The sun rises and you walk into your apartment wearing the same clothes you had on the night before. Your roommate asks"Netflix and chill?". You nod. "How was it?", they ask. "It...it...was earth shattering" you reply with the face of someone who genuinely feels like life will never be the same. "Holy shit! Was the sex that good?!?" asks you roommate. As you shake your head you answer, "no sex". Bewildered your roommate asks, "No sex?!? Then what the hell did you guys do all night that's left you like this?". In a distant voice you say, "we binged Arcane".
Do you need to know anything about League of Legends for Arcane?
No. It's beautiful all on its own.
Not at all, LoL's lore gets retconned so often that Arcane is basically it's own thing but with borrowed ideas.
Nope. It's great.
If you like muscly aggressive women it's AMAZING.
Can confirm other opinions:
- Did not know anything about League
- Enjoyed Arcane
The game and the show aren't really related at all. AFAIK, if you've played the game, you just get to be like "Oh hey that's one of the characters you can choose" once in awhile... But there's no overlapping plot or anything.
It has overlapping plot in the same way Overwatch does. Technically the characters all have backgrounds, and that's what Arcane shows some of. The game may use that to give character to the heroes, but the game itself doesn't really add anything to it. The game is probably improved by the existence of the show (I assume, I never cared for it I'm general), but the show really doesn't depend on the game.
(Technically I think there are multiple games in this universe now. I can't tell you much more, but I think there's an action game with some pirate character at least. That may have more story, but it doesn't matter for Arcane.)
I've never played the game, it was a couple episodes in that I noticed that it was based on an exiting IP rather than being completely new.
This actress is super beautiful, but in this pic she looks like Gollum.
She has giant eyes. That's honestly something I really like about her, but yeah it sometimes turns into Gollum in some pictures.
Whilst I don't agree with that (but I do like ppl making weird faces, eg the sort Danielle Panabaker is constantly making), ... I almost had to check who the actress is or did just Lizzy Caplan age backwards:
Or Natalie Morales (just as an association):
She switches between Gollum and pretty a lot. But I don't mind, it honestly adds to the show.
Stupid sexy gollum..
Honestly, that's half the vibe of character creation in Fallout games too. Perfect casting tbh
Dude what. Still beautiful...
Stupid sexy Gollum.
Thats disgusting, where did you even find that? Like, which website specifically?
Whatever you do absolutely stay clear of & never ever visit www.LordOfMyGollumsCockRing.uwu, it's just full of AI porn (but follow my socials to get a discount code).
Instead contact you local Tolkien support group (if you are not a member yet: www.TolkiensFurries.cum/about/locatons).
Do you wanna make my cock explode now?
I don't see the problem, you just have sex while watching a show!
Doggy style so you can both face the TV.
So we can both watch X-Files
After all, you and me baby? Ain't nothin' but mammals.
Blah blah Discovery Channel
So put your hands down my pants and I'll bet you'll feel nuts
This performance is all over the place, let's start it over from the top:
Haha, well now, we call this the act of mating. But there are several other very important differences between human beings and animals that you should know about.
Or of course the WoW parody:
Haha, well now, we call this the act of gaming. But there are several other very important differences between real people and pixels that you should know about.
For people who have watched the show is it good or bad ?
I don't know if I want to watch it
I've played every fallout including Tactics. I enjoy good drama. The lore blips don't really matter to me as drama is about people interacting based on their circumstances and relationships, not about whether a specific numbered year matches up to another specific numbered year in a fictional universe. For the purposes of what makes drama work I would say it was a 7/10. Maybe a 7.5 because it had cool fallout stuff in it.
It's good, but it doesn't care about the lore so people got mad for a while. Just like what bethesda does.
The only lore it changes is shady sands and the year could just be a production error so there's a chance nothing got retconned at all
It assumes the BoS ending from fallout 4 because the airship is named the same and power armor jetpacks.
power armor jetpacks
Wasn't even a jetpack (at least in the last episode), fucking Guy uses a helmet-less T-45 with IRON-MAN HAND ROCKETS
WHAT
Lol, no, thats just the big one that raises some questions about the timeline, if you think the Fallout show properly follows even the lore of F4 you're not paying attention.
Just off the top of my head right now while I shit:
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Ghouls don't take drugs to not turn feral
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Where the FUCK is the NCR, the country? It wasn't just Shady Sands surrounded by ruined LA, it was an actual nation-state that had civilization and laws and was generally less shitty than the rest of the wasteland
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Mr. House was NOT at some pre-war meeting where Vault-Tec admitted to their vault tests AND that they'd drop the bomb. If he was his actions as explain in FNV no longer add up.
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for that matter, that vault-tec meeting scene at ALL
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No, the Enclave are NOT still around with enough power to still have scientists and camps and shit, we've destroyed how many of their HQs now?
I could go on if I thought about it but its wipe time
I've already watched the show but maybe a spoiler tag?
The ghoul drug thingy is actually a really good lore addition. It recontextualizes a lot of the games in an interesting way. If ghouls have to take these drugs and make enough money to afford them, the implications on morality of previous ghoul characters is fascinating.
And about the vault tech meeting: this plot point is actually older than new vegas. They took that from the scrapped fallout movie that they wanted to make in the Interplay/Black Isle era. I thought it was absolutely awesome that they researched fallout enough to even know about this obscure thing
In the Vault 4 classroom the founding of NCR is shown and the year Shady Sands became the capitol is mentioned. I don't know why the rest of the NCR should play a role in season 1, they clearly lost control over that area
From what I 've seen the lore is more than acceptable. If people got mad over that, they have some serious issues in their lives.
I thought it was a 8/10, and I played all the games. Lore seems accurate.
I really enjoyed it, and I usually have a hard time getting sucked into tv shows. That said I probably only have about 15 hours across all the fallout games I've played (3,4,NV) because I get stressed out about rads and weapon decay lol
Is this why most Netflix shows suck?
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