Which is why we're making fun of them here insteadMagnas wrote:Meh, you're always bound to get those kind of reviews. Unintelligent, yes. But worth getting up in arms about? Nah.

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Which is why we're making fun of them here insteadMagnas wrote:Meh, you're always bound to get those kind of reviews. Unintelligent, yes. But worth getting up in arms about? Nah.
Just shows you have good taste tbhMajestic wrote:I think I'm biased to FPS RPG's reading over that, mainly if there's a smidgen of cyberpunk!!!!!
Phasmatis wrote:Harsh... but fair.
So it is directed at who exactly, Mr. Hypothetical Straw Man?Dr.Ghosts wrote:P.S. I realize it may seem hypocritical to judge you all for judging someone else. Therefore, if you don't actually feel superior to the people who write these reviews that you all seem to despise or to make fun of, this isn't directed at you.
Actually, no it isn't. It is, at best, judging a book by its setting. Some books are about their settings, but others are not. In fact, most books are not about their settings. Even the vast majority of books with non-passive settings are not about the setting.It is also perfectly reasonable to dislike a game or a mod based on the theme or basis for the game, regardless of how well it's pulled off. That's not judging a book by it's cover, that's judging a book by what the book is about, something most people would agree is perfectly goddamn reasonable!
metche_steele wrote:Oh for fucks sake - HELLO?! Are all you trigger happy gamers out there that shallow that you'll take a game over it's graphics rather than its superb intelligent game-play?Luongo001 (GameTrailers.com) - "7 years in the making.............
and it still looks like shit.......... haha
but that isn't due to the people who made it, that engine is just too old. it looks worse than counterstrike."
Damn your eyes to hell man. HELL.
Pristine examples of gaming like the TNM mod are WASTED on these people.
Directed mostly at this and the things posted that were similar to this. And there are a lot of them! You can't say it's a straw man when I can just go back and look at the posts that exist.Overyou wrote:Arami : I think those who make such comments without even really playing the game should go through Anigan at least once.
Arima : For once I agree with you, i mean how can you judge something only by its package and not by its contents ?
Arami : I guess a number of Earthlings feels that way, no ?
Arima : From what i could gather of their species, it's mostly those of the younger generations that places so much importance in the graphism.
Arami : Sad, I hope one day they will have as much wisdom and intelligence as we have.
Arima : Doubtful but who knows, maybe the Earthlings can surprise us once more.
No I am not. Please do not lie about me.Dr.Ghosts wrote:P.P.S.S. You're going to claim I didn't understand your argument. Calling this right now.
Nice that you have namedropped them, but I fail to see the point. As you are aware, I named three works because they were about the same thing. The point being that if I were to judge the books by what they are about I would judge them equally even though they are, in fact, quite different.P.S. I read old books too, and am also capable of namedropping them. The brothers karamazov. The three musketeers. The great gatsby. "feminism".
Actually I can and, in point of fact, I more or less did. Reality is a hard thing to fight against, but you seem determined to try. Just to make it explicit:Directed mostly at this and the things posted that were similar to this. And there are a lot of them! You can't say it's a straw man when I can just go back and look at the posts that exist.
I think raging at peoples reviews because those reviews were raging at other reviews is hypocritical. But maybe that is just me.I don't think raging at nerds for being terrible is hypocritical. At worst I think it's kind of a waste of time, because they'll never believe that they're terrible.
The express purpose of the picture on the front cover is to help people judge whether or not it is worthwhile to buy the book. What is your point? That is the express purpose of many titles as well.Also, when most people say cover, they mean the front of the book. I have never, ever seen a cover with a description of what is in the book. (Except when the title is the description. Like "The Cave of Time", which is a choose your own adventure that is about a cave of time. I haven't read it.) Generally they just have a title and an author. General it's the back or the inside cover of the book that has a blurb about it, or a sample of the writing on it. This is an important distinction, because those things are generally put there FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF JUDGING WHETHER OR NOT IT IS WORTHWHILE TO BUY THE BOOK.
Which is why no one has. Some have been reviewed harshly for giving harsh reviews without experiencing that which they reviewed. Also, I would be interested to know where you got that description of the game. Doesn't ring true.I don't think someone should be judged harshly for refusing to spend time playing a game that is "a game that is like deus ex but about an internet forum and internet forum drama and memes."
Which is why that isn't actually the premise.I think it is a perfectly valid judgment to refuse to play a game based on such a stupid premise. It's a fun game, because it is deus ex, but come on, that is seriously the third or forth most terrible premise I've ever heard.
Are you saying that they don't? People with untreated schizophrenia think differently than me. Are you saying none of them need help?By the way, good job saying people who think and act differently than you need psychiatric help!
Hitler would reward you with a gold watch for quitting smoking, that does not make me believe that quitting smoking is wrong. Appeal to Hitler is odd at best.This is the internet, though, you could probably get away with just saying that that's how hitler would act.