Sequels do get more leeway, yes because at least it's an advancement and not a retelling. But no, people often complain about sequels messing up entire franchises so it's not really argument. We're not discussing sequels, we're discussing remakes.
>semantics
bruh what are you talking about lmao
True but that does not invalidate people's complaints and rating the remake with poor scores. That's the entire point.
Nor do I think your rebuttal is about my original point. The quality of the remakes is debatable. But the fact that the original is there, is not for the ones I listed.
OP is complaining about something that is only brought up when his shitposting is that obvious.
If you know this shit is true then stop being a baby. Do you not know that you're proving everyone else right or are you really autistic that you think that you're making a counterpoint simply by just replying to everyone and trying to get the last word in?
You've missed the entire point of OPs post then. You assumed a strawman and are arguing against it.
>if you know this to be true then stop being a baby
What? Did you not read the rest of the statement? You fucking idiot?
a thread died for this Tumblr bastardization of a meme
OP's point is obvious. Some people are just that easily figured out.
This is mostly true for games where the original is literally perfect, easily accessible and has a modding scene that keeps it alive
i.e.:
>Doom 1 or 2
>Literally any Elder Scrolls game
>STALKER
>X-Com
>Half-Life
If it's an incomplete game with a shit engine, shit modding scene and was expected to be improved with a sequel/remake then it's much harder to come back to the original and be 100% satisfied, especially if you can't even run it on modern hardware.
Why is this dumb meme where you write like a low iq ghost from Shin Megami Tensei popular?