Sam Hyde, Charls, and Nick Rochefort discuss Diablo IV, contemporary writers, and the conclusion of Succession!

The writers of Diablo 4 are so bad that they've created a game that is a huge release but panders to the least imaginative audience. The doomsday cutscenes take shots at religion and the storyline is lackluster. There's a new trend of glorifying broken people in writing, and it shows in shows like Succession. The ending of Succession is a slap in the face to the viewers. The writers didn't hire good writers, maybe they should've looked on r/ [__] Rick and Morty for better talent.

• All of these characters seem to agree on one thing: Diablo 4 falls far short of expectations. 🎮

Complaints about Diablo 4 🤔

These gamers think that Diablo 4, a game that has just been released, does not deliver. It doesn't live up to the hype, the plot is poorly developed, and several elements in the game seem to be pandering rather than well-crafted.

Insufficient Storytelling Efforts 😤

They take issue with the simplification and lack of effort evident in the game's storyline. According to them, the cutscenes and plot don't resonate with players. The critics are in agreement that the game is not just bad, but it appears to be unappealing on a fundamental level.

Criticisms of Modern Writers 🖋

The conversation has now shifted to the grievances about authors and screenwriters today, particularly those focused on TV shows like "Succession". 📝

The Problem with Today's Writers 📺

The trio delves into their dislike for the ending of "Succession" and what they perceive as the skills invested in its writing, asserting that a decline in quality can be attributed to modern writers being uninspired and unoriginal. They insinuate that certain traits make it easier for writers to climb the hierarchy in this industry.

The Disappointing Conclusion of Succession 👎

They express unhappy sentiments toward how the show's characters were resolved, contending that they would have preferred a more balanced and elegant conclusion to the series. The feeling is that the writers instead chose a "middle finger" approach, leaving viewers without any meaningful redemption or morals to take away.

It's clear that these critics hold strong opinions and standards in the realm of entertainment, expecting nothing short of excellence. 🌟