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City Skylines Team to their fans: We’re sorry. Making good.
George R.R Martin to his fans: Go get fucked.
What's the scuttlebutt with GRRM?
Refuses to finish next installment of Game Of Thrones — like ten years waiting.
13 years. :)
If he'd just say "It is over, no more books." people would just move on. But him constantly stating that he'll publish "next year" for 10 years years or so now is really annoying.
HAHAHAHAHAHA
The Elder Scrolls fans: First time?
It is pretty comparable tbh. It is also the same for Elders scroll fans. Before Skyrim and before A Dance with Dragons both published constantly and both started publishing on the mid 90s, both published 5 times, both started publishing side project stuff.
Elders Scroll fans have it somewhat better though, not depending on a single person, who also isn't the youngest.
I am also an Elder Scroll fan since Arena btw, so I am quite f....d.
His D&D group probably stopped meeting years ago. No new ideas.
(I kid, I kid. Er, I think.)
Chuckled. That was unexpected.
But you should read some of this guy— he’s the most legit… except for this delay.
I know, I was just going for the comedic route (er, I think :p ). I've read his books.
He did finish it we saw it on TV and hated it. So now he's not gonna do it because he knows no matter what he does we will hate it. He wrote himself into a corner
Yeah I remember some interview or something where he said the show just did a shittier version of the ending he wanted and it kind of killed his drive to finish. Imagine the adaptation being so bad it actually does ruin the source.
Oh, nothing more than that? Yeah, that's just a man who hasn't done his job. If he averaged a page a day, he'd have finished years ago.
He made his money. I wonder if he'll ever have to do his job again.