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[Vankala]

Aww. Ok...(And i just joined the convo, too... crying ) Oh well.

Btw, I think Harry Potter is overrated. Not overhyped, just plain overrated. But that's just my opinion. rolleyes  

[Canas Renvall]

I agree. It's pretty good, but not like earth-shattering. razz  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

You gotta read the books as a child to like Harry Potter. I didn't. And as far as I'm concerned now, I couldn't care less about some preppy kid with a magic wand. When's the next Harry Potter movie coming out? I wanna go to the theater and make fun of all the people who dress up in the costumes to go see it.  

[Vankala]

Yea, i suppose. I never read the books and the movies and hype made me less interested in them. At lesat the books finally came to an end. That means the movies will eventually come to an end too. Unfortunately, the hype will most likely still be around. -_-  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Either way, couldn't care less. The best thing about Harry Potter fans (most of them, anyway) is that it's so much fun to tease them. And I know that might sound mean... Guess I'm just feeling mean today.  

[Elliot Salem]

That didn't sound mean at all. Sounding mean is what I did at the Halo 3 launch.  

[LAAG]

Harry potter was just hype. The book fans were just freaking out so much because it was being made into a movie. It's like these days any book or video game that attracts a lot of kids is instantly turned into a movie. Or vice verse  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Elliot Salem

That didn't sound mean at all. Sounding mean is what I did at the Halo 3 launch.

No, what you did was pure genius.
And still, Halo Fans are these gamers who'll cuss their opponents out while playing online.

Harry Potter fans (that I've known) are pathetic little people who would cry if you insult Harry Potter. They were pushovers, so making fun of them is a bit more bullyish than making fun of Halo fanboys.  

[Elliot Salem]

Not all Halo fans do that, however. It's actually the game hoppers who do it. By that, I mean those people who go with whatever game a lot of people are buying. When COD4 was released, Halo 3 seemed to lose all of those people, not sure what game they're populating now, but may God have mercy on their ear drums.

Some HP fans are like that too, but it's a small majority of them. Bio, they don't want to cause trouble over a book. So, as you make fun of them, they won't do anything as violence over a book is pointless.

LAAG: Any game, comic, book, TV show, Cartoon and pretty much farts are being made into movies. Not sure if anyone played it, but the game Kane and Lynch Dead Men apparently has a movie in the works. Gears of War apparently has a movie in the works. ******** Dragonball has a damned LIVE ACTION movie in the works. s**t is being made into a movie too. Only it'll be called Disaster Movie instead of Steaming Pile of s**t.  

[LAAG]

It just gets so ******** annoying seeing it all the time. Once a masterpiece has been made our corporate industries have to take it as far as they can possible stretch it and just ruin it.  

[Elliot Salem]

Not all the time.  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Well, they gotta make money somehow. The best you can do is ignore it.  

[Elliot Salem]

Or learn to deal with it. Let's face it, all of these movie adaptions aren't bad. Some are, some aren't.  

[Biohazard EXTREME]

Well yeah... But what do you mean learn to deal with it? Ignoring it IS a way to deal with it.
It's how I'm dealing with Resident Evil right now. I'm ignoring RE4, UC and everything that'll be released in the future. It's my way of dealing with it, and I think it's a much better way of dealing with it than FORCING yourself to like something. Which is what I think most of the RE veterans are doing with the newer games.  

[Elliot Salem]

Deal with is as in not causing a commotion about it. As in, acknowledging that they are there, and that the novels(or the main source) is/are better, but not going on a full bent war on them. Pretty much what I'm saying, is don't pull a Jack Thompson and spend you're life trying to get something to change that won't ever change.