Apparently people (ponies) don’t just struggle to move on. They apparently refuse to move on.

@Smitty1991  
But people hated Meghan McCarthy, Josh Haber, Nicole Dubuc, Joanna Lewis and Kristine Songco.
 
Mostly McCarthy and Haber because people can’t accept change due to how its written differently from Faust and Renzetti. Why say no?

@marik_azemus34
 
@Ebalosus  
in fairness opinions can change over time it’s just very suspicious when they change when something new comes out.  
I’ve already seen some people expecting fans to claim they liked kingdom of the crystal skull when the next film comes out

@Ihhh  
As I recall a common one was the game’s graphics. I also remember one about the game not having voice acting despite when literally the first thing that game does is voice acted cutscene

@marik_azemus34  
Even BOTW still has some detractors.

@marik_azemus34  
Oh

@Bluepenn15  
Well, for the longest time, the Legend of Zelda series has had a fanbase that dislikes the most recent main release, and praises whatever release came before, even if they disliked it initially.
 
Majora’s Mask was criticized for being too weird, nebulous, and derivative of Ocarina of Time, but now it’s a cult classic for its surreal atmosphere and mature themes.
 
The Wind Waker was blasted for being too cartoony on modern hardware, but the graphics have aged extremely well and now the game is praised for its surprisingly nuanced setting and story.
 
Twilight Princess was written off as a shallow copy of Ocarina of Time, and the wolf transformation mechanic was considered obtrusive, but people have come around to the game for its fantastic dungeons and, once again, a dark and surreal setting. Plus, everyone loves Midna.
 
Skyward Sword is still contentious for its linearity, overbearing tutorial and dependence on the Wii Remote Plus, but I hear more and more praise for its graphics, story, and expressive incarnation of Link.
 
Breath of the Wild blew pretty much everyone out of the water right out the game, so it’s the exception to the rule, probably because it’s so different from everything that came before.

@marik_azemus34  
What that

@Ebalosus  
And whatever comes next will turn people around to whatever they last hated, then something else will come along that makes fans like whatever came before that… I call it the Zelda effect.

@Ebalosus  
Honestly yep

@WyrmSpawN
 
It’s becoming more true by the day. I’m seeing people putting S6 and S7 in the ‘good’ camp these days, and in a couple more years I expect to see them put the entirety of G4 in the ‘good’ camp; like how Trekkers now like Voyager and Enterprise, or how Star Wars fans like the prequels.

@ACApenetrator50  
Yep

@Background Pony #DA69  
Every single last one of them is divided in half. Just like this nation

@Background Pony #DA69  
Yep like fnaf that’s I used to be

@Penncentral15  
@ACApenetrator50
 
It’s not just this fandom, all of the fandom are like this.

@ACApenetrator50  
Yep

Sounds about right

Yet sounds like fandom alright

@Hollowfox Jaeger  
Actually, no. The show went on for years after Renzetti left, which I’m glad about since I felt Renzetti was a terrible story editor.
 
@Supes  
Yeah, same here.
 
@TheMasterEraser  
Personally, I absolutely hated the first two seasons. They were terrible, especially season two. My God, what a completely forgettable season that was.
 
@Psyga315  
It ending has nothing to do with fandom drama.
 
@MegaAnimationFan  
Actually, no, it’s not.

@Dragonchick  
I learned how to do it

@ACApenetrator50  
Be quick enough and the edit is there.

@Dragonchick  
I’m not smart enough to know how to do that

@ACApenetrator50  
Editing is a thing

@Dragonchick  
Yes. I forgot to add that into the first one