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No Man's Rick

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Zupponn » Mon Aug 21, 2017 4:58 pm

Probably better than No Man's Sky.
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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Quantumsurfer » Mon Aug 21, 2017 5:31 pm

It'd berate you the whole time you were playing. Like, *burp* stupid piece of shit, what'd you expect from an indie developer? Magic? *burp* why waste money on this dumbass?

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Tzan » Mon Aug 21, 2017 7:31 pm

Ha that would be perfect. Just add a Rick simulator plug-in to any game.

"Oh what was that? You clicked a button? *burp* Does that make you feel like a big man?

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Natalya » Fri Aug 25, 2017 2:31 am

Rick and Morty is good at like showing a lack of value of lots of things, but it's not been good so far at showing what IS valuable.
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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by dilanski » Fri Aug 25, 2017 9:55 am

Natalya wrote:Rick and Morty is good at like showing a lack of value of lots of things, but it's not been good so far at showing what IS valuable.
I hope that eventually the character development that occurs at the end of every episode will sink in properly, and that the writers are just slow boiling it. Character development seems to be constantly reset with every episode, and character arcs are moving glacially.
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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by sahasrahla » Fri Aug 25, 2017 10:56 am

Natalya wrote:Rick and Morty is good at like showing a lack of value of lots of things, but it's not been good so far at showing what IS valuable.
excellent summary of tv, movies, and storytelling in general these days

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Tzan » Fri Aug 25, 2017 12:07 pm

The only thing on the show that is valuable is Rick's opinion.
*burp*
Unless he is trying to teach you a lesson about not listening to his opinion, and think for yourself.

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Silverdream » Fri Aug 25, 2017 1:04 pm

sahasrahla wrote:
Natalya wrote:Rick and Morty is good at like showing a lack of value of lots of things, but it's not been good so far at showing what IS valuable.
excellent summary of tv, movies, and storytelling in general these days
How? This maybe summarized up 1% of all media.

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Quantumsurfer » Fri Aug 25, 2017 7:27 pm

Wrong. Szechuan Sauce.

Also, the exploration of existential despair is precisely what makes the show a cut above the rest. It very much shows what is valuable and what isn't and endlessly circles the relativity of the idea. Do you even watch the show?

I think I'd agree that the character arcs are slowing but I'd say that they moved at a pretty nice clip before season 3, so I'm okay with that. I particularly like Morty's new attitude, though. It's that subtlety you gotta admire in storytelling. Taking the chance on presenting real characters while trying to maintain the balance of the fact that they're ridiculous cartoons and not overstepping the other way either and having characters unrealistically grow every five seconds.

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Tzan » Mon Aug 28, 2017 11:40 am

Looks like the writers read Natalya's mind from the past into the future.
When they wrote that last show.

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Duerer » Tue Aug 29, 2017 12:50 pm

I watched the first two episodes of this show like a year ago and thought it was cute but can someone of you explain why folks hold it in such high regard?
How much does it stand out from the other adult-orientated cartoons out there?
Does this show also talk about nothing else than sex, violence, profanity and pure shock value (because that's what being adult is definitely all about)?
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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Tzan » Tue Aug 29, 2017 4:20 pm

If you are not interested in "sex, violence, profanity and pure shock value "
Then you might not like this show.

There are plenty of cute cuddly shows around like: We Bare Bears
Which is totally awesome.

Nerd does not live by cute alone.
To show light you must have darkness, so says the magic painter.

Go watch some Metalocalypse.
It blacker than the blackest black times infinity.

Well actually Rick and Morty has been totally crazy this year, each year ups the crazy.

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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by Duerer » Tue Aug 29, 2017 4:42 pm

Tzan wrote:If you are not interested in "sex, violence, profanity and pure shock value "
Then you might not like this show.
Like I said, I found the first two episodes alright. It's more about pushing these things too hard and offering nothing besides that, rather than including them per say.
10 years ago I used to watch Family Guy frequently but now it seems as if I have grown out of that over the years and I doubt I could stand any of McFarlane's works at this point.
Tzan wrote:There are plenty of cute cuddly shows around like: We Bare Bears
Which is totally awesome.
Finished first season but kinda lost track when the second began.
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Finished it like 5 years ago but somehow managed to miss out on its special after season 4.
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Re: No Man's Rick

Post by ninja_bait » Wed Aug 30, 2017 3:51 pm

R&M is also very solid science fiction - they do a good job deconstructing all the classic tropes, but still raises interesting questions about our reality through the lens of their crazy fantasies.
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