Not sure why so many defenders appeared online during the release of his terrible books. It almost seems like astroturfing was going on.
torstai 4. heinäkuuta 2019 11.09.44 UTC+3 Ronald Myckham kirjoitti:
Not sure why so many defenders appeared online during the release of
his
terrible books. It almost seems like astroturfing was going on.
Finishing the series off was always going to be a hard job. I think he
did fine. There was nothing too unsatisfying there and he had a lot of
loose ends to tie up.
Not sure why so many defenders appeared online during the release of
his terrible books. It almost seems like astroturfing was going on.
Finishing the series off was always going to be a hard job. I think he
did fine. There was nothing too unsatisfying there and he had a lot of loose ends to tie up.
No offense intended by this question, I'm only speaking to your skill as
an excellent parodist, but are you restating the forced narrative to be funny or is that really your opinion?
torstai 4. heinäkuuta 2019 22.21.43 UTC+3 Ronald Myckham kirjoitti:
Sorry, missed this reply. Don't know if you're still around.
Not sure why so many defenders appeared online during the release
of his terrible books. It almost seems like astroturfing was going
on.
Finishing the series off was always going to be a hard job. I think
he did fine. There was nothing too unsatisfying there and he had a
lot of loose ends to tie up.
No offense intended by this question, I'm only speaking to your skill
as
an excellent parodist, but are you restating the forced narrative to
be
funny or is that really your opinion?
I'm not sure I understand the question. I honestly think Sanderson did
a good job with finishing off the story.
I'm not an astroturfbot
Anyway, ddiscussion welcome.
I'm not sure I understand the question. I honestly think Sanderson did
a good job with finishing off the story.
We just disagree, and I'm paranoid. That's all.
I'm not an astroturfbot
I do appreciate this clarification, though I knew who you were before posting that.
tiistai 6. elokuuta 2019 12.59.26 UTC+3 Chucky@Work kirjoitti:
Anyway, ddiscussion welcome.
Or even just discussion.
I, personally, enjoyed the Sanderson's books for the most part. I do
think he didn't get Matrim's quite right however,
and I was unhappy as to Egwene's fate - but it's not clear that was
Sanderson or Jim's notes.
maanantai 5. elokuuta 2019 18.22.39 UTC+3 Ronald Myckham kirjoitti:
I'm not sure I understand the question. I honestly think Sanderson
did a good job with finishing off the story.
We just disagree, and I'm paranoid. That's all.
Fair enough.
I'm not an astroturfbot
I do appreciate this clarification, though I knew who you were before
posting that.
Cool. You never really clarified why you thought this - I mean your
initial opinion on Sanderson. I concede it was hardly an efficient use
of your time to go into reasons for an audience of zero, but how about
an audience of one?
And do you just dislike his Wheel of Time books, or his other stuff in general? If the former, was there anything specific you would have
done differently? If the latter, I admit that I'm halfway through
Sanderson's latest Stormlight book and have stopped to read, like,
five other books in the meantime and may not go back to it at all.
Simply because, sadly, it didn't grip me.
Anyway, ddiscussion welcome.
C@w
Whatever happened to Janica?
torstai 4. heinäkuuta 2019 22.21.43 UTC+3 Ronald Myckham kirjoitti:
Sorry, missed this reply. Don't know if you're still around.
Not sure why so many defenders appeared online during the release of
his terrible books. It almost seems like astroturfing was going on.
Finishing the series off was always going to be a hard job. I think he
did fine. There was nothing too unsatisfying there and he had a lot of
loose ends to tie up.
No offense intended by this question, I'm only speaking to your skill as
an excellent parodist, but are you restating the forced narrative to be
funny or is that really your opinion?
I'm not sure I understand the question. I honestly think Sanderson did a good job with finishing off the story. I'm not an astroturfbot, and I appreciate your praise of my parody work.
I liked the town where the people who die during their nightly bouts of violence come back to life each morning, safe in their beds!
On Monday, December 16, 2019 at 10:17:21 PM UTC-8, Timothy Bruening wrote:Great question. I assume not, since I assume that was due to the Dark One removing the boundaries between life and death.
I liked the town where the people who die during their nightly bouts of violence come back to life each morning, safe in their beds!Did the Hinderstappers come back to life the day after Rand reforged the Seal on the DO's prison?
tiistai 6. elokuuta 2019 16.47.15 UTC+3 Scott Lurndal kirjoitti:ta'veren attributes, and I don't know how those changed.
I, personally, enjoyed the Sanderson's books for the most part. I doI may have to re-read the whole set and see how abrupt the shift was. I confess I never really fell in love with Mat's character the way so many readers seemed to, so I wasn't bothered by any change that ended up happening. I enjoyed his storyline and
think he didn't get Matrim's quite right however,
and I was unhappy as to Egwene's fate - but it's not clear that was Sanderson or Jim's notes.
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