Since the bandwagon for this has appeared...

[GreatSaiyaman123]

You know, you can tell how Snyder is >> Abrams just by comparing Man of Steel to the Superman movie Abrams almost did. He had Nicolas Cage as Superman, ffs.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

To be fair, 1 was the one who was dead-set on playing Superman, so maybe JJ had to cave in.

Also don't act as though seeing "NOT THE KRYPTONITE" wouldn't be true gold.

 

[Papasmurf]

Do you work rn?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Yes. I work writing persuasive articles for two connected companies.

 

[Papasmurf]

Yes. I work writing persuasive articles for two connected companies.

Is the wage good?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

It's decent for the low amount of work I'm given (1 article for each company per week), though it is quite variable as it all depends how many article premises I get sent, since I act as more of a ghost writer and the people sending me the work via email can be pretty unreliable.

 

[Papasmurf]

Do you work from home?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Yeah. The actual company is too far to travel to, but I got in touch with them and worked out a work plan due to my brother's connections to them.

 

[Gin]

How would you rate Scarface?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Haven't seen it yet. I would imagine rating it fairly high, since I do find stories about a character's degradation and downfall to be a very engaging type of story, though it does seem to have a bit too much rule of cool to be on the same level in that regard as something of a similar narrative such as The Sopranos.

 

[SSJ2]

Yes. I work writing persuasive articles for two connected companies.

What are the articles usually about or is a wide range of topics?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

One company is a financial one, so usually topics about credit cards, digital transactions, etc. The other company focuses on waste management/recycling.

 

[SSJ2]

Are your articles intended to scam ppl?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

I can answer you with a small loan of a million dollars from your Ugandan relative if you give me the bank account number.

Seriously though, they're SEO articles mainly driven at allowing the site to show up as close to the first Google result as possible through keywords and persuasive text, informing people primarily about business management from either a financial or environmental perspective.

 

[SSJ2]

That’s interesting. Have you had success in SEO? It’s something I’ve tried to look into for the forum but I find it hard to improve our search ranking further than it already is.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Wouldn't really be able to say, since I'm in more of a trainee position at the moment. I have yet to find many of the articles show up as the top result, but that's expected when comparing the company to most of the major news resources in terms of popularity.

 

[ahill1]

What do you think about the song Imagine All The People, from John Lennon?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Has a good tune and vocals, but the lyrics have way too much of an anti-religious and communist leaning and can even feel like propaganda because of it.

 

[ahill1]

Regarding Naruto Shippuden, I know you think it wasn't well handled and that it was like Bleach's level, but why do you think so? What did you find so bad about part 2?

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Regarding Naruto Shippuden, I know you think it wasn't well handled and that it was like Bleach's level, but why do you think so? What did you find so bad about part 2?

I wouldn't say it was still as bad as Bleach, but still awful as a whole. To save time, I'll just bullet point the main reasons

* Ruining Naruto's character - His part 1 self was proactive in achieving his goal despite his status. His role as a chosen one in Part 2 is a betrayal of that premise and retroactively makes him a hypocrite in his fight with Neji. Also, his obsession with bringing Sasuke back when he already has far more better friends to prioritise on made him a dumb, reactive character acting more like an obsessive ex-boyfriend. Also "Obito was the coolest guy" was unfathomably dumb.
* Poor villains - The goals of almost every villain was either bland or poorly handled. Itachi's true goal was contradictive and just a character rewrite to make him sympathetic, Pain was just salty with his dumb reasoning of "muh pain is greater than yourz!" Obito was just mystery bait that ended up being highly disappointing with all his genocide just being for the illusion of a girl. Madara wasn't bad, but was pretty bland and Kaguya was just poorly implemented without too much build up as well as being overly incompetent for the strongest and most combat-variable character at that point.
* Abandoning the support cast - A lot of the support characters such as Lee or Neji hardly get given any focus and even those who do get some focus such as Gaara or Hinata tend to only have a single highlight.
* Abandoning tactics - With the exception of Shikamaru's battles, most of the tactical approach and teamwork of Part 1 was abandoned as most of the battles tended to rely fully on hax Jutsu and overpowered Chakra blasts, a lot like how DB's combat went from skilful martial arts and some level of tactics in the early arcs to just power ups and huge Ki blasts from the late Freeza Arc and onwards. It also heavily reduced the limits of many characters or techniques, such as Guy spamming 7th Gate throughout the war and Kakashi quickly being able to spam Mangekyo Sharingan.
* Not having a real solid focus - Whilst it can be good for a series to organically progress and change the focus as new conflict arises and the world evolves (something that still makes Shippuden better than Bleach) it wasn't handled too well in Shippuden as a lot of character had too much build up to be shoved aside when someone new came in. Orochimaru was set up as the main villain (or at least one of them), yet all that build up results in him getting beaten by Sasuke and becoming a side character thereafter. Tobi had all the build up of being Madara and the true final boss of the series, yet is shown to just be a fake.

There were still elements of Part 2 I did like such as Shikamaru's tactical battles, Jiraiya VS Pain being a good finale for his character and the rock-paper-scissors nature of the Releases making it a more interesting power system than a lot of other Shonen have (even if it being taught to Naruto this late was stupid), so I wouldn't say it's completely worthless, though may as well be due to its negatives vastly outweighing it.