User Reviews

I know this is fantasy, but there are a few things that irk me. Mainly it's sloppy story telling.

Take Bobby. Gus is getting a cold shoulder because he decides to tell Roy escaped rather then died.

But when the group escapes and Bobby is left behind noone says a single thing like 'we left Bobby behind, boohoo, how sad'.

And when they reunite later on they all go 'oh, there he is, lets continue our trip and don't appoligize to him'.

And what is logical about that radio chat during a raid?

I think D-day would have been totally different when all the soldiers were chatting with their loved ones and telling them about family they found on the battlefield and where their unit was going.

It is lazy and sloppy storytelling that emphasizes the 'message' instead of focussing on a interesting story.

And that is where most of these series go off the rails. They are so focussed on waving their message in your face (in case you overlook it and miss how PC they are) that they completely overlook logical things like radio silence during a raid.