half of the game is Eric constantly bringing up their relationship despite Rachel trying to be professional despite telling him its over and focus on survival let's not put it all on her
The Dropout. It’s a limited series, but I think it kind of counts. Elizabeth and Sunny take up most of the screen time and they’re written as incredibly complex antagonists
Weird answer, but I feel if you want multiple villains that all feel like their own thing and not shoved in there, you might want to take a peek at the kaiju/monster movie section
I remember being really surprised by the reveal in "Safari, So Goodi" from What's New. I thought for sure the culprit was going to be Dr. Joan Goodfew.
Scooby Doo on Zombie Island. It was technically my first zombie movie and it was an actual horror tale compared to the show. Damn, I hadn’t thought about this in years
Carver wasn't that evil. He did some messed up stuff but he wanted to keep his group safe. Other than Lilly who wanted to kidnap kids to make them fight at war. Carver wouldn't do stuff like that, I guess. Just said Carver because it's the most common pick for the fans, he is the best villain but not the evilest.
I love the idea of 6
Likewise.
Yeah, if anything their relationship seems on and off weird.
I was weirded out by Squire’s former crush on Hazel. It was so gross and out-of-nowhere. 🤢
How is it gross? I don’t understand…
They’re siblings now. Siblings crushing on each other is gross and illegal.
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That’s totally fine.
Realistically, 5-7 I think. 7 minimum per character is just too much variation to feasibly make happen.
Well, MOM’s protagonists had about 9-10 deaths each, but the variety in that game caused parts of it to feel disjointed.
With games like these, there are always going to be oversites in dialogue and such, but I wouldn't say you have to play the games a certain way.
Fair enough.
When you cheat on your husband, antagonize him the whole game, and die a brutal, well-deserved death:
half of the game is Eric constantly bringing up their relationship despite Rachel trying to be professional despite telling him its over and focus on survival let's not put it all on her
I wouldn’t call cheating on your husband and threatening your subordinates “professionalism.”
We didn’t see Upsher and Ghüs’s reactions, though.
Oh my goodness, I forgot we haven't seen Ghüs yet
It honestly feels like BKV forgot about him and Upsher.
Run Hide Fight (2020)
That one was panned and I don’t know why.
I enjoyed "You, Me and the Apocalypse." However there is only 10 episodes. I don't think it did very well.
It didn’t do well quality-wise or ratings-wise?
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It was definitely an interesting show, but I check out of it in the middle due to some weird writing choices, especially those of the characters.
The Lost Room (2006)
Tried watching that one… didn’t finish it.
I really hope The Will doesn’t kill Petrichor. That’d be too obvious. I hope she kills him instead, but that would also be too obvious.
Honestly? I think a whole lot went wrong with that game.
Agreed. It was messy and I think DONTNOD knew that and just pushed it out to be done with it.
Not sure what you mean by stump.
Oh right. My bad. All I’m saying is Season 2 wasn’t good and neither was Twin Mirror. Heck, even True Colors was very flawed.
Soulmates on AMC. It was an anthology that had so much potential.
The Dropout. It’s a limited series, but I think it kind of counts. Elizabeth and Sunny take up most of the screen time and they’re written as incredibly complex antagonists
Still can’t believe those two scammed so many people…
Weird answer, but I feel if you want multiple villains that all feel like their own thing and not shoved in there, you might want to take a peek at the kaiju/monster movie section
Interesting…
Amy
Crash.
Um… what?
Any film of the Fast and Furious franchise. It isn't just the films themselves that are taken too seriously, but the fans, too
Fana?
I remember being really surprised by the reveal in "Safari, So Goodi" from What's New. I thought for sure the culprit was going to be Dr. Joan Goodfew.
She was a red herring, but a pretty darn good one!
Scooby Doo on Zombie Island. It was technically my first zombie movie and it was an actual horror tale compared to the show. Damn, I hadn’t thought about this in years
It was definitely scary, especially for a Scooby Doo movie.
Carver wasn't that evil. He did some messed up stuff but he wanted to keep his group safe. Other than Lilly who wanted to kidnap kids to make them fight at war. Carver wouldn't do stuff like that, I guess. Just said Carver because it's the most common pick for the fans, he is the best villain but not the evilest.
Arvo is more evil than Joan, a woman who raided innocent communities?
Another poll for Carver to win
He’s my second pick behind Lilly.
I look like Topher but as personality totally Julia
Her “nature” self or her real self?
Why is it in spoiler mode?
Fixed it.
Totally
Heck, if Ripper and Julia could do it, anyone could.