Things you hate that everyone seems to love?

[Im_not_crazy_im_just 1,814]

Can someone please dumb this stuff down for me... sorry but. I DONT SPEAK CARS

[Hachiroku 127]

6 hours ago, Thorgir the Mighty said:

The new ford GT sucks since it has a V6. It need that old v8

it's got a pick up truck engine like the original

[Kai-rouken 146]

I hate matte displays on consumer electronic devices. Literally every freaking review I watch on gaming laptops, people are either praising the inclusion of matte screens or lamenting the implementation of glossy ones -.-

Spoiler

Matte Sub-pixel Matrix

Glossy Sub-Pixel Matrix

 

^Glossy is soooo much better. Not only do glossy screens solve the inherent graininess exhibited in the former picture, but they also tend to look much more vibrant with beautiful popping colors. 

^Hell, even the glare is worse on matte displays (which is usually the main argument in favor of them), because it refracts across the entire screen, whereas on glossy screens, the glare (while more intense) tends to be isolated in a single spot.

[Black Sabbath 2,486]

Deadpool. 

I get why some people would like him, but too much of his comics/game/movie focuses on the humor aspect, which normally wouldn't be too much of a problem expect that he's just not very funny. 

[IsraelYabuki 443]

When people keep joking around about Yamcha (from Dragon Ball Z) being so weak. Seriously, that joke is really getting old.

[Celli 4,338]

On 6/11/2018 at 3:01 AM, Sunny Fox said:

Amending Fences - I know what the writers were going for, but they failed on the logic, since Moondancer never invited Twilight to her party; Twilight suddenly cares about ponies she can't even remember the right names of; Minuette's constant giggling is grating in the extreme and worst of all, I just didn't care about what was happening.

Actually, she did invite her.

[Sunny Fox 5,950]

11 hours ago, Celli said:

Actually, she did invite her.

Twinkleshine invited her, not Moon Dancer. From the transcript:

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Minuette: Well, she always was a little shy. But for a while there, she was really starting to come out of her shell. Remember when she threw that party? Oh, right. I think you might've been busy that day.

Twinkleshine: There you are, Twilight! Moon Dancer is having a little get-together in the west castle courtyard. You wanna come?

Twilight Sparkle: Oh, sorry, girls... I've got a lot of studying to catch up on.

Minuette: Thought she finally might be letting her guard down a little with that party. We invited her out a few times after that. But she was always too busy studying. So, eventually, we just stopped asking.

Twilight Sparkle: I had no idea that party was so important to her. I've gotta find a way to make it up to her!

The middle section of the quote is a flashback to the identical scene from the pilot, nothing added. That's as much as we ever see of the invitation.

A second hand invitation from a third party doesn't exactly convey the message that the gathering was in any way vital to MD's emotional wellbeing. And even if it were, so what? An invitation is precisely that, an invitation, not an obligation. The whole episode seemed dedicated to making out that Twilight was somehow remiss in not attending a party from a pony who decided on her own initiative that Twilight HAD to attend or she would throw an extended emotional tantrum, but failed to actually make the invitation in person. That's a level of emotional immaturity that completely guts any chance of me feeling sympathy for MD.

[CoconutCake 360]

Eating breakfast as soon as I wake up. Ewh... 

[Celli 4,338]

7 hours ago, Sunny Fox said:

Twinkleshine invited her, not Moon Dancer. From the transcript:

The middle section of the quote is a flashback to the identical scene from the pilot, nothing added. That's as much as we ever see of the invitation.

A second hand invitation from a third party doesn't exactly convey the message that the gathering was in any way vital to MD's emotional wellbeing. And even if it were, so what? An invitation is precisely that, an invitation, not an obligation. The whole episode seemed dedicated to making out that Twilight was somehow remiss in not attending a party from a pony who decided on her own initiative that Twilight HAD to attend or she would throw an extended emotional tantrum, but failed to actually make the invitation in person. That's a level of emotional immaturity that completely guts any chance of me feeling sympathy for MD.

Well idk, imo the episode is universally praised for good reason. 

Not saying you are but sometimes it feels like people hate on a well loved episode for the sake of contrarianism.

Edited June 13, 2018 by Celli

[Rosebuds 123]

A lot of people love Dragon Ball, Gravity Falls, and Boku no Hero Academia.

I absolutely loathe these shows. Whoops.

[Sunny Fox 5,950]

22 hours ago, Celli said:

Well idk, imo the episode is universally praised for good reason. 

Not saying you are but sometimes it feels like people hate on a well loved episode for the sake of contrarianism.

Given what I've pointed out, do you think "contrarianism" applies here?

[Celli 4,338]

56 minutes ago, Sunny Fox said:

Given what I've pointed out, do you think "contrarianism" applies here?

Sorry, I just don't think your criticisms make much sense. 

Also, I feel that way when someone says "I don't get why this is so popular".

Also it's my favorite episode of the show.

 

 

@Sunny Fox

Anyway, Moondancer had every right to be distraught and Twi had every reason to make it up to her.

Moondancer and Twi were very close, in fact they were the only friends they had. Twi had other things to do and neglected to say anything to Moondancer before, which caused her to become more antisocial and keep to herself all the time. It's a very realistic scenario and is done very well. Also Twilight chose to help her after she saw what she did to Moondancer. 

Not to say either of our points of view are right or wrong of course and you're free to disagree, but that's what me and every other person sees when we praise the episode. 

Can you at least see where we're coming from? I can certainly understand your side at least.

Edited June 14, 2018 by Celli

[UglyBTD 589]

Cheese                   .

[Sunny Fox 5,950]

8 hours ago, Celli said:

Sorry, I just don't think your criticisms make much sense. 

Also, I feel that way when someone says "I don't get why this is so popular".

Also it's my favorite episode of the show.

 

 

@Sunny Fox

Anyway, Moondancer had every right to be distraught and Twi had every reason to make it up to her.

Moondancer and Twi were very close, in fact they were the only friends they had. Twi had other things to do and neglected to say anything to Moondancer before, which caused her to become more antisocial and keep to herself all the time. It's a very realistic scenario and is done very well. Also Twilight chose to help her after she saw what she did to Moondancer. 

Not to say either of our points of view are right or wrong of course and you're free to disagree, but that's what me and every other person sees when we praise the episode. 

Can you at least see where we're coming from? I can certainly understand your side at least.

That bolded part is precisely where I think we disagree. I don't accept that Moondancer had a right to force her feelings onto Twilight, at least not without a more concrete reason to expect Twilight would be at her party. Again, I know what the writers wanted to do with the episode, I just don't think they did it write (hehe). Had they shown a flashback of Moondancer actually asking Twilight and getting a "yes" answer, thus breaking a promise, I would have absolutely no problem with the central emotional conflict, or with your statement.

I understand why other people like this episode, I truly do, but the writing / logic is flawed. Anyway, we risk derailing the thread, so I'll just leave you with links to the blog posts where I discuss Amending Fences and how it could have been improved, and we can continue with the discussion in PM, if you like.

Back on topic, things I hate everyone seems to love: avacado. Seriously, it's this atomic-sludgey green mush; how can that be appetizing, I ask you?

[Celli 4,338]

7 minutes ago, Sunny Fox said:

I understand why other people like this episode, I truly do, but the writing / logic is flawed. Anyway, we risk derailing the thread, so I'll just leave you with links to the blog posts where I discuss Amending Fences and how it could have been improved, and we can continue with the discussion in PM, if you like

Nah it's fine. I don't think there's anything I can say to change your mind and that's fine. 

7 minutes ago, Sunny Fox said:

Back on topic, things I hate everyone seems to love: avacado. Seriously, it's this atomic-sludgey green mush; how can that be appetizing, I ask you?

I mean, I think it's at least good for making guacamole

 

[Luigi 7,869]

I don't like Sonic the Hedgehog. The fanbase is too insane for me.

Edited June 15, 2018 by Little Baby Dashie

[Im_not_crazy_im_just 1,814]

Just now, Little Baby Dashie said:

I don't like Sonic the Hedgehog. The fanbase is too insane for me.

I don't like Sondash... Trust me that fan base is even worse...

[Will Guide 21,360]

@Little Baby Dashie

@Im_not_crazy_im_just

The Sonic games have had their ups and downs and I enjoyed them , but yeah, I avoided their fan base too. 

Personally, the majority of people still think Mario and Sonic are out to discredit the other, which I hate to hear. So, I love the fanmade crossovers where the two video game characters work together. Super Mario Bros. Z by Alvin Earthworm is one of them.

[Lord Valtasar 12,690]

Football(soccer)everyone around seems to love it

[AJ2489 2,855]

Just now, lordvaltasar said:

Football(soccer)everyone around seems to love it

same 

 

[CypherHoof 26,482]

Just now, lordvaltasar said:

Football(soccer)everyone around seems to love it

Seconded - it has taken over the office where I work, and the matches are up on all the screens that are meant to have customer status on them. it is insane...

[gingerninja666 487]

Films or stories that end with the reveal that the main character had actually planned everything out all along.

[Synniken 261]

Pretty much most things that's been popular on social medias over the past few years. Instagram comedians, fidget spinners, rappers that I've never heard of, the Kardashian-type makeup style, various clothing trends, most trends in general, among other things

[Here No Longer 5,276]

Probably already posted these, but I can't find the posts:

• Grand Theft  Auto- I find the games quite boring and contrived, actually.
• Elder Scrolls- The games are riddled with difficulty issues, not to mention an utterly insane amount of bugs and the combat system straight-up stinks.
• Zombies in Call of Duty- I find it boring and asinine, not to mention horrendously designed. I can't stand it.
• Sports in General- Maybe it's me not understanding the appeal of them, but I just can't get behind them.
• Super Mario Bros. 3- I don't even know how this game is so loved. I don't understand. It's a poorly designed, mediocre platformer with little going for it.
• Marvel heroes in general- So generic, unrealistic, and brainless that it makes me find it tasteless. 
• Disney- They make mediocre films, and buy up everyone else. Then they try to control the production of their films, and it shows.
• The N64 as a console- The controller was poorly designed, the console itself was no move forward from the SNES... It has a decent library, but it's a bit overrated to me.
• Ships- I just find them disgusting more than anything else. The more forced it seems, the worse that feeling is.
• Today's Primetime TV- ... Oh my word. The drama in these shows is so over-the-top, that I just end up
• Sitcoms- They're usually funny at first, but when I rewatch the episodes, I realize that it was never actually funny, and was just stupid instead.
• Goldeneye 007 (N64 Game)- I have NO idea why people like it. They say every reason Ii hate the game, and then say they love it, because... reasons?

Edited July 3, 2018 by A Cynical Millenial

[Thorgir the Mighty 736]

^ Someone sounds salty...