YianGaruga
Banned
He's right.
He's right.
Wow. I wasn't aware that being snarky on twitter is comparable to a longstanding campaign against the rights of homosexuals and the attempt at eroding their civil rights. Way to pump up the jam there eh?
That's your most absolute right but if you're willing to pay for the game that's kind of a dickish thing to do.Still waiting on FEZ joining the humble bundle so I can split none to developers.
That guy has got to be the most unlikeable person in the entire industry.
Regardless of this particular situation -- It absolutely IS our responsibility to have tact and care around people who may have mental illnesses.
All it takes is for Fish to stop posting and reading Twitter if it bothers him so much. He didn't have to throw a tantrum and feed those trolls.
At some point we need to cope with Twitter having the role in the news that it does. It seems embarrassing, the name of the service sounds stupid as hell to say out loud, but news does break there. Consistently. Often before the proper press release or event it refers to occurs. And there's no way readers can follow all of those tweets.
I hope reporters get better at deciding which tweets to report on when. In general, though, it would be irresponsible of them to ignore reporting on tweets, especially as most readers are unlikely to be following the same people and refreshing their timeline constantly. It'd also be nice if a little bit of background work was done more often, so Kamiya tweets would never become widespread faux news ever again.
I assume people want them to do more than just an e-mail where Fish's tone and any facial expressions cannot be seen/heard. So a phone call or an actual in-person question would be a better way to get the "truth" than an e-mail where he can flatly say, "It's true" and be taken seriously when he could be just pulling an act.
Being an asshole is not a mental illness. It's 'being an asshole'. Unless we absolutely know for certain that he does have a problem, it's not our responsibility to defend him based on those grounds. If he wanted to be left alone then he wouldn't have acted like a huge asshole. How hard would it have been to say "No comment at this time" when he was originally asked for his opinion on MS's new policies?
Instead, he cries how the media is after him, and people are being mean. Then he mockingly posts his opinion on Twitter, and when he's called out for being a raging asshole (which there are multiple known public instances of him acting as such) he takes his ball and goes home, crying about how mean people are to him. My heart fucking BLEEDS for the rich man with hurt feelings ;_;
BREAKING NEWS. Phil fish is acting like a whiny bitch.
He doesn't know how to, so no.So he shouldn't defend himself at all.
So he shouldn't defend himself at all.
All it takes is for Fish to stop posting and reading Twitter if it bothers him so much. He didn't have to throw a tantrum and feed those trolls.
He doesn't know how to, so no.
I just can't bring myself to give someone who acts like this any money.That's your most absolute right but if you're willing to pay for the game that's kind of a dickish thing to do.
this all started with Fish really saying what a joke the internet gaming media has become, making his tweets into lead stories...
...and it all results in almost every major gaming website to create a lead story out of his tweets..
He's right.
And these comments will be repeated ad nauseum. Do the people who post these kind of comments even care about his games or do they just like to take a cheap potshot because you know, Phil Fish is a dick right guys?
He's right.
He is right, but its no different from the hundreds of thousands of people that have a modicum of success and awareness from the public. It isnt like they get it any worse than movie stars, or athletes, or television personalities, or authors, or anyone else that has their name attached to something that has a public face. Most people tend to do alright with it, or at least not heighten the situation by responding to and interacting with it.
He's right.
The games press and some related insiders (remember how many times, how many years Fez was at IGF?) are arguably more responsible for the success of these two than any organic word of mouth developed around their games post-release. They're among an elite few in the "indie" scene that were able to enjoy pre-release hype, instead of the usual indie model of busting your ass, releasing the thing, and hoping to god that word of mouth lets you strike gold before you go back to your day job.
In the face of that, these two should be among the very last people in this community to lash out at the press for respecting them and considering them notable enough to ask for background quotes when they write articles. Which IS standard, good journalism, by the way. The idea that we should feel sorry for people who get asked questions about a press that has continually hyped them, on a topic on which both have been consistently vocal, is completely absurd. Getting background quotes is not bad journalism; it IS journalism.
I'm sure it is horrible.
He's right.
He's right.
He's basically disregarding any criticism because it comes from the internet, all the while generalizing dissenters. That is incredibly childish. People who feel this way should not be on social media.
I like Blow, but I don't understand his comments.
twitter is where cowards run to profess their divine musings to their court of sycophants.
So he should just lie back and let people punch him in the face over and over until he passes out or dies, basically, because he never went to finishing school.
Also taking into account the fact that everyone everywhere hates him and lets him know it every single day-
And these comments will be repeated ad nauseum. Do the people who post these kind of comments even care about his games or do they just like to take a cheap potshot because you know, Phil Fish is a dick right guys?
It really is a shame if FEZ II is indeed cancelled. I used to be on the side that said "oh Phil Fish is a dick, I won't support his game" but realized how equally childish that is. He hasn't hurt the industry in any noticeable way (afaik) except make a handful of rash/insensitive comments. What he has done is contributed to our hobby and add another game for us to play. I guess there will be people that won't miss him though.
I'm sure it is horrible.
It can also be avoided by NOT throwing your arms up and telling people to kill themselves and drawing copious amounts of attention to your dissatisfaction on a public social media service.
He doesn't need to ignore anything. He just needs to learn to finish a sentence without insulting someone else or casting himself as a victim.
To some people, me being one of those kinds of people, comments hurt no matter who they're from, and it's easy to get emotional when you're the sort of person who just naturally listens to them. Plus, Fish strikes me as being really, REALLY insecure, and no amount of success will matter.Why the fuck does he care what other people have to say, he's a successful indie developer that is well known in the gaming blogosphere. Replying to those idiots never ends well. Just ignore them and don't cause a stir that leads to shit like this.