History Main / TheyChangedItNowItSucks

And don't you ''dare'' suggest that in changing it they made it better. If certain fans take the ''WesternAnimation/ChickenLittle'' approach and announce that the sky is falling, it's mainly an expression of their fears that the writing staff don't care much about the source material, particularly if [[AudienceAlienatingPremise it's not mainstream-friendly]]. Even if the changes were enforced by ExecutiveMeddling, the possibility of SpecialEffectsFailure, budget constraints etc, it won't make any difference to these people; they'll still insist that ''any'' change from the original is automatically .for the worse.

And don't you ''dare'' suggest that in changing it they made it better. If certain fans take the ''WesternAnimation/ChickenLittle'' approach and announce that the sky is falling, it's mainly an expression of their fears that the writing staff don't care much about the source material, particularly if [[AudienceAlienatingPremise it's not mainstream-friendly]]. Even if the changes were enforced by ExecutiveMeddling, the possibility of SpecialEffectsFailure, budget constraints etc, it won't make any difference to these people; they'll still insist that any change from the original is automatically .for the worse/

And don't you ''dare'' suggest that in changing it they made it better. If certain fans take the ''WesternAnimation/ChickenLittle'' approach and announce that the sky is falling, it's mainly an expression of their fears that the writing staff don't care much about the source material, particularly if [[AudienceAlienatingPremise it's not mainstream-friendly]].

* If old fans liked the franchise for what it was, and then it is totally changed, and the new version is still successful enough... it's valid to mourn that what people ''previously'' liked is probably never coming back. If such a complete overhaul of a franchise is old enough, fans who want the franchise to go back to its roots are not exactly rejecting change, they are demanding change ''back'' to a version they preferred. These are the kind of people who cry "They've ruined my childhood!" if a reboot of something they remember from their youth is drastically different from the original

* If old fans liked the franchise for what it was, and then it is totally changed, and the new version is still successful enough... it's valid to mourn that what people ''previously'' liked is probably never coming back. If such a complete overhaul of a franchise is old enough, fans who want the franchise to go back to its roots are not exactly rejecting change, they are demanding change ''back'' to a version they preferred. These are the kind of people who cry "They've ruined my childhood!" if a reboot to something they remember from their youth is drastically different from the original