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Your words, not mine.

I haven't. In fact, I mouse over any blue text because it's link color. So don't act so certain of things you don't know in the slightest.

Also, I don't see how that's relevant really, but whatever.

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OP was clearly quoting something.

"In all fairness..."

In all fairness, ONE person did.

I fucking hate all of you.

Preach metaphorical cuz!

if u dont like anything good ur no one who should be helped

4give me​

First, I fact checked, there is nothing incorrect about my statement. They first mentioned it with the Grand Fisher. They next mentioned it with the Grand Fisher's reappearance, albeit somewhat tangentially. They finally did something with it well after the defeat of Aizen. Those events are each over 100 chapters apart. So there is no "Actually, no." There's only, "I disagree with your conclusion based on other relevant facts."

Now, I'm saying that this is no longer a reasonable Chekov's gun because the lead was dropped entirely. When they actually come back and "explain" it, it's already been thrown out in favor of another plot point, it's no longer valid. This stuff they're doing now is just filling space until the end.

What chapter was i brought up in?
What chapter did they next give more than cursory mention to it?
What chapter did they start to actually do anything with it?

You'll notice that there's more than 100 chapters between each. That gun's had time to rust through.

Bleach
- Characters mean nothing. They're throwaway tools to talk up the big bad and fill chapters with repetitious hack and slash and contrived revelations. There's always some 11th hour power to save MC-kun and things always turn out predictably. Everyone else is supposedly special, except when compared to MC-kun. He's the most speciallest coolest guy ever. Ever. EVER. He's deep because his mom died and they did nothing with that plot line, so it's 'kay.
-Plot means nothing. What is really being said here? It's story of a kid who kicks everyone's ass because he's so cool. He's gotta save the world from the evil evil guy thing person because that guy thing person is so evil and that is not cool.

Naruto
- Plot means nothing. What's really being told here? It's a story of a kid who didn't have everything he wanted growing up so he makes it his life's pursuit to be a huge attention whore. **** hits the fan and he heroes up because he's got this thing that makes him more specialer than all the normal kids who put him down. More **** hits the fan and he gods up because we gotta scale dem power levels. More **** hits the fan and we know the author just stopped writing.
- Character means nothing. There's all cardboard cutouts to stand around MC-kun looking impressed and occasionally fill in a readership gap that doesn't favor the brash antics of MC-kun.

Can I say it's worse than a lot of stuff out there? No.
Can I say that most of what's out there is bad? Yes.
Has most of what's out there been running for 10+ years? No.
Has one or both of these two been running for 10+ years? Yes.
Therefore one or both of these series has had 10+ years to wear on everyone's patience. That's why people complain, because they're sick and tired of this ****.

It's really your choice to pick what you like, but don't try to say something is good or bad without thinking about it from a more objective standpoint. Think, "WHY DO I LIKE THIS?" and "WHAT ABOUT IT MAKES IT GOOD?" If you can't actually figure it out, it's not good. But you don't have to like good things. You can love bad things and not be a bad person. There's nothing wrong with having open or bad taste, just don't force it on anyone else. People with good taste can follow the same advice. Just get the **** along with people or ignore them.

I was serious, and thank you.

Up until now I've only used GM in the original sense of the term. That is, game master, a person who hosts and controls the campaign in a tabletop setting. Since WoW is a video game with set parameters and no room for a traditional GM, I was slightly confused as to what their role would be.

How do you have a GM in an MMO? Is it like a moderator or something?

For all of the glorious warfare and combat that actually did take place in Biblical text and associated lore, it's kind of sad how many people literally go straight to, "Jeezis fightan!" People wrestled with angels and toppled cities in these stories, we don't need to hear about a pacifistic carpenter who happened to be, in some convoluted way, God.

What nigga stole your bike?