-Attack/Defend a base final portion, but the side objective areas in the base dont matter cuz you can just attack the center area which is a room over to win the match

Probably indistinct more than bad, but some of their game design choices are baffling

-3v3 but on a huge map
-Justifying the huge map with a Battle Royale-esque looting phase so that every match has 2 minutes of doing nothing

How do you know it was a lazy shortcut? Were you there in the meetings? And importantly, what makes you think GameFreak wanted to make a bigger city than they actually did?

Again, making a lot of assumptions based on absolutely nothing when it comes to game design decisions.

'Didnt even try' when its likely a size that was intentional given game design

Describes people pining for the "dark and gritty story" of Red Alert 1, completely forgetting all the fun goofy stuff in that game

Tbh, I think its more apt to assume this is just unfortunate timing. Opening a brand new dedicated venue is not something done spur of the moment, and I doubt they predicted everything happening in January before starting the project

Once again, from the heart

It's not that deep, the meme just gets across the utter confusion of out of nowhere bringing up GamerGate and Twitter users and 'enforcing the multiverse' to a post remarking how Arcane being made the new League canon breaks character stories (and IMO was done purely cuz it was new and popular)

I just think S2 turning my fav champ from an anti-hero Dr. Doom-expy into a lame Magic Jesus:tm: after amazingly setting him up in S1, and that change getting exported to the actual game, to be very lame and disappointing

What the actual fuck does Arcane being made the new LoL canon and that completely messing up the existing character stories have to do with GG, gatekeeping, twitter users (?), 'enforcing the rules of the multiverse', and Transformers???

Step aside to where? What the fuck are you talking about

I think this is less a matter of aesthetics and more a matter of modern language and communication of ideas in an online space.