Lurker > pegusus123456

I don't remember Littlefinger getting dumb

It was season 5 that made me drop the show when the script writers had Littlefinger marry Sansa off to a sadistic sociopath despite the previous season ending with Littlefinger nearly throwing his life away in desperation to protect Sansa.

A few would have been fine, but it felt like a third of the book. Which where then juxtaposed against the Brienne chapters, which the reader knows aren't going to advance the plot at all because neither of the people she is looking for are in the area anymore (shout out to my boy Dick Crabb though).

The text is beyond cringe but he actually has charisma when speaking, I was very surprised considering what's being implied by the topic title. Honestly 99% of CEmen would see themselves upgraded by emulating this guy

Yeah, book 4 almost made me quit the series because it was just chapter after chapter of her being a moron. And not even "well from her perspective it's a smart move" dumbass stuff, but "there is no reasonable justification for this character to be this dumb" type of dumbass stuff.

At least Cersei stayed pretty true to her character throughout

Dumb and Dumber had no idea how to handle the clever schemers in the story. The other 2 characters that were supposed to be really smart (Littlefinger and Tyrion) didn't feel all that smart once D&D veered off from/ran out of the source material either.

It's a part of any athletic discipline, but this guy probably doesn't understand that because he's never exercised in his life.

If you want to call them super powers

They just live in one of those universes where any normal person can train really hard and seem super human

They aren't the justification for super powers. It's Japanese fitness education.

But nah, you go ahead and be a snob about it.

What makes you think it would be profitable for Twitter? Pretty sure their point was just that he's basically just doing what pretty much all other social media normalizes as common. Even Instagram is trying to force videos more than pictures now.

San Fierro -> Los Santos - Las Venturas
San Fierro IMO was most utilized city.
Lost Santos was also cool, but I like the SF setting more, hence it gets the top pick.
Las Venturas... I feel like every mission took place within the vicinity of the casinos and everything else was just there for the sake of being there. Like there was that suburban area to the south, a golf course in the northwest, and an industrial area to the east. They were never relevant or explored, not even housing a collectable, a rare vehicle, or weapon spawn.

OK, but is it really up to them? This is Reddit's data at the end of the day, and these black outs cause them to lose traffic. And I'm definitely not saying reddit is in the right with the API.

Imagine Google letting essentially random, unpaid people black out their data whenever they felt like it. Would never ever happen in a million years.

AITA is just a bunch of people justifying their awful behaviors and the community reinforcing it.

Reddit can simlultaneously be doing a shitty thing with the API changes and the mods also be in the wrong. It's not, or at least shouldn't be up to them to black out these subreddits which are a great source of information for many people. And after all, the data is Reddit's at the end of the day.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/7/6/AAfBk1AADs6I.jpg