Have you ever had a bad gut feeling about a (generally well-liked) person that ended up being totally justified? If so, what happened?
Have you ever had a bad gut feeling about a (generally well-liked) person that ended up being totally justified? If so, what happened?
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Orion Acaba from the first campaign of Critical Role. Granted I was many years late but the chat shown in the video really seemed to like him.
I totally agree. There were some moments where I felt he was a little off, but ignored them because I wasn't familiar with the group dynamic. Also got some real sketch vibes from Brian Foster, and wasn't surprised to find out he was a slime ball pile of shit. The way the crew responded to his style of "humor" really made me feel like they weren't super comfortable with him.
Brian is my most recent answer to this question. Everyone’s so thoughtful and empathetic in that group, and then there was he with nothing but one-upping and sarcasm.
He did have that 'need to be the center of attention' attitude that I didn't like. I ignored it because everyone in the group seemed to just accept it. I guess that was the problem.
WTF. The first time I ever saw this guy was when he interviewed Marisha Ray for Between the Sheets. I can't believe this asshole would sit there asking her questions about abuse she suffered when he's guilty of the same thing. What a piece of shit.
Eww imagine watching critical role. Gross.