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but you just don't like it.

Nonsense always rules, everywhere!

but you just don't like it)

Nonsense can be very different :3

won't say what kind :O

WELL, YOU GET IT.

anime, though))

but there's more room for cosmic absurdity, because there's more space to develop the plot, and as a rule, when there are practically no limitations, it's easier to work with, but often the results are terrible)
well, I won't talk about movies, but many of them are similar)

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and also, space is less romantic, no matter what anyone says: P it's dark and cold, although at the same time it's beautiful and mysterious.

Where there's a mystery, there's romance. And while quantity inevitably affects quality, there's also a lot of garbage in your fantasy, and that brings us back to the old debate: science fiction vs. fantasy.

WHERE IS THE HOLY WAR??? *ran as fast as I could to get some popcorn*

Amko, not really. Even if you compare movies or something else. I just like the romantic moments in space in Futurama, even though there aren't many of them.
A mystery can only suggest upcoming surprises.
Yes, there is also bad fantasy. Although I don't consider some movies to be fantasy, but rather fairy tales or something else. But in more limited frameworks, it's harder to work, and you need to put in more effort, use your imagination, and so on, to create something new, but with old elements. But with space, you can come up with anything, adding any planet you like and new aliens, although these are just cosmetic changes (except for the planet, because you can make it anything, even populate it with Spartans who will rule it).
If we talk about science fiction in general, I like science fiction within the Earth's boundaries more, perhaps about the future or an alternative reality.

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Fantasy can be uninteresting, and sci-fi can be nonsensical because there are almost no limits (i.e., it's also uninteresting).

I suggest stuffing 10 kg of popcorn into Drakkon so it wouldn't be able to eat any more!

you can come up with anything about space

Come up with something.

fantasy can be uninteresting, and the lore can be nonsensical because there are almost no limitations (i.e., it's also uninteresting).

Make up your mind! ^_^

I suggest stuffing 10 kg of popcorn into Drakkosha so she couldn't eat any more!

But how will I observe the arguments then? It's boring without popcorn!

I can come up with something, but I don't think it would be interesting. You probably wouldn't like what comes out of your own preconceived notions anyway. Everyone has their own ideas about genres and what they should contain, but there's also something that a person will never accept or tolerate. The subconscious will simply reject it. Okay, I'll just write something instead. I like the idea of traveling through space to different planets, seeing new worlds and creatures, and participating in something. But the battles mostly take place in space, and you don't really participate in them yourself, especially if the ship is controlled by several people. Plus, it's kind of boring to live on the ship and spend most of your time there during the journey, whereas in fantasy, you're always on the move and the environment changes. Okay, let's go back to war. You could say that if you want to fight personally, you can fly to planets, land on them, and fight in hand-to-hand combat (like in Star Wars). But this method also exists in fantasy; you just need to create a HUGE world (planet), larger than our Earth (although I don't think I've seen any like that yet – it's hard to imagine), populate it with all sorts of creatures, and create teleporters for quick travel around it. What prevents you from making a planet the size of all the planets in the galaxy? Although, some people might not like the weapons and equipment. For example, I don't like lasers and other guns; I've never liked them. A regular rifle gives me more pleasant emotions (I'm talking about Fallout). Well, that's it. I don't know why, but I wrote it anyway. Amko, choose the one you like

What prevents creating a planet with a size comparable to all the planets in the galaxy? Х)

Either the gravity of such a planet would spread everyone in a thin layer across its surface, or, for normal gravity, its density would be less than a vacuum х))) Did you study physics in school?)))

Kosh, fantasy is a fairy tale, so who cares about gravity? Who would even think about it? Besides, there won't even be any talk about space. Maybe in this world, everything is different, and the laws are different. But it's a different matter if the mind isn't capable of grasping the entire world and breaking it down into categories.

I think that under such pressure, this thing will turn into an incredibly large star, a kind of supernova for all galaxies. But why did you guys suddenly start talking about science fiction?