I have the feeling that “what members like” is not “actually finishing a good show for fucking once”. Because that’s what I would have liked before I left.
I remember leaving mostly because I realized that I was watching the third generic New England super-natural series where the family moves back to the town the parents (or at least one parent) grew up in, the kids discover something mysterious and then it turns out it is linked to their parents’ past. And they were all so boring I stopped after one or two episodes.
How about checking scripts for decent quality before throwing lots of money at the production of an entire series?
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My goal is just to have a community where people can go and see what new game news is out for the day and comment on it.
I have the feeling that “what members like” is not “actually finishing a good show for fucking once”. Because that’s what I would have liked before I left.
it’s really what drives ‘engagement’ the most–especially the first week, and brings in the most new subs.
I remember leaving mostly because I realized that I was watching the third generic New England super-natural series where the family moves back to the town the parents (or at least one parent) grew up in, the kids discover something mysterious and then it turns out it is linked to their parents’ past. And they were all so boring I stopped after one or two episodes.
How about checking scripts for decent quality before throwing lots of money at the production of an entire series?