I will say Until We Win was a pretty good show where LordKat helped guide us through beating the most difficult games known to man.
Also, I know that lots of people have got reasons to hate LordKat, but where I'm at, I find myself understanding the circumstances in which people hated or ragged on LordKat or had huge political issues with him in Channel Awesome.
I'm starting to understand why those things happen more, but I thought from understanding why they happened, like all the stuff with The Spoony One, I do find myself coming down on LordKat's side a lot more as the years go on. Not just E3 2010 (where Spoony ran up and down the halls screaming about XCOM's betrayal), but kind of generally with LordKat's view of things.
Honestly, with LordKat, I always think that the worst thing I can say about him is that he takes things too seriously, he's a bit of a stickler, and he's a bit of a party pooper sometimes. And if that's the worst stuff I can say about someone, then really he's not that bad at all.
You know, like, with Spoony, you could come up with a laundry list of "Oh, he's done this, he's done this, he's done this." LordKat is like "He's surly, and he can be a bit mardy at times."
Outside of that, I don't think I can really come up with anything about LordKat that would make me be like, "Oh, I can see why people hate this guy now."
At the end of the day, it's exhausting to be a public face and figure, and have all this bad stuff happen to you.
Nowadays, LordKat would become a successful software engineer, and Spoony would become homeless. In a sense, LordKat predicted Spoony's downfall.
It's almost a fitting end to the LordKat character because he never sold out and he never lost his integrity.
Jason Pullara came home. He's fine.
What Spoony did was murder the LordKat character.
Also, I know that lots of people have got reasons to hate LordKat, but where I'm at, I find myself understanding the circumstances in which people hated or ragged on LordKat or had huge political issues with him in Channel Awesome.
I'm starting to understand why those things happen more, but I thought from understanding why they happened, like all the stuff with The Spoony One, I do find myself coming down on LordKat's side a lot more as the years go on. Not just E3 2010 (where Spoony ran up and down the halls screaming about XCOM's betrayal), but kind of generally with LordKat's view of things.
Honestly, with LordKat, I always think that the worst thing I can say about him is that he takes things too seriously, he's a bit of a stickler, and he's a bit of a party pooper sometimes. And if that's the worst stuff I can say about someone, then really he's not that bad at all.
You know, like, with Spoony, you could come up with a laundry list of "Oh, he's done this, he's done this, he's done this." LordKat is like "He's surly, and he can be a bit mardy at times."
Outside of that, I don't think I can really come up with anything about LordKat that would make me be like, "Oh, I can see why people hate this guy now."
At the end of the day, it's exhausting to be a public face and figure, and have all this bad stuff happen to you.
Nowadays, LordKat would become a successful software engineer, and Spoony would become homeless. In a sense, LordKat predicted Spoony's downfall.
It's almost a fitting end to the LordKat character because he never sold out and he never lost his integrity.
Jason Pullara came home. He's fine.
What Spoony did was murder the LordKat character.
