You better get to work if you want those nominations to be worth considering then!Kaboom wrote:I'm flattered that GTR has been name-dropped a few times, but I'm still perplexed that its story can be held in such high regard when so far I've only finished or revealed like 10-20% of it at most.
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99% of the times, if they are honest, they actually don't believe in what they are saying. Which means that they are just exaggerating and being unfair towards what they are criticizing for no good reason since they aren't trying to do comedy or anything like that. And it doesn't sit right with me people being unfair about stuff with no real reason, that's just how it is.dbzfan7 wrote: It's their opinion of simply not liking the material. It doesn't really matter. They exaggerated but so what? Exaggeration is supposed to be ridiculous.
Even in this topic, we have users agreeing that anything is better than DBM but afterwards they claim DBM is average. So, obviously, they don't actually believe anything would be better, they are just treating what they are criticizing unfairly for the heck of it. Like I said, that doesn't sit well with me and so I point it out.
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I don't why you really care? You know it, and they know it's not really the worst thing ever. They've read it, they made their judgement. 2 people aren't suddenly gonna make a product worse from their opinion. Who cares.rereboy wrote:99% of the times, if they are honest, they actually don't believe in what they are saying. Which means that they are just exaggerating and being unfair towards what they are criticizing for no good reason since they aren't trying to do comedy or anything like that. And it doesn't sit right with me people being unfair about stuff with no real reason, that's just how it is.dbzfan7 wrote: It's their opinion of simply not liking the material. It doesn't really matter. They exaggerated but so what? Exaggeration is supposed to be ridiculous.
Even in this topic, we have users agreeing that anything is better than DBM but afterwards they claim DBM is average. So, obviously, they don't actually believe anything would be better, they are just treating what they are criticizing unfairly for the heck of it. Like I said, that doesn't sit well with me and so I point it out.
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Anything but DBMV. I don't want to see anything MV related. Not with Gast, Broly, and them specials.Lord Beerus wrote:Motherfucking this.KentalSSJ6 wrote:Anything BUT Multiverse..
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That's the point. It doesn't suck and stays true to the source material (though at times in a DB Heroes kind of way.)fadeddreams5 wrote:I wouldn't say Multiverse is overhyped. It's just the only well-known DBZ (not GT) fan work that, well, ummm... doesn't stink and understands its source material. =P
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Because I don't particularly like unfair stuff and thus I point it out...?dbzfan7 wrote:
I don't why you really care? You know it, and they know it's not really the worst thing ever. They've read it, they made their judgement. 2 people aren't suddenly gonna make a product worse from their opinion. Who cares.
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They don't like it. That's all there is too it. Unless they suddenly start polluting a bunch of people with their opinions who haven't read the comic, they are just. They don't like the comic, I'm with them. I don't like it either. The only unfair thing is if they turn other people away before they have a chance to form their own opinion. As of now it's just an exaggeration. They could be genuine and have just said "I don't want DBM as it's shit." That would get the same point across without exaggerating, which is simply they don't like it.rereboy wrote:Because I don't particularly unfair stuff and thus I point it out...?dbzfan7 wrote:
I don't why you really care? You know it, and they know it's not really the worst thing ever. They've read it, they made their judgement. 2 people aren't suddenly gonna make a product worse from their opinion. Who cares.
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Since when not liking something stops someone from being fair in their review or critique of it...?dbzfan7 wrote:
They don't like it. That's all there is too it. Unless they suddenly start polluting a bunch of people with their opinions who haven't read the comic, they are just. They don't like the comic, I'm with them. I don't like it either. The only unfair thing is if they turn other people away before they have a chance to form their own opinion. As of now it's just an exaggeration. They could be genuine and have just said "I don't want DBM as it's shit." That would get the same point across without exaggerating, which is simply they don't like it.
If I go watch a movie and I end up not really liking it but I know that its quality was around average or perhaps even bad but nowhere near as bad as some stuff out there, and then someone asks me what was it like, what do you think is the non-sucky option:
a) state: "It was the worst movie ever! Any other movie in the history of ever is better than this and every thing about it is worse than bad!"
b) actually give a fair and honest opinion and review of it.
I appreciate people being honest and being fair. I don't really appreciate when they aren't being honest and fair and are just exaggerating for no real purpose, and I point that out many times. That's all there is to it.
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They don't like it. End of story. They don't have to be fair. DBM failed to entertain them. The end.rereboy wrote:Since when not liking something stops someone from being fair in their review or critique of it...?dbzfan7 wrote:
They don't like it. That's all there is too it. Unless they suddenly start polluting a bunch of people with their opinions who haven't read the comic, they are just. They don't like the comic, I'm with them. I don't like it either. The only unfair thing is if they turn other people away before they have a chance to form their own opinion. As of now it's just an exaggeration. They could be genuine and have just said "I don't want DBM as it's shit." That would get the same point across without exaggerating, which is simply they don't like it.
If I go watch a movie and I end up not really liking it but I know that its quality was around average or perhaps even bad but nowhere near as bad as some stuff out there, and then someone asks me what was it like, what do you think is the non-sucky option:
a) state: "It was the worst movie ever! Any other movie in the history of ever is better than this and every thing about it is worse than bad!"
b) actually give a fair and honest opinion and review of it.
I appreciate people being honest and being fair. I don't really appreciate when they aren't being honest and fair and are just exaggerating for no real purpose, and I point that out many times. That's all there is to it.
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This one! Still remember it because it was very fun to read. It would be a nice, short series.
Anything like this one, I'd personally pounce at--It has a clear (simple, but solid) story, charming characters, and is very imaginative. The author has his shit together and actually works with Toriyama's universe at hand but still gives it his own twist, which I really dig.
By actually being invested in the characters and the story he wants to tell us, he also doesn't have to resort to the typical power circle jerking/stupidly overpowered characters or overly melodramatic and implausible romantic clusterfuck as an audience-garnering crutch that sadly takes up the majority of fan works we have today (even well-known ones).
This one! Still remember it because it was very fun to read. It would be a nice, short series.
Anything like this one, I'd personally pounce at--It has a clear (simple, but solid) story, charming characters, and is very imaginative. The author has his shit together and actually works with Toriyama's universe at hand but still gives it his own twist, which I really dig.
By actually being invested in the characters and the story he wants to tell us, he also doesn't have to resort to the typical power circle jerking/stupidly overpowered characters or overly melodramatic and implausible romantic clusterfuck as an audience-garnering crutch that sadly takes up the majority of fan works we have today (even well-known ones).
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Example of option B: "Well, I didn't like it. It didn't feel very original and the acting was average at best. The story had a few good moments but didn't satisfy much. I would say it's pretty average, perhaps I would rate it as 10/20 or 8/20, something like that, if you would ask me for a rating".dbzfan7 wrote:
They don't like it. End of story. They don't have to be fair. DBM failed to entertain them. The end.
Apparently, option B allows anyone to make it clear that they didn't like the movie and that it didn't really entertain them, while still being honest and fair...
And yeah, they don't have to be fair... Just like people don't have to be civil or do a lot of things... And yet we generally appreciate when they are and when they do, and people are often pointed towards that fact... As such I appreciate when people are honest and fair, and don't appreciate the opposite, and I often point towards that.
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A movie can be objectively good and still not be liked. I was bored watching Jaws, The Dark Knight Rises, and one Morgan Freeman movie which all received high praise. They didn't like DBM. I don't like DBM. Above all if we're not entertained, then we simply pass. Simply saying "DBM is boring or didn't interest me" is good enough. Some people may enjoy discussing deeper into what they like or don't like, and others just state they really don't like something and move on. If they're off put on something you feel is good, then they're missing out. So who really cares?rereboy wrote:Example of option B: "Well, I didn't like it. It didn't feel very original and the acting was average at best. The story had a few good moments but didn't satisfy much. I would say it's pretty average, perhaps I would rate it as 10/20 or 8/20, something like that, if you would ask me for a rating".dbzfan7 wrote:
They don't like it. End of story. They don't have to be fair. DBM failed to entertain them. The end.
Apparently, option B allows anyone to make it clear that they didn't like the movie and that it didn't really entertain them, while still being honest and fair. And yeah, they don't have to be fair... Just like people don't have to be civil or do a lot of things... And yet we generally appreciate when they are and when they do and are often pointed towards that fact... I appreciate when people are honest and fair and I often point towards that fact.
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I don't care at all if you don't like those movies and aren't a fan of them.dbzfan7 wrote:
A movie can be objectively good and still not be liked. I was bored watching Jaws, The Dark Knight Rises, and one Morgan Freeman movie which all received high praise. They didn't like DBM. I don't like DBM. Above all if we're not entertained, then we simply pass. Simply saying "DBM is boring or didn't interest me" is good enough. Some people may enjoy discussing deeper into what they like or don't like, and others just state they really don't like something and move on. If they're off put on something you feel is good, then they're missing out. So who really cares?
However, I can't say I would appreciate if you started saying "Anything but The Dark Knight Rises! Worst movie ever!", not because you can't have your own opinion, but because it would be 99% sure that you weren't being honest and fair and I might point that out to you.
Maybe you wouldn't care when people are being obviously unfair and not honest when talking about stuff, but I would most likely care. Honestly and fairness are qualities I appreciate so I act accordingly. Sorry if that somehow bothers you.
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That's an exaggeration. Which...is supposed to stretch the truth and sound unreasonable. Similar to when someone say "This taste like shit". It's an exaggeration. Not unfair at all."Anything but The Dark Knight Rises! Worst movie ever!" because it would be 99% sure that you weren't being honest and fair and I might point that out to you.
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That isnt dick butt on page 23 is it...?HG-Project wrote:http://www.kanzenshuu.com/forum/viewtop ... =6&t=16525
This one! Still remember it because it was very fun to read. It would be a nice, short series.
Anything like this one, I'd personally pounce at--It has a clear (simple, but solid) story, charming characters, and is very imaginative. The author has his shit together and actually works with Toriyama's universe at hand but still gives it his own twist, which I really dig.
By actually being invested in the characters and the story he wants to tell us, he also doesn't have to resort to the typical power circle jerking/stupidly overpowered characters or overly melodramatic and implausible romantic clusterfuck as an audience-garnering crutch that sadly takes up the majority of fan works we have today (even well-known ones).
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Like I said, I just appreciate honesty and fairness in the discussions I'm in. If people are just gonna exaggerate instead of being honest and fair about stuff, then I don't appreciate it. If they have an actual legitimate purpose in exaggerating and then they can talk honestly and fairly about it, that's fine. Otherwise, I don't really appreciate it.TheGmGoken wrote:
That's an exaggeration. Which...is supposed to stretch the truth and sound unreasonable. Similar to when someone say "This taste like shit". It's an exaggeration. Not unfair at all.
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Yeah, it got pretty outlandish towards the end, lolKentalSSJ6 wrote: That isnt dick butt on page 23 is it...?
(it's totally a dick butt cameo and that is terrifyingly beautiful.)
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Yeah it's as simple as that. Who really cares if that's someone's opinion. I've seen tons of opinions that DBZ is a piece of shit, and that's really all I need to hear. They don't like it, whatever. Only people I see taking offense are those who are so attached to DBZ they just can't accept it failed to entertain someone. They just need to know why and sometimes even then they won't accept the reason.TheGmGoken wrote:That's an exaggeration. Which...is supposed to stretch the truth and sound unreasonable. Similar to when someone say "This taste like shit". It's an exaggeration. Not unfair at all."Anything but The Dark Knight Rises! Worst movie ever!" because it would be 99% sure that you weren't being honest and fair and I might point that out to you.
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Ah, I just remembered (or more like saw one of their posts in another thread) the name of the author of 'Journey's End'! It's soulnova's fic.

Hey, when something's good, it's good, doesn't matter if it's finished yet or not.Kaboom wrote:I'm flattered that GTR has been name-dropped a few times, but I'm still perplexed that its story can be held in such high regard when so far I've only finished or revealed like 10-20% of it at most.
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