Lewis Jack

As a longtime fan of the Star Wars franchise, I had high hopes for "The Acolyte," but unfortunately, it falls far short of the mark. The series is a stark departure from what made Star Wars beloved by so many fans "back in the day." Firstly, "The Acolyte" lacks the heart and soul that characterized the original trilogy. The narrative feels disjointed and the characters are underdeveloped, making it difficult to form any emotional connection with them. The storylines are overly convoluted, trying too hard to be edgy and complex rather than focusing on the timeless themes of hope, adventure, and redemption that once defined the series. Moreover, the series seems to have completely abandoned the spirit of the classic Star Wars aesthetic. The visuals, while technically impressive, come across as sterile and lack the charm and grit of the original practical effects and sets. There's a noticeable over-reliance on CGI, which detracts from the immersive experience that practical effects once provided. Additionally, the action sequences, a staple of Star Wars, feel uninspired and lack the thrilling, high-stakes energy of the original lightsaber duels and space battles. The choreography is often clunky, and the stakes never feel as high as they should. It’s as if the series is trying too hard to replicate modern action tropes without understanding what made the original battles so iconic. Lastly, "The Acolyte" seems more focused on ticking boxes and pandering to current trends than telling a compelling story. The forced inclusion of various elements feels unnatural and detracts from the overall narrative. It’s as if the series is more concerned with making a statement than respecting the rich lore and deep mythology that George Lucas created. In conclusion, "The Acolyte" is a disappointing addition to the Star Wars saga. It lacks the magic, the compelling characters, and the narrative depth that made the original trilogy a cultural phenomenon. For fans who fell in love with Star Wars "back in the day," this series is a far cry from the galaxy far, far away that we cherish.

Don’t listen to the negative reviews, the game is fun and enjoyable and like people are saying it’s going back to old routes the way the AC universe should be, most games that come out now people whine about them being bad or not doing this or that and because it not to there liking they review it low but honestly the game is good and i have played all AC games and this is one of the more better ones I hope that the new AC game coming out next year will follow this and stick to the assassin feel of the game would recommend people play it or get Ubisoft + and play it that way.

Personally I though this film was terrible, would not recommend to anyone 2 hours of my life I won’t be getting back

So I gave warframe another go, first time I played I was like meh after a few hours , but I was looking for a game to play about a month ago and I thought I’ll give warframe another go after seeing the trailer for new war, so I gave it a chance and I was blown away I just completed the first story and just wow the sorry was brilliant (towards the end) I’m addicted to the game it is fun and fast paced, The people are friendly the gameplay is fun the items and equipment are amazing overall the game is really fun and to anyone who hasn’t played it or only gave it a little bit of time give it another go and hold out because the game is really fun I can’t wait to see where they go with this game