Halo: Cryptum

[Kornman00]

ftfy

[DarkHalo003]

That....pretty much sums up this whole scenario.

[Tnnaas]

So I heard that Asimov's estate authorized some low-profile author to write a sequel series to the I, Robot books. Either his estate is completely retarded or Mickey Zucker Reichert is a boss author.

If you are wondering how it ties in, 343i is the Halo estate and Greg Bear is Reichert. This is scenario one, where idiots let a bad writer write badly.

[Hotrod]

Ur is german (I believe) prefix that means "Original".

Either way, I'm definitely am looking forward to the books, since I loved the first too. And before anybody goes "ER MAI GAWRD, HOW CAN YOU LIKE THAT SHIT?!". It's called opinions, some people have different ones.

[Tnnaas]

And before anybody goes "ER MAI GAWRD, HOW CAN YOU LIKE THAT SHIT?!". It's called opinions, some people have different ones.

[Pooky]

It's called opinions, some people have different ones.

[DarkHalo003]

Yes, there are different opinions, but do the opinions have reason and are they intelligent for the better? Well, that seems to be the million dollar question here.

[Hotrod]

Well, when it comes to enjoying something or not, there's none that's "better".

[DarkHalo003]

Well, when it comes to enjoying something or not, there's none that's "better".

True, but when something is rehashed from a lot of other things, it's called a casserole. Casseroles are usually created as a cheaper way to produce the product (the dish). As good as they are at times, I'd rather have a steak dinner than a casserole any day.

[Hotrod]

True, but when something is rehashed from a lot of other things, it's called a casserole. Casseroles are usually created as a cheaper way to produce the product (the dish). As good as they are at times, I'd rather have a steak dinner than a casserole any day.

That's a fair point, and while I do agree with you, it doesn't stop me from enjoying it all the same.