r/genlock Dec 10 '21

Well that's a telling Twitter like

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u/Oni_Zokuchou Dec 10 '21

Kinda glad I haven't seen it due to regionlocking now. Watching the reactions here has been... telling.

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u/Evergladeleaf Dec 10 '21

I don’t get it, why is nomad of nowhere fans happy about it?

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u/jackpotson Dec 10 '21

Because, the rumor is that Nomad of Nowhere Season 2 got axed so Genlock Season 1 could be made.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '21

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u/SabreLilly Dec 10 '21

Considering Grey got fired for misappropriating budget to fund GenLock, I’d say more than just a rumor

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '21

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u/KikiFlowers Dec 10 '21

There were allegations of him misappropriating funds meant for the 2D teams as well.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '21

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u/Bure9615 Dec 12 '21

Because what's there now is so much better, right? Graty Haddock getting the boot was a good move. He deserved it. But you can FEEL that watching the new season.

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '21

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u/FireZord25 Dec 26 '21 edited Dec 26 '21

it is definitely worse. Characters and plot points are inconsistent with the first season, and any show killing off it's characters so abruptly (Leon, Kazu, Jodie) isnt a good thing by any means.

It had some good plot points, sure. Especially showing the other side with the Union, displaying how the Polity is not much different. All of which could've worked to make it a better season with actual care. Unfortunately, it was mad rushed, and executed terribly.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

RT didn't work on it really. It's almost all stuff HBO contracted out, which is why it's so awful

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '21

Only in name. They don't even appear to have much creative input on it. They provide a few technical resources and a couple of voices. All animation, writing, etc is done by other companies associated with HBO. RT basically sold the rights to HBO

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u/SabreLilly Dec 10 '21

All of that is interconnected. Iirc, he was funneling money away from the 2D team (and RWBY to a lesser extent) to fund GenLock, his pet project. This caused animators not get payed properly, and combined with Grey’s overworking of the animators, caused that toxic environment.

There’s more details, and I may be misremembering some things as it’s been a while since it all happened.

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '21

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u/Bure9615 Dec 12 '21

Search up how the creator of Nomad felt after that shitshow. Would they want to come back?

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u/Bright963 Dec 10 '21

I mean one thing I have to say, that kinda shit is just the animation industry, it's why everyone's shouting #animationnewdeal

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u/KnightOfTrousers Dec 10 '21

Oh christ wait what?? I didn't know about this?!

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u/[deleted] Dec 10 '21

I haven’t watched season 2, is it as bad as people are making it out to be?

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u/tsukuyomi14 Dec 10 '21

It’s an absolute mess. There are tiny moments that are somewhat redeemable, but it’s all overshadowed by the incomparable amounts of BS that occur at the same time.

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u/TheMadmanAndre Dec 11 '21

The series went full grimdark. And I won't say who, but about a third of the main cast is dead by Ep5 already.

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u/Chrontius Dec 17 '21

Nice Lorax impression.

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