I will not recant my statement about Fallout: New Vegas, as I played the whole thing and I developed no more affection for it at the end than I had at the beginning. HOWEVER. I will say that that game wasn't for me, and I have elaborated in this thread as to why.
So thanks to everyone who posted here. I couldn't read, let alone respond to, all your posts, but thanks for making this such a chunky robust thread. Whee!
Final thoughts:
Interviewed Far Cry 4 EP Dan Hay yesterday for my podcast. Talked about a LOT of stuff, including how he got into the gaming industry and how they create new Far Cry games. That will post this Tuesday at girlonguy.net for those of you who know how to operate computer things that make sounds.
We also talked about how hard it is to create a game, and what a massive undertaking that is, and how soul crushing it is when you've spent two years pouring your blood into something and then someone skitters up to you on the floor at E3 or online and says "your game sucks" and then bobbles away to eat a corn dog.
This made me consider the number of times I've dismissed a game glibly and out of hand with a few casual words -- like, a million times. And it made me wonder what it would be like to put two years of my life and energy and ideas and weekends into a game, and maybe destroy my marriage and my health and my friendships and my spirit to get this thing out, and then someone dumps on it summarily and can't even tell you WHY they don't like it, just that it "sucks."
So. I am going to recant my previous statement about Destiny, until I have played the game and can evaluate it fully. I poo-pooed it before it was even out, which I will admit, was a LITTLE premature. Just a tiny bit.
I will not recant my statement about Fallout: New Vegas, as I played the whole thing and I developed no more affection for it at the end than I had at the beginning. HOWEVER. I will say that that game wasn't for me, and I have elaborated in this thread as to why.
Not every game is for everyone. Don't freak out on someone just because they aren't as obsessed with Elder Scrolls as you are, or because they're struggling to understand why building a slime farm in Minecraft is a thing. Gamers are not a monolith. When I dismiss "cute" games I am not necessarily saying cute games suck.
I am just saying that they suck for ME.
I do not make this statement in the hope that the internet will become a kinder place.
I know that this is utter folly.
Have an awesome day everyone!!!
It's sensible advice ImoOff-Topic GAF just lost their marbles reading this!
"This does not adhere to the advice we give people we don't know! Divorce that fucker ASAP"
It's sensible advice Imo
So thanks to everyone who posted here. I couldn't read, let alone respond to, all your posts, but thanks for making this such a chunky robust thread. Whee!
Final thoughts:
Interviewed Far Cry 4 EP Dan Hay yesterday for my podcast. Talked about a LOT of stuff, including how he got into the gaming industry and how they create new Far Cry games. That will post this Tuesday at girlonguy.net for those of you who know how to operate computer things that make sounds.
We also talked about how hard it is to create a game, and what a massive undertaking that is, and how soul crushing it is when you've spent two years pouring your blood into something and then someone skitters up to you on the floor at E3 or online and says "your game sucks" and then bobbles away to eat a corn dog.
This made me consider the number of times I've dismissed a game glibly and out of hand with a few casual words -- like, a million times. And it made me wonder what it would be like to put two years of my life and energy and ideas and weekends into a game, and maybe destroy my marriage and my health and my friendships and my spirit to get this thing out, and then someone dumps on it summarily and can't even tell you WHY they don't like it, just that it "sucks."
So. I am going to recant my previous statement about Destiny, until I have played the game and can evaluate it fully. I poo-pooed it before it was even out, which I will admit, was a LITTLE premature. Just a tiny bit.
I will not recant my statement about Fallout: New Vegas, as I played the whole thing and I developed no more affection for it at the end than I had at the beginning. HOWEVER. I will say that that game wasn't for me, and I have elaborated in this thread as to why.
Not every game is for everyone. Don't freak out on someone just because they aren't as obsessed with Elder Scrolls as you are, or because they're struggling to understand why building a slime farm in Minecraft is a thing. Gamers are not a monolith. When I dismiss "cute" games I am not necessarily saying cute games suck.
I am just saying that they suck for ME.
I do not make this statement in the hope that the internet will become a kinder place.
I know that this is utter folly.
Have an awesome day everyone!!!
Meryl Streep is like the sun and you should not look into her eyes directly or you will be blinded by the solar flares of her talent.
I see Gabourey often. She's funny and smart and delightful and rad. I am so happy for all of her success.
Ugh. Fallout 3. My house in Megaton is literally exploding with caps and Nuka Colas. I'm not proud of it.
But I should be.
.If you could chokeslam someone, anyone, through a table, who would that person be? And why would you totally chokeslam them through a table?
I'm disappointed that my question at post 6 was not answered. I guess we'll never know.
Crap have I missed this?!
WE NEVER WILL!!!!!!
Why so grumpy looking in the evilore pic?
I did not. We all record our episodes of Archer separately.
However, The Bourdain and I are friendly. He did an episode of my podcast, which is how he ended up on Archer. http://girlonguy.net/podcast/girl-on-guy-48-anthony-bourdain-2/
I also did an episode of his show The Getaway. So there's that. http://tv.esquire.com/videos/70579-the-getaway-aisha-tyler-devours-classic-parisian-bistro-cuisine
The eternal bourbon-soaked golden braid.