Thread:ScaryMovie53/@comment-37044330-20190604181045/@comment-31330278-20190919221142

1. At least the crooked teacher from part 1 and the rogue hero from part 2 are still here. It's been so long since I played it that I forgot their name. Which "Obscure" villain scared you the most? I know you're not easily scared, and neither do I, but I still find this question as interesting.

2. Recently there are many JP topics I was the last to know about and caught up with an almost crusade-level argument with a Spino fanboy. I wish I could be hardcore enough to knock some sense into the militaristic branch of the fanbase and know things first. Here's the full clash with the said Spino fanboy:

https://jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Thread:88966#26 (started to escalate in page 14-16 or so)

https://jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Thread:93730#2

Does this argument make sense to you? I can respect his opinion that part 3 was the best sequel (most people, me included, doesn't agree with him), but was this aggression really necessary?

3. Not at all. George R.R. Martin and the tv version went separate ways, even if some of the characters are common. For example: Tyrion Lannister, the heroic and tragic dwarf from the series, was actually a villain in the books. As someone who see many hardcore anime as too soft for him, I think you could like GOT. There were some moments that people who doesn't like horror would be scared. Ramsay Bolton and Karl Tanner were very vile people with oceans of blood and gore on their hands. The Mountain was involved in killing children. Euron Greyjoy is like the psychopaths from the news. The scary part is that even after killing his own brother, overthrowing his own niece and refuse to acknowledge his nephew as a vertebrate, he's still only the second most evil GOT character. Joffrey Baratheon is possibly the worst child ever, and for some reason, many hardcore GOT fans see him as the most repulsive villain. Even his own actor hates him, like with Dolores Umbridge. In a show where psychopaths like Ramsay and Euron runs amok, and the Lannisters were the rulers of the world for 7 seasons, people hate Joffrey more than the at least 4 villains who're more evil and repulsive than him. Not just seeing him as a worse villain. hating him. Deeply.