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1) That was on purpose 2) The vast vast majority of twists have been predicted far in advance if they are of any significance. And frankly the ones that people
by runevault 10y ago
1) That was on purpose
2) The vast vast majority of twists have been predicted far in advance if they are of any significance. And frankly the ones that people missed the missed clues are dug up after the fact to show what people missed. Having problems with Mr Robot is fine, but claiming LAZY writing is lazy analysis.
3) in the short term the pacing felt weird, but as things have been revealed everything has started to fit together and see WHY it is paced the way it is.
4) This is entirely incorrect. He started writing a movie, but when he was 90 pages in (1 page = 1 minute of screentime) before he hit the end of act 1 (which was the first season of the show) he changed his intention and plotted it as a TV show after that.
5) this if fair, the characters are wildly naive.
6) Eh this can be argued both ways so can't really disagree
7) I've seen at least some people who struggle with similar issues who are impressed with how accurate Elliot seems. Others may not feel that way, but like anything else relating to people how different people experience different things means no one person can represent an entire thing.
8) She hasn't been unstoppable, though she is the most daunting character in the show other than possibly Joanna.
9) This is totally fair. He's a psychopath as was shown by his whole talk on wanting to be the most powerful person in the room.
10) What? People have CONSITANTLY been right on subreddit. Obviously bad theories are also going to show up, but the accurate ones regularly bubble to the top.
- Redoubts 10y ago> 2) The vast vast majority of twists have been predicted far in advance if they are of any significance... Honestly, a lot of these predictions feel like leaks disguised as pointed predictions, like we saw in GOT. At least the ones I've seen on reddit.
- runevault 10y agoEh, the big reveal for this season I suspected something similar before seeing the reddit thread (I was slightly off) and last season's I figured out by episode 2 w/o seeing Reddit. Mind you aside from coding my main passion is writing so I can smell a lot of the tricks of the trade a mile away.