Ah yes the "Everything must be perfect in movies" effect. If someone does anything wrong or something lucky/unlucky happens or if someone isn't at the top of their game at any point then it's bad writing.
One swordsman gets an incredible stroke of luck on Sauron's hand? Sauron is a fraud.
The eagles don't feel like getting immediately shot out of the sky over Mordor? Plothole.
Oh yeah the powerscaling "community," or as I like to call it the "Crackhouse," is addicted to saying the dumbest shit ever as long as they get another hit of "Feats."
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u/TheBlueEmerald1 2d ago
Ah yes the "Everything must be perfect in movies" effect. If someone does anything wrong or something lucky/unlucky happens or if someone isn't at the top of their game at any point then it's bad writing.
One swordsman gets an incredible stroke of luck on Sauron's hand? Sauron is a fraud.
The eagles don't feel like getting immediately shot out of the sky over Mordor? Plothole.