What are you watching right now?

watched the Boys finale

not good

 

I mean, Homelander went out like a bitch... I don't know what more you'd want from a finale.

 

@Ms. Mowz CHECK IT OUT ORE ROSECHU'S DEFENDING THE BOYS FINALE

 

The Boys? Isn't that just some edgelord's edgefest of a comic series that depicts superheroes in the most stupid edgy evil way possible because said edgelord hates superhero comics?

 

All the stuff I watch nowadays is Youtube.

Spent time watching Space Ice videos again as well as RedLetterMedia and Meat Canyon talking about shit that's ruining people such as gambling. Then Youtube tried to recommend me a video telling me why Fallout 4 guns were terrible. I immediately jumped to comments and remembered why I roll my eyes at that kind of video despite seeing 4 as a weak game. Despite being a guy that likes guns, I can't really give a shit on how Todd's games have funny gun designs compared to how balanced his games are. All this Fallout related shit being shoved to me after not wanting to see more stupid shit related to the franchise in people bitching about Todd is not fun. At least I can tell Youtube to not recommend me these guys no matter how right they are since I stopped caring about the franchise being any good as an RPG (if the shit doesn't make sense, I'm basically one that doesn't expect Fallout 5 to be an RPG while also being tired of people glazing New Vegas while thinking Todd must really hate Obsidian.)

 

Well I will say it's the first time I stopped and said "Wait, maybe I'm glad Super Heroes aren't real. Cause corpos would just pull this fucking bullshit."

 

"Garth Ennis half the time or whenever he does an original work. It often goes so far around the bend it becomes too spitefully chaotic to care or becomes compellingly hilarious depending who you ask. Some of his works also push his views in a heavy-handed way like he's the Terry Goodkind of comics. A large problem with Garth's writing is his hatred; you can't separate the art from the artist when they put the worst parts of themselves into their art. Despite his hatred for superheroes as a power fantasy, he's clearly obsessed with no-powers vigilante style heroes, which can be just as much a power fantasy. It's rather hypocritical. Moreover, his dislike of superheroes, religion and other disliked subjects keeps him from doing proper research and engaging with them fairly, which means his criticisms and satires often completely miss the mark, only attacking some unrecognizable mutant-strawman-chimera because apparently he'd rather wallow in hatred than admit he's wrong. Thus, there is massive derp in this grimderp." - 1d6chan describing The Boys' author's grimderp, and why I wouldn't have watched Amazon's adaptation, no matter how much they soften it.