TheMysteriousMrEnter

[Ultimate Grisby]

Why does he keep reviewing if he doesn't enjoy it?

Because he wants the world to know how sad and mad he is over that one episode of Spongebob that wasn't funny.

I used to write little personal reviews to absolutely terrible movies and games I've experienced. Sometimes I saw them because I wanted to know how low they can go (grew up on MST3K). Sometimes you come across cringeworthy bad ones that it feels good to rant about. Nothing wrong with a critic being furious. Roger Ebert was livid with 'North'. It's just that Mr. Enter has no self-control, gets seriously emotional over a show he liked doing something he doesn't like and sets himself up to be like the next superstar. If he got angry over just a few cartoons/episodes with valid reasons, he'd come off as more tolerable. But he doesn't seem to enjoy seeing new Spongebob and looks way too hard into some episodes. The biggest issue with his reviews is how personal he takes shows. He treated Casey Alexander like somebody that shot his dog.

 

[MrWarioWare]

The idea I threw was mixing Kyle's idea with conspiracy. Adults slowly rebuild society and let kids make everything peaceful. Once the conspiracy has suppressed any idea of a war happening, they would slowly manipulate kids with high positions in order to restore the natural order of adults running the world.

So it's like a reverse KND?

 

[WhoWantsStancakes]

Like I said, Kyle was with me for most of the call. He agreed that Growing Around could easily be done with a normal show, like instead of running for mayor it'd be class president. He seemed to know they'd need an recurring antagonistic group. Enter didn't like it.

cus enter hates ideas that are even a bit original

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

Looks like somebody's depressed again:

http://nayolfa.deviantart.com/journal/Welp-515104275

 

[Gazelle_Bro]

Wouldn't that require a massive rewrite of the pilot?

Yes it would, but Kyle was really on board with our combined idea. Enter... not so much.

 

[Blindrainbow]

Like I said, Kyle was with me for most of the call. He agreed that Growing Around could easily be done with a normal show, like instead of running for mayor it'd be class president. He seemed to know they'd need an recurring antagonistic group. Enter didn't like it.

Did he explain why he didn't like?

 

[WhoWantsStancakes]

So it's like a reverse KND?

Haha I remember when that was still airing

 

[Gazelle_Bro]

Did he explain why he didn't like?

He said he didn't like it because it would require effort into placing subtle hints into the episodes about the members of the conspiracy.

 

[Blindrainbow]

He said he didn't like it because it would require effort into placing subtle hints into the episodes about the members of the conspiracy.

So complaining about putting effort in to writing.

 

[WhoWantsStancakes]

He said he didn't like it because it would require effort into placing subtle hints into the episodes about the members of the conspiracy.

Wow

 

[BW-VTfan0]

The biggest issue with his reviews is how personal he takes shows. He treated Casey Alexander like somebody that shot his dog.

He did say he had a dog named Patrick, right? And Casey Alexander made Patrick into a "prick"...

 

[Swiggity Swooty]

I know this may seem like a off-topic question, but didn't MoBrosStudios review Spongebob? But was it as bad as Enter?

It was WAY better than Enter's. This is actually how I first found out about Enter's existence.

 

[The Jumping Dwarf]

Effort is a terrible thing.

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

He said he didn't like it because it would require effort into placing subtle hints into the episodes about the members of the conspiracy.

 

[Gazelle_Bro]

So complaining about putting effort in to writing.

Enter said he wanted to place effort into normal slice of life. I told him that if he plans on releasing to an internet audience, he'd have to make it interesting. He could still do his normal shit, but he'd have to make it interesting in order to hold an audience.

 

[MrWarioWare]

He said he didn't like it because it would require effort into placing subtle hints into the episodes about the members of the conspiracy.

That would actually be the best part of writing it, and you are right! It does take effort to do something like that and could even have a better pay off

 

[Blindrainbow]

Enter said he wanted to place effort into normal slice of life. I told him that if he plans on releasing to an internet audience, he'd have to make it interesting. He could still do his normal shit, but he'd have to make it interesting in order to hold an audience.

Slice of life can be interesting with good writing, but anyway what else was said when you talked to them?

 

[Gazelle_Bro]

Slice of life can be interesting with good writing, but anyway what else was said when you talked to them?

I was asked to specifically stay on topic and not to ask anything personal to Enter. I didn't want to fuck anything up, but it was mostly talking about Growing Around. I was trying to offer them ideas on how to make it slightly interesting. Kyle is pretty nice and shit, like he doesn't warrant a lot of the shit we give him. Enter sounded really fucking depressed, but again, he wasn't taking any of the ideas to heart like Kyle was.

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

You need good characters to have good slice of life, only Sally and Talula have personalities, and they're both knock offs of MLP characters (Pinkie Pie and Diamond Tiara, respectively.)

 

[Blindrainbow]

You need good characters to have good slice of life, only Sally and Talula have personalities, and they're both knock offs of MLP characters (Pinkie Pie and Diamond Tiara, respectively.)

Come to think, if he want to make a slice of life why not just not a slice of life, one without pointless gimmicks that just rise too many questions that the show doesn't answer.