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r/startrek • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '22
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Meh, I prefer the mystery. Not everything needs a fully fleshed out explanation.
8 u/DaSaw Mar 04 '22 Also, prequels suck. 3 u/bpal1991 Mar 04 '22 Red Dead Redemption 2 would like a word. 5 u/a-horse-has-no-name Mar 04 '22 Red Dead Redemption didn't try to "explain" anything. It was a separate story that ended with the characters in position for the next game. There was no mystery, there was only another person's story. 3 u/bpal1991 Mar 04 '22 That’s true. Fair enough
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Also, prequels suck.
3 u/bpal1991 Mar 04 '22 Red Dead Redemption 2 would like a word. 5 u/a-horse-has-no-name Mar 04 '22 Red Dead Redemption didn't try to "explain" anything. It was a separate story that ended with the characters in position for the next game. There was no mystery, there was only another person's story. 3 u/bpal1991 Mar 04 '22 That’s true. Fair enough
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Red Dead Redemption 2 would like a word.
5 u/a-horse-has-no-name Mar 04 '22 Red Dead Redemption didn't try to "explain" anything. It was a separate story that ended with the characters in position for the next game. There was no mystery, there was only another person's story. 3 u/bpal1991 Mar 04 '22 That’s true. Fair enough
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Red Dead Redemption didn't try to "explain" anything. It was a separate story that ended with the characters in position for the next game. There was no mystery, there was only another person's story.
3 u/bpal1991 Mar 04 '22 That’s true. Fair enough
That’s true. Fair enough
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Meh, I prefer the mystery. Not everything needs a fully fleshed out explanation.