I find it to be sort of repetitive and while I don’t find the writing to be terrible, I think there’s definitely a bunch of series that have writing beyond it. It has a great presence and iconography though I’ll say.

While I disagree that the series is the greatest of all time, particular due to significant criticisms I have with season 3 and season 4 (despite my liking S4), I can’t deny that I think that Breaking Bad has absolutely great storytelling overall.

While I do like Season 2 of Stranger Things…

If the 5th season is on the level of S3 then I’ll just say that they should’ve ended it at S2 then. The Mind Flayer still being alive was really only the real loose end in S2.

What other series do you consider to be ‘greatest of all time’ then?

Yeah, the game isn’t perfect. I myself would’ve left it as optional where you can inadvertently save civilian lives, or someone else like Luego carries it out instead? Showing how their unit has still been pushed into this by their circumstances and environment they put themselves in.

It presented Walker going insane, and despite being fairly blunt, the presentation was well-done even though I could tell that he was hallucinating Konrad’s voice since probably Ch 11. I didn’t think he was dead though. Authentically shows how anyone could fall into this mindset when pushed into it

I feel it interesting as a critique because in the moment for awhile, you may have forgotten that this started out as ‘find any refugees and report back to command for them to send in the evacuation team’ and that it’s now morphed into something quite different over time. I also liked how…

Well that’s basically the target audience though. No one who has watched ‘Apocalypse Now’ is going to find it that revolutionary in terms of expressing the escalation of U.S military intervention. Still, I experienced it because I was interested in the deconstruction aspects of the game.

little choice but to destroy the water, possibly destroy the towers, and slaughter civilians with the white phosphorus.

It’s true though that the game does end up presenting the argument that you the player should’ve just turned back after killing a few of the rebels, but you can’t in the game tho.

There are select situations where you can choose to not do so though. You can choose to not shoot the CIA agent, choose the save the civilians, and choose to not shoot at the rilled up civilians that captured Luego. It is true though, the for the sake of bluntly exploring the themes, you do have…

To be fair to the developers, the developers expected that most people who bought the game would buy into this complex with Walker to a degree, which I why I suspect that the loading screens taunt the player for continuing. I still think that it’s not for those who R against Walker’s justifications.

I don’t understand this take? I feel like the game is criticizing the glorious hero complex pit where Walker and the player may dig themselves into a hole? Not just saying that you are a bad person for experiencing it, but for justifying Walker moving on.

Definitely strange, but people should be free to watch whatever they want regardless though.