LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@sneeden
No game no life S2

I think that is why I feel happy for the first time in my life.

Because I don't have to deal with normies... At all..
If I want, I won't talk to one for years at a time.

@waltercool
Anti social behavior of.... eating pancakes?

Right here
For a short moment.
I had completely forgotten...
Just how important it is foru young normies to follow the social norms.

@DotardTed
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@SuperSnekFriend @ChristiJunior @flux @LouisConde
I didn't say, that you have to exlude them outright, but I just think, that for something to be an S-tear, it should be a "I grow up watching it, and it's still airing" kind of franchise.

One of the first movies I remember watching was the first Star Trek movie. And that franchise is technically still going. So, at the point of Nemesis/Enterprise, it was a perfect example of an S tier.

I grew up watching Star Wars prequels, and that was already 22 years into the franchise, that is still going today.

So, I am sorry, but LOTR, that had one 3 year long run, followed by a second 3 year run 9 years later cannot be called an S-tier by any means.

@NEETzsche @flux @LouisConde
Definitelly.
I am just shocked, that some nigga on the internet is capable of saying that 21 good movies in, there is no good will

@ChristiJunior @flux @LouisConde
Sorry, but LOTR is 3 movies from...
Wow... 20 years ago.

Sorry, but I don't see it as an S tier, unless it was pushing shows/movies for much longer then just 3 entries.

(I just realized Hobit, but still... I would call it strongest of As, but definitely not weakest of Ss.)

@flux @LouisConde

@flux @LouisConde
Also, it was the FIRST movie in MCU that used that strategy. It was literally the breaking point of a 21 movies long chain of good fucking will.

I lack the words to describe just how retarded of an example it is.

@beardalaxy
Are you slav by any chance