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I was arguing that the plot was light. It can be light, with actual plot points.
I got ya. I didn't perceive your writing that way, but hey, that's cool. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
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I got ya. I didn't perceive your writing that way, but hey, that's cool. Thank you for clearing that up for me.
@SleepingSilence, I might be stealing your thunder right now, but christ do I have to address this.
So, @Awson deflects your attack of the plot by saying the money is in the visuals. Alright, fine, that's somewhat an invalid move of debate but damn it this is a fucking roleplaying website. No need to be a stickler. But I still have confusion regarding why the man then defends the plot and characters in the same post.
Your agreement is either the plot is extremely weak or your argument is the plot has actual points, Awson. Keep your argument consistent. As well, @SleepingSilence is giving some legitimate concerns to the gaps in the new Mad Max's plot, so it would also be wise to answer those queries instead of throwing them aside. But, again, I'm not gonna be a nazi about debates on RoleplayerGuild.com, but your biggest fault is definitely that inconsistency.
EDIT: Ninja'd by four minutes. Oh well. I will keep the rest of the writing above just so anyone can educate themselves on my opinion on this debate and argument. Hopefully no one cares.
@Awson, you're very honorable to give up a debate in order to keep a typed flash fire from happening. Well on you, you're better than half the internet population.
Alright, time to break for lunch everybody.
You're only proving more that you didn't get it. The point is that the superb action and visuals are enough to make story less important than usual. That's an argument for the lightness of it.
So, @Awson deflects your attack of the plot by saying the money is in the visuals. Alright, fine, that's somewhat an invalid move of debate but damn it this is a fucking roleplaying website. No need to be a stickler. But I still have confusion regarding why the man then defends the plot and characters in the same post.
I guess I'll go through the characters. I'd let you say little growth, but none?
Max and Furiosa: No trust, to trust. Max has a nice moment where he goes against convention and doesn't stay with them. Furiosa's dream of paradise is destroyed, she accepts the Citadel as her home.
Nux: Mindless drone, dreams crushed, abolishes his idol
Your agreement is either the plot is extremely weak or your argument is the plot has actual points, Awson. Keep your argument consistent. As well, @SleepingSilence is giving some legitimate concerns to the gaps in the new Mad Max's plot, so it would also be wise to answer those queries instead of throwing them aside. But, again, I'm not gonna be a nazi about debates on RoleplayerGuild.com, but your biggest fault is definitely that inconsistency.
EDIT: Ninja'd by four minutes. Oh well. I will keep the rest of the writing above just so anyone can educate themselves on my opinion on this debate and argument. Hopefully no one cares.
@Awson, you're very honorable to give up a debate in order to keep a typed flash fire from happening. Well on you, you're better than half the internet population.
Alright, time to break for lunch everybody.
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I still haven't seen Saw.
Yeah, I'm behind on some stuff.
It's fine, I haven't either.
Ima ruin this convo real quick
A Thirty-something-year-old yelling in a dank room for an hour.
Also the plot of Saw.
So @Dinh AaronMk are we hijacking the aircraft or what
That's some propaganda I can wholeheartedly agree with.
why am I on an aircraft?
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