@Realypse
Considering the actor who plays the character is a sore loser who’s mad at people making a meme out of his character dying, using this photo as a meme template is a good thing.

@Background Pony #0459
Now that I’m home, here’s the correct way to do it.

God, that implosion sucked so much for such horrible reasons. Keeping this purely in terms of TFH, I doubt the extra tournament exposure would’ve moved the needle all that much in the grand scheme of things — maybe it would’ve bought the game an extra year at the absolute most IMO, though perhaps that additional development time could’ve gotten us a completed Chapter 2 as an incommensurate redress (who knows) — but still, it was one of many opportunities that went by the board and now stings all the more in hindsight.

@Background Pony #0459
That’s not the correct way to share links to other image posts on this site.

Anyone remember this?

https://derpibooru.org/images/2350293?q=them_27s+fightin27+herds

https://derpibooru.org/images/2350667?q=them_27s+fightin27+herds

I’ve been a fan of TFH since development for it began, and I will continue to do so. It’s a great game with addictive gameplay, great graphics, a fire soundtrack and charming characters.

this hurts

@Moonlight Bloom
to be fair. Not many people know Green Arrow.

@Moonlight Bloom
Aright, sowwy about it. Thanks for explanations <3

@Realypse
You do realize the original photo was taken on a set for a TV show, right?

In case a full explanation of the joke is needed:
You can see the last line of it on the gravestone in this image, but the grave is for Oliver Queen, the fictional protagonist of the Green Arrow comics and (in this particular case) CW’s Arrow.
The Flash was spun off from the show two years later, and the two ran on air concurrently for several years.
However, Arrow eventually came to end, and with it, the character of Oliver Queen was killed off in-universe. The Flash meanwhile, would continue on for a few more seasons.
Thus, during the filming of Arrow’s finale, Grant Gustin (the actor portraying Barry Allen/The Flash) posed in front of the fake grave for this photo, as a joke about how the spinoff was going to continue on after the end of the parent series.

@Realypse
pretty sure it’s a DC Comics grave, not an actual person’s grave.

A bitter but longstanding pill.

Wtf. Someone died, and this photo is from his funeral, and you make memes and have fun from it???? Lol, what a humans…

Ultimate oof. XD