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Originally Posted by Jan-Poo
When people play a certain game for several years and the creator suddenly changes the rule of the game people start raging. If you don't believe it, just check what happened with "Star Wars Galaxies".
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Your right, but it's not just with Umineko or Starwars or even just games. Almost every fanbase with a huge following has people like that. I'll give Dragonball Z as an example. In the original manga there was lots of Foreshadowing that once somone would turn into a super Saiyan that person would die after it happened. So Akira Toriyama had planned to kill Goku off for a long time. But the fans kept screaming to bring him back and he was like "What? Do you want to see more Super Saiyan forms or something?" "Yeah that would be cool". "DAMMIT!" So he brought Goku back...
That's probably a significant reason for why Akira Toriyama didn't work on GT. At that point he just got tired of working on it and his fans.
Or as a mystery example see how Conan Doyle had to revive Sherlock Holmes.
In short fans can be a lot of the reasons why things turn out bad, and I think that's mostly because most of them don't know what they really want. Or they want
too much.
oh and watch
this video for a laugh.
