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Pet Peeves Thread
Wyatt Diaz
Robert Robinson
I mean, give me some examples. I might only be thinking of good cases here. Like Ozymandias in Watchmen.
Julian Smith
>not really tabletop but more writing in general but i really hate hyper competent villains who literally plan 1000 steps in advance and even when you stop him or her everything still goes according to their plan.
real life villians plan their steps ahead too, search for reece comitee and then new order of barbarians
INB4 wikipedia
Dominic Diaz
Look at the OP pic.
He at one point explains how an entire battle will go because the enemy commander's race makes art in a certain way. It's the biggest mary tzu shit ever.
Connor Cooper
>I mean, give me some examples
zombies from world war z movies
Jeremiah Rogers
>mary tzu
Okay I laughed, I'm gona have to rember that one.
Alexander Hill
Everything the hero does in that movie was pure luck anyway.
Leo Kelly
What's it like to be that far up your own ass?
John Gray
... is this a real thing?
Please let it be a real thing.
Jason Barnes
the pic i posted is a pretty good example of a bad example...
the game itself has multiple choices but everything you do in the game basically amounts to nothing because he planned it all in advanced and he basically wins regardless of the ending
bad ending = killing him makes him a martyr to his cause and incites people to revolt despite the fact that he's a known terrorist confessing to the whole world that he hijacked the world's military drones to attack major cities in a global terrorist attack
good ending = he rots in a prison cell and basically gets what he want because regardless if you stop his cyberattack to escape or not it was obviously part of his plan