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Honestly, I never 100% got why in Inquisition you *can't* get both sides. The Templar mission never really seemed time critical and you spend most of your time with the Templars fighting Templars. Especially with how you have the option to just flat declare 'The Templars are Disbanded' and that's a ...

The film doesn't go into too much detail over the Insurrectionist cause, but frankly they aren't exactly complicated. They really are violent terrorists who have not limited their violence to military targets alone. They've killed a lot of civilians, because they view Earth at large as their enemy,...

I do like this crossover. I do feel like it has Batman's stuff overshadow Superman's a bit though. Joker thoroughly beats Supes *and* Lex, requiring Batman without really much turnaround save the robot in the printing machine (Which is then immediately followed up by Batman beating up bigger robots)...

I must admit, I've always been kinda...unhappy...with how Stargate treated the humanoid replicators. Time and time again they run into replicators who don't agree with the others or want to not fight them and time and time again Atlantis backstabs them because 'they're too dangerous', while they'll ...

Thebestoftherest wrote: ↑Tue Nov 17, 2020 2:51 pm It does say who right or wrong just what is. I wish we could get a sequel to see if the lost of their life would have cost their futute.

Honestly, I think it's better without a sequel. Leaves it uncertain instead of coming down definitively if that doomed the planet or not.

Dick Move Atlantis, Dick Move.

It was nice of them to promote Ash to the head of a terrorist organization.

It's something I've said before but...I am so tired of Section 31. Give Starfleet Intelligence an actual showing when you need a damn spy. They're an actual part of Starfleet, not a terrorist cell.

Yeah, I must admit...I can very much understand the diplomats not being happy about the whole 'Oh, turns out America's been violating the Outer Space Treaty and nearly got Earth destroyed on multiple occasions.' I'm kinda on their side on that one personally despite liking the SG-1 team. Honestly, a...

I'll admit, I'd kinda like to see modern trek characters have to deal with such an episode. It seems like Kirk killed off 90% of the space gods before anyone else got to meet them.