Okay yeah but that's the point. It isn't a spoiler, unless you consider it a spoiler of a four year old comic.
Quote from: TurkTurkBangBang on October 26, 2016, 05:49:27 PMOkay yeah but that's the point. It isn't a spoiler, unless you consider it a spoiler of a four year old comic.yesthat's a spoiler
it doesn't matter if they're only loosely connected, it was just an inconsiderate thing to title the thread
Quote from: TurkTurkBangBang on October 26, 2016, 05:49:27 PMOkay yeah but that's the point. It isn't a spoiler, unless you consider it a spoiler of a four year old comic.yesthat's a spoilerespecially given that the TV show is, you know, an adaptation of this comicit doesn't matter if they're only loosely connected, it was just an inconsiderate thing to title the thread
Again, it was made well before the show started. I didn't know, Das didn't know, etc. The joke was that fans would be worried they were spoiled, see the post in the thread, and then leave.
That would imply that anyone in this site is considerate.
Quote from: Meow on October 26, 2016, 05:59:47 PMThat would imply that anyone in this site is considerate.i'm p considerate
and it had the adverse effect of spoiling the plot for somebody, because it ended up being true
Thread content: "Glenn dies in the comics"The fact that this statement is true does not spoil the show. Not to mention that what's specifically being referenced is the edited "Glenn dies...in the comics" title, which is even more obvious. Really, the only way the episode could have been spoiled by my thread is if someone opened the thread and scrolled past several posts.
Changing the thread title after the episode aired can actually make it worse because if you saw that title and then see it changed you might infer the character does indeed die in the show.
so if you had never read the harry potter books and just started watching the movies and were super into them, would it be okay with you if i just said prior to you watching half-blood prince that "snape kills dumbledore in the book--let's see if it happens in the movie!"would you be okay with thatlet's be generous and say that the harry potter movies were filmed far less faithfully than they were, toowould that be good
Yes, because the books are extremely popular and their plots are well known. In fact, the "Snape killed Dumbledore" meme originated long before the movie released.
OP isn't talking about the comic. This is about the show.
Oh Christ, it's the metal gear spoiler autism all over again
People got angry over that?
People tend to be less than happy when their favorite franchise is spoiled for them, yes. why is this hardam i on another planet right now
People got angry over that? Quote from: DAS B00T x2 on October 26, 2016, 06:16:58 PMOh Christ, it's the metal gear spoiler autism all over again