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Nanis23 posted...

Huh not sure I follow
What is the point of him going to get the Captain mask or whatever it's called..why go to the canyon at all?

Tbh I did that in my first play too.

I think GBT is way better than WT.

The puzzles are more intuitive (in WT you just go to random rooms at different water levels) and the aesthetic is a lot better.

It gives you the mask you need to enter the canyon.

I was on the fence. I liked the episode, but I didn't like how the writers were basically stalling the plot till the day of black sun.

After season 2 and its tight plot, going back to episodic pace felt weird.

You had to be there, knowing it was the final season, wanting epic stuff to happen, and being treated with a freaking beach episode.

It's a good episode yes, but Book 3 has way too much filler.

http://lvl30psy.thecomicseries.com/comics/190

Pretty good videogame parody webcomic, btw.

She's not trying to be a hero all the time anymore. She is more of a team player. I think this is pretty noticeable at the start of S3.

Well if you think about it the temperature required to change water from liquid to solid and back to liquid is much closer to ambient temperature than the one required to do the same thing to rock.

Which is why we don't see lava in our daily lives.

So it does take a lot more energy, or in Ghazan and Bolin's case, a more difficult technique in order to make a more efficient use of energy.

Another Great Divide lover? I thought I was the only one.

This is one of the most hated episodes, apparently.

The writers of this show went as far as they could in a cartoon aired on Nick. Not only in the LBGT thing, but also in terms of plot and other things.

That is the curse of Korra. It is a Western Cartoon being restricted by the fact society doesn't allow Western Cartoons to go too far.

It is still an amazing show though, and I dare say as good as ATLA. The original show had a better structured plot and better protagonists, but Korra reached certain highs ATLA could only dream of. Mostly in the last two seasons.

on hiatusavatar, the bumplegend of breakorra

Nick spent the entire run of Korra trying to kill it.they would greenlight seasons one by one to prevent the writers from telling one continuous story. They would randomly change the timeslots and then not advertise it so the kids would miss it. They decided to make it online-only in the middle of S3 and then aired it on TV anyway after it was over.

Some higher up there wanted really hard to kill it, but couldn't because it was super popular among teenagers and young adults, so they tried to sabotage it instead. This sudden budget cut was just the last straw.

All things considered, the writers pulled a miracle with the hand they were given.

Is this when we get to bash Nick?

I read the first comic and iot was kind of bad.

Haven't returned to them ever since.

And I can say there will be a lot of Varrick. More than in s3.

Holy crap I'm even feeling like rewatching s4 now.

I told you the villain was a good one.

Also this season completes the political collection:

S1: communism
S2: fundamentalism
S3: anarchism
S4: fascism

Sorry dude, in a show made for Nick, putting Korra on a wheelchair is the extent of what Zaheer can do.

AndI loved that ending. So powerful.

- Season 3
- Complains about lack of lasting consequences.

What.

He does 99% of the thinking.

Plus I wouldn't be surprised if he was a good fighter too. They put him on a lone jail cell on the top of a mountain for a reason.

S4's villain is pretty good too. Just not Zaheer.

I like it how for years fans ot ATLA in the internet theorized how Aang would be much stronger if he could take air from people's lungs but were like "nah, this show isn't dark enough for that".

Same thing with bloodbending.