, but it's what they got, with how they characterized him. Every time he opened his mouth, I found it near impossible to take him seriously. Almighty Death, who has lived for eons and should have a massive amount of knowledge, reduced to the oral level of your typical internet troll with his 'riveting' dialogue.
Yeah what was really disrespectful shit was when Trevor called him "just another thing" and did him like one. Cause power of love or something...you'd think Death would have more importance or mystique or something.Almighty Death, who has lived for eons and should have a massive amount of knowledge,
He has also still lived for eons, which Trevor makes clear when standing his ground against him, and his power is still made out to be greater than virtually anyone that Trevor had faced, up to that point, except for maybe Dracula. My overall point still stands, even with Death not being the true embodiment of death, as a concept(which kinda defeats the purpose of him, really, but eh).To be fair, isn't that Death more of an elemental spirit rather than the actual embodiment of death as a concept (like how he's portrayed in the game)?
I believe this was outright said at one point.
That writers strike sure as hell ain't working out for them lolThe arc with Hector really should've started and ended in season 3. Shit dragged on way too long, and turned Carmilla from a character that I initially kinda liked, to downright obnoxious, alongside her sisters to a lesser extent, by constantly kneecapping Hector, just to keep that arc going, until they were finally ready to pull the trigger on Hector turning the tables, only to have Isaac be the one who takes down Carmilla, and not Hector, or at least them doing it together.
Yeah... Only thing that's obvious about this, is some of the writers wanting to make their preferred character swing both ways, for no reason other than to put their tumblr fantasies to paper. Only good part about this, was when Alucard staked both of them Vlad the Impaler style, at the end of that character arc. Mainly because I saw it as him finally taking out the trash.
Isaac's were at least kinda interesting in parts, given how introspective they got for him, but yeah, they also dragged on too long, like Hector's plot. Trevor and Sypha are in kinda the same sort of position, too. Show felt borderline directionless with them, so just kept throwing one side-plot after another at them, just so they had something to do. Don't think their characters progressed even a sliver during most of them, either.
Not gonna lie, Death constantly cursing like a sailor and shit was kinda humorous to me. Which is not what they should be going for, and I doubt it was their intention, but it's what they got, with how they characterized him. Every time he opened his mouth, I found it near impossible to take him seriously. Almighty Death, who has lived for eons and should have a massive amount of knowledge, reduced to the oral level of your typical internet troll with his 'riveting' dialogue.
Honestly wasn't that bad until the last line.
"Are you reciting your fucking obituary to me belmont?"Honestly wasn't that bad until the last line.
That last line was a bit too much
That obituary line still gets me. This is supposed to be a serious scene, and Death comes out with that, and all I could do was laugh and wonder when the hell this eldritch being started taking pro wrestling promo lessons for shit talking his adversaries.
The arc with Hector really should've started and ended in season 3. Shit dragged on way too long, and turned Carmilla from a character that I initially kinda liked, to downright obnoxious, alongside her sisters to a lesser extent, by constantly kneecapping Hector, just to keep that arc going, until they were finally ready to pull the trigger on Hector turning the tables, only to have Isaac be the one who takes down Carmilla, and not Hector, or at least them doing it together.
Yeah... Only thing that's obvious about this, is some of the writers wanting to make their preferred character swing both ways, for no reason other than to put their tumblr fantasies to paper. Only good part about this, was when Alucard staked both of them Vlad the Impaler style, at the end of that character arc. Mainly because I saw it as him finally taking out the trash.
Isaac's were at least kinda interesting in parts, given how introspective they got for him, but yeah, they also dragged on too long, like Hector's plot. Trevor and Sypha are in kinda the same sort of position, too. Show felt borderline directionless with them, so just kept throwing one side-plot after another at them, just so they had something to do. Don't think their characters progressed even a sliver during most of them, either.
Not gonna lie, Death constantly cursing like a sailor and shit was kinda humorous to me. Which is not what they should be going for, and I doubt it was their intention, but it's what they got, with how they characterized him. Every time he opened his mouth, I found it near impossible to take him seriously. Almighty Death, who has lived for eons and should have a massive amount of knowledge, reduced to the oral level of your typical internet troll with his 'riveting' dialogue.
All Cavemen Were Neanderthals: He's over 8 feet tall, 400 pounds of shredded muscle on long powerful limbs, inhumanly huge calves and well-developed enough lats to make him look like he has a cobra hood when he's all stanced up, has sharp canines and originally came from the Jurassic/Cretacious era.
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