Miguel Zoleta

I think this was an amazing and unique take on portraying who the Joker is, his origins and his deep seated conflict with Batman. I especially loved how it portrays that the Wayne family is not exactly entirely innocent in the forging of the Joker. Batman's father is depicted as somewhat of a snobby rich elitist trying to escape his past love affair with the Joker's mother. The Joker further goes on to show how as much as the rich are allowed to practically step on the poor, yet they are put on a pedestal and celebrated, yet the suffering and struggles of those from the slums are practically ignored by society. Interestingly murdering of the rich elite such as by the Joker, gains immediate attention, on the contrary no one bats an eye when it happens to someone from the slums. Thomas Wayne's casting aside and dismissal of Penny Fleck and denial of her son (the Joker) adds icing to the cake and puts an interesting driving force behind Joker's conflict with the Wayne family. The film overall provides a unique and fresh perspective of who the Joker is and how he came to be. At one point I even feel a sort of empathy for the Joker, as essentially his desire to to bring Gotham to chaos and disarray stems from his hatred of the rich elite like Bruce Wayne and Murray who are happy to to casually ignore the suffering of those beneath them. Interestingly as the Joker rises to infamy in the city, the people actually celebrate him perhaps as way of expressing their joint disdain for people like the Wayne family.

Why am I being FORCED to play as Abby..... Literally she tries multiple times to kill Ellie. Abbie's father tried to kill Ellie with a very tiny chance of obtaining a cure (which has costed many people their lives due to those who were immune being repeatedly sacrificed for research), and then Abby acts as if somehow Ellie wanting to live and Joel protecting her from Abby's father as being just SOOO horrible. Then later Ellie goes back in forth between letting Ellie go and wanting to kill her. The story is just ultimately unsatisfying and painful to have to endure especially since there isn't a choice given to players to kill or let Abby live...

Que time is incredibly long because you can just keep declining the match over and over without consequences. The matchmaking makes the game incredibly one sided, it is not uncommon for one team to have more than double the kills of the other. Good luck playing a casual game as solo, the matchmaking refuses to pair premades with other premades, it's way too common for a team of solos to be paired against a 3 or 4 man team.

Trash game too much latency and lag you would think after 10 call of duties they would fix their servers

terrible, report system does nothing, toxic atmosphere, only balanced towards champions the pros like. Developers would rather spend time pumping out skins than fixing their game. Plenty of other games that are more enjoyable

Very slow story. Acting does not inspire any intrigue in the characters. The movie scores points in weirdness and uniqueness but it’s hard to feel anything for the movie, the movie just doesn’t inspire much emotion from the viewer as even the deaths have no stakes, the other characters are practically unphased by the death of their crew mates. The movie is basically prisoners killing each other over nothing, but in space.

I hate how they made you enter predefined roles. I also find It stupid that they made it so you could only have 7 support heroes while damage has 16. The changes made to the game have made it unfun and more predictable. I don’t mind balancing a game but part of what made this game fun was that you could have freedom in selecting whatever you wanted, if your team was behind you could completely pick a different champ to break the other team advantage.