MrSardonic
The nerdiest nerd of all the nerds in nerdland
Ark-AMN said:Damn, I really do want to buy both Denis and David a drink at E3, if for nothing else than standing up to the usual GAF elitism, and defending their work and the words behind it.
you think a badass-homeboy like Jaffe is going to accept a drink from a brown-noser? but seriously, people aren't elitists for saying the don't like certain games. i don't think D&D did (or need to) "defend" their games by saying that people who didn't enjoy them are wrong. in case you hadn't noticed, a large portion of this thread is little to do with the games themselves.
John Harker said:I personally love philosphy in games.
I prefer it in books. What kind of philosophy do you like in games? What games do you think have intentionally dealt with these philosophical issues? What games have accurately represented philosophical discussions, traditions, and insights?
OB1 said:My point is that none of you people have even touched the game
I think the point is actually that most people are focusing on the typically over-the-top SK uber-hype surrounding their own projects.