To Reboot's credit, the writers actually do address this in Season 3 when Enzo ages rapidly into his adult form from many cycles within the games. They actually state that the games compile faster than the normal systems.
It's internally consistent but it should be the other way around where it's faster outside/slower inside if you take the logical path with "Us" in the equaltion. Narratively the choice they made is much better. Most of the representations of their world compared to ours is straight up wrong but doesn't matter as the computer setting is what is important and it's internal consistency.
Bad shows have poor to no internal consistency, constantly making **** up to get out of the corner cause by the last bit of BS they made up. Even comedy not matter how absurd has rules but part of it can be breaking them in a clever way like breaking our social norms. The big one off the top of my head is the Chapel show with the black white supremacist who has a racist friend that catered to his racism to extraordinary lengths. It breaks just about every racial norms and I just can't stop laughing.
Anyway
AoS, still ehh for most of the episode but it ends in quite a shocker. Reminded me of Powers(Super hero show) where they had such a low budget they used stupid amounts of blood as that was really cheap compared to any other special effects they could do.
I think Coulson had pulled that play before with with someone else regarding
Talbot but it was effective acted stage play. FFS secret intelligence organizations really need to learn that locks on doors exists and the best place to use them is your armoury just behind your front door and ahead of your computers. Gemma and Fritz have fallen off their high spot as they have lost the ability to make choices which is funny given to what they are subscribing to right now.
Altered Carbon. Damn good show I highly recommend to anybody into sci-fi. The only thing I don't like about it is his back story which they do need but is done so boringly and a bit head in ass.
WestWorld Season 2. More than equals the first season with some cute little things that are there both to satisfy the fans a little but also flips off them for readings between the lines to the point of BS and being toxic. Had a good dig at China which I personally appreciated.
Every cast member from season 1 has had a bump in acting ability which they will need to fill
Ford's death as he easily stole every scene even if he was just standing around. Not to say everyone else wasn't good as they were a Tour De Force. It was such a high level of acting I never thought possible from anyone and the ease of how they did it.
OG Reboot: Still holds up nicely with no new epsiodes souring if they weren't good or had a point before. Prime example is Where No Sprite Has Gone Before. Icons and Number 7 make it redundant and not much more than a Star Trek spoof that would have made for a half baked real Trek episode.
Enzo the Smart is another bad episode while funny it was crazy Phong would endanger the system so much just to teach Enzo a lesson that doesn't really take. Thankfully Phong doesn't pull something that stupid ever again.
Those special moments still hit as hard as ever.