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<blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 8617456" data-attributes="member: 67338">okay... over all I would agree. (I mean of course it isn't 100% true we back slide) overall things are better today than in 1998 and it was better in 1998 than it was in 1888. okay I admit to some rare exceptions, but howmany things have NOT been improved over time?I mean there were some great ideas... but if the writer got to sit down today and revisit them of COURSE they would be better... they have learned so much. Having said that some writers did loose there mind and write All Star Batman and Robin... so I guess there are some exceptions, but over all I think most thing improve over time. Even things we say 'used to be better' really were not.&nbsp; I say all the time &quot;we don't build them to last&quot; cause cars break down in 5 years wear they used to last 20, but those 5 years they run cleaner have better rides and have a ton of new tech to make them easier to use...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMforPowergamers, post: 8617456, member: 67338"] okay... over all I would agree. (I mean of course it isn't 100% true we back slide) overall things are better today than in 1998 and it was better in 1998 than it was in 1888. okay I admit to some rare exceptions, but howmany things have NOT been improved over time? I mean there were some great ideas... but if the writer got to sit down today and revisit them of COURSE they would be better... they have learned so much. Having said that some writers did loose there mind and write All Star Batman and Robin... so I guess there are some exceptions, but over all I think most thing improve over time. Even things we say 'used to be better' really were not. I say all the time "we don't build them to last" cause cars break down in 5 years wear they used to last 20, but those 5 years they run cleaner have better rides and have a ton of new tech to make them easier to use... [/QUOTE]

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