same here. i loved the assassins creed ending, sure you have to puzzle it out a bit but that works great to resolve this plotline while leaving connections for Assassins creed 2 (which looks amazing BTW).ZeroMachine said:
Most ridiculous plot twist of all time!
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Never played or heard of this game but your description made me want to play it hahahaha xDtimm123 said:
They made such a big deal over everyone dying. They should have just kept them dead.benwaddell said:
Also, this. [http://xkcd.com/109/]
And these. [http://dresdencodak.com/2009/05/11/42-essential-3rd-act-twists/]
Personally, I saw the Assassin's Creed ending coming. "Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal," indeed.
Gaming wise, I second the nod at Fallout 3. The ending came out of nowhere and was a very unsatisfying cap on a game that could have been so much better. But that ending completely destroyed it to shreds. It left me with no desire to play any of the DLC, even if they do RetCon everything...
Book wise, the first Sword of Truth novel, Wizard's First Rule:
Gaming wise, I second the nod at Fallout 3. The ending came out of nowhere and was a very unsatisfying cap on a game that could have been so much better. But that ending completely destroyed it to shreds. It left me with no desire to play any of the DLC, even if they do RetCon everything...
Book wise, the first Sword of Truth novel, Wizard's First Rule:
Darken Rahl is Richard's father. Jeez, people, could we maybe come up with something Star Wars did not completely ruin for the rest of fantasy/SF media for generations to come? Am I the only one who's tired of the hero bearing some secret relation to the villain?
Signs: Miracles happen.
I really hate movies that use miracles as plot points, because it enforces the view that these four people are incredibly important and significant to the vast, infinite universe.
I really hate movies that use miracles as plot points, because it enforces the view that these four people are incredibly important and significant to the vast, infinite universe.
Worst has to be the silly, pointless twist in Fight Club. That, or in The Usual Supects.
The cop is the virgin sacrifice.
It was his fucking sled, dude.
Not sure why everyone got mad about it, either.
The cop is the virgin sacrifice.
It was his fucking sled, dude.
You know, I never really thought it was a twist, either. It makes sense, and doesn't really subvert anything that came before it. What do you call that? Continuation?AngloDoom said:
Not sure why everyone got mad about it, either.
Yeah, that was a pretty good one. My personal 'favorite' is the thing with Liquid's arm in Metal Gear Solid 2. I know, I know, they explain it in part 4. It however is just straight up dumb. I actually laughed out loud when Ocelot started talking in Liquid's voice. Anytime I start to like the series again, I hear Liquid's voice in my head saying "But I live on, through this arm!"Biek said:
You've got to be joking. That thread is from March of last year. I'd say that's plenty of excusable time before repeating an idea.Internet Kraken said:
They were. In the movie, angels, greek/pagan gods, demons, etc, are all the same thing, explained and interpreted differently in different cultures.Multi-Kill said:
On a side note, real Judeo-Christian angels and saints serve a lot of the same functions that polytheist gods did in myths and rituals. They both have a hierarchy, but Christians are different in that they emphasize that angels/saint are definitely not gods. At all. Don't make that mistake.
