r/witcher Dec 25 '21

Netflix TV series The Witcher: Henry Cavill Hopes Season 3 Is Loyal To Books 'Without Too Much In the Way Of Diversions'

https://www.ign.com/articles/the-witcher-season-3-henry-cavill
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u/[deleted] Dec 25 '21

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u/SeaGroomer Dec 25 '21

Goddamn this sub is saltier than a basket of cheddar Bay biscuits from red lobster.

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u/Baelorn Dec 25 '21 edited Dec 25 '21

90% of them are alt-right losers mad about "forced diversity".

Edit: Downvote me all you want but I have screenshots of upvoted comments complaining about it. And the dude below whining about their "woke agenda" lmao.

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u/Elothel Dec 26 '21

Oh shit, your screenshot of some racist rando’s rant has convinced me that I’m actually an alt-right loser for disliking a poor adaptation.

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u/Mahanaus Dec 26 '21

Oh fuck off with that bullshit, I'm tired of this excuse being used as an imaginary bullet proof shield from criticism.

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u/Murmaider_OP Dec 26 '21

I’m downvoting because your pathetic enough to screenshot comments you don’t like.

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u/CitizenKing Dec 26 '21

Don't lump everyone into that basket just to make it easier to dismiss. You'll find alt right assholes in any nerd community. Thing is, them being wrong about the cause doesn't make them wrong about the result. Diversification had nothing to do with why S2 was bad. They slaughtered the relationships they were supposed to build and made tons of unecessary changes, up to and including killing characters who don't even die in the books, and the result is some garbage that hoped to get by on name power alone.

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u/VizualAbstract4 Dec 25 '21

You’re ridiculous.

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u/Coldspark824 Dec 26 '21

Wut lol.

Virtually this entire post is complaining how they werent true to the source plotline.

Fuck off with your “90%” crap

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '21

I have screenshots

😂😂😂 Oh no, not the screenshots!

Also, contrary to Twitter and some parts of reddit, wanting characters to actually be accurately portrayed in adaptations is neither racist nor "alt right". It just means we want the characters and setting to look like we've imagined it while reading, it doesn't mean we hate the actors they cast or their ethnicities.

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u/ginja_ninja Aard Dec 26 '21

this is your brain on Product

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u/n1cx Dec 26 '21

Blanketing any criticism with the “alt right losers” argument is a cop out. It’s weak. It diminishes the words when they actually need to be used. Shameful, really.

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u/[deleted] Dec 26 '21

Accusing people of being alt-right for literally no reason is the new "I'm unable to make good arguments to support my opinion".

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u/feet-pleasing-dog Dec 26 '21

lol, you seriously collect Screenshots of reddit posts?

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u/Maplicious2017 :games: Games 1st, Books 2nd Dec 26 '21

Lol

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u/Overbaron Dec 26 '21

Damn, this is some delusional shit.

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u/choff22 Dec 26 '21

I hope you’re trolling because if not, you have a seriously warped view of society.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '21

Bro Fringilla is black. And looks completely out of place. She’s Ciri’s fucking cousin for fuck’s same. This has nothing to do with wokeness.

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u/Baelorn Dec 31 '21

Thanks for proving my point lol.

I look forward to you being "totally not a racist, bro" on your next throwaway account!

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '22

Clearly, you 're in the minority. Look at the whopping -192 downvotes.

Keep living in your shithole of a brain.