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| News Comments > Blizzard on Real ID |
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Re: Blizzard on Real ID |
Jul 8, 2010, 14:38 |
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InBlack wrote on Jul 8, 2010, 04:23: I think RealID is a great idea, KUDOS to Blizzard for implementing it in the way they did.
If it was any other company no one would give a shit, but Blizzard being Blizzard everyone is behaving like they are fucking with some God Given or Constitutional rights....
People are over-reacting to this in a big way...everyone needs to just chill a bit. Agreed. |
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| News Comments > Blizzard on Real ID |
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Re: Blizzard on Real ID |
Jul 8, 2010, 14:37 |
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eunichron wrote on Jul 8, 2010, 03:13:
Draugr wrote on Jul 8, 2010, 02:41: posting on the official Blizzard forums are completely optional" Yeah... it says, "posting on the official Blizzard forums is completely optional." Not, "Posting on the official Blizzard forums with your RealID is completely optional." Yes, you understand the distinction correctly. Good for you. So what's the problem? Oh, I see. You WANT to post in the Blizzard forums WITHOUT using RealID, is that right? Well, you can't.
Next issue. |
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| News Comments > Blizzard on Real ID |
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Re: John Birshire, real name, no gimmicks... |
Jul 8, 2010, 14:35 |
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agpc wrote on Jul 8, 2010, 05:30:
Kosumo wrote on Jul 8, 2010, 01:52: agpc, can I ask, why is it you think an employer may not employ you due to playing computer games? In what field could this be a danger? (and if it is, and you are a gamer, you should not be doing it.) Have you worked in the corporate world? Hiring usually comes down to a hiring manager, and they have all sorts of pet peeves. There are many folks in hiring positions who look down on video gamers because they perceive video games to be a waste of time, and therefore assume those who play them will waste time at work. I have had meetings with people who laugh about employees that play games like world of warcraft. Jokes about wizard hats and the like.
So then don't post in Blizzard forums. Problem solved. Wow, that was easy. |
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| News Comments > Metro 2034 Revealed |
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Re: Metro 2034 Revealed |
Jul 5, 2010, 07:46 |
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Krovven wrote on Jun 29, 2010, 15:51: I'd like to know who the people are that want to wear the heavy 3d glasses tethered to a cord, can actually wear this and play a game for more than 10min and not have the cord pissing them off and not have their eyes bothering them.
I tried 3D Resident Evil 5 at PAX last year, after a few minutes I was done and had zero interest in ever playing 3D games. I used to have one of those VFX1 VR Headsets from Forte back in '96 or there-abouts. It's pretty much the way Krovven describes it except, back then, LCD screens could only be miniaturized so far...which meant the resolution could only go as high as 640x480. But for 1996, that's in the basic neighborhood of parity.
I played System Shock and Falcon 3 with that thing strapped to my melon. It was great to be able to tilt your head back to look at the ceiling of Citadel Station or twist your head around to look around the cockpit of your F16.
But you couldn't do it longer than 20 minutes or so, your eyes would get so tired! It was expensive too. The entire rig: headset, PCI card, & "cyberpuck" was over $1000. I guess that's why it never took off back then. |
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| News Comments > Kane & Lynch 2 Dropping GFWL for Steamworks |
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Re: Kane & Lynch 2 Dropping GFWL for Steamworks |
Jun 22, 2010, 18:55 |
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Verno wrote on Jun 22, 2010, 16:15:
Saying the first Kane & Lynch "was nearly impossible to play online due to GFWL's crappiness," they asked IO Interactive's Kim Krogh if they would have similar problems with the sequel, and were told: "No, for that reason. We’re using Steamworks." That sort of cut through the bullshit type of response should be rewarded I agree. Gonna take a second look at this game. |
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| News Comments > Fallout: New Vegas E3 Trailer |
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Re: Fallout: New Vegas E3 Trailer |
Jun 13, 2010, 10:03 |
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Diabolus in Musica wrote on Jun 12, 2010, 23:08:
Cutter wrote on Jun 12, 2010, 22:54: Blue, it's way past due to ban this child, Diabolus in Musica. He's obviously far too young and far too immature to have a discussion with the adults around here. Just look at this kid's post history. All he does is troll and flame, it's just tiresome. Since he's incapable of behaving, it's time to send him out of the room permanently. Um yeah actually no you said some pretty stupid shit there brah. Now you want to blame your stupidity on me. You're suspect. Way to troll post then whine like a bitch when someone calls you out on your stupid comments. Way to go. Also like how you speak "about" me, instead of "to" me. Just like a little kid would.
But, do run to your "mommy" (in this case Blue), and "tell on me", just like a little bitch. Nobody likes a rat. That's what you are. A tattle-tale. And you call me "young and immature"? lol. You can't even take a couple harsh comments. Wow, what a litle bitch you are brah, seriously. You call me "immature" then handle this whole situation in a very immature way. Pot kettle black buddy.
"Mommy!! He called me a bad name!!!"
Way to say some way stupid shit then not man up to it. Were you coddled as a child? From this point forward ban EVERYONE that doesn't agree with Cutter. It's so so sad to sit here and watch him throw a little hissy fit the second someone doesn't agree with him. Well, I can tell you this. Anyone who knows when NOT to use apostrophe-s and knows the difference between 'your' and 'you're' is not a kid. Not an American one, anyway. |
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| News Comments > Fallout Soundtrack Remastered |
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Re: Fallout Soundtrack Remastered |
May 11, 2010, 07:47 |
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Jerykk wrote on May 11, 2010, 01:59:
It fit very well in the context of the game but it's hardly good "listening" music. I didn't realize that some music was made for listening while other music is... not? Well, I suppose you can learn something new every day! There are many levels of "listening" and some people simply like to listen to music they can ignore. Not all the time but in certain situations. Humans are a strange kind of animal.
Regarding the music itself, I'm not interested in listening to it in any situation but I'd never denigrate those who do.
When I saw the headline for this story, I thought the music they were talking about was the songs from the 40s as played on Galaxy News Radio. Those songs are downright historical.
In fact, if you're interested, there's a Fallout 3 mod called More Where That Came From which adds up to 100 similar-era songs to GNR's playlist. They're all MP3 format too.
This comment was edited on May 11, 2010, 07:56. |
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| News Comments > RAGE Next Year |
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Re: RAGE Next Year |
May 7, 2010, 05:54 |
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Sempai wrote on May 4, 2010, 14:52: Jesus Christ what do these people do with their time? Hasnt this vaporware been in development for years and years now?
ID wake up, leave the ferrari's at home and get off you're your rich asses and do some WORK!
There are better dev houses churning out better titles in less than half the time than these has beens..
All love to Carmack but seriously what the fuck.. Fixed that for you.
Yes, I'm the grammar/spelling police. Deal with it. Or don't. Either way, I'm good. |
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| News Comments > Alganon Officially Launches |
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Re: Alganon Officially Launches |
Apr 29, 2010, 17:46 |
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| Is this game about harvesting algae? Like a marine biology meets musical chairs kind of thing? And the last biologist remaining has algae, none. Get it? Get it??! Thass rock-solid comedy, right there. |
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| News Comments > Op Ed |
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Re: Op Ed |
Apr 21, 2010, 17:12 |
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I think the time-honored tradition of educated guesses can be employed to produce more correct predictions than incorrect, provided the guesser is not a complete moron. I think bhuric is probably more right than wrong with his generalization:
Game makers (which include quite a wide array of people) probably wouldn't mind their trade being elevated one day to...ART! I'm sure many of them think about it a lot, particularly if they've had a big success or two. I have no doubt that some of them think of themselves as artists. I have an equal amount of doubt (read: none) that some of them actually *are* artists. Of course, that doesn't make gaming an art form.
Whether or not those playing games believe gaming is an art form is probably just as important a question as game makers' belief. After all, perception is reality.
But how many of them know what art even is?
Here's an educated guess by me, Pankin!
The majority of gamers probably think that if a game has really terrific-looking graphics, then its chances at being considered "art" are greater than games with inferior graphics.
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| News Comments > Op Ed |
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Re: Op Ed |
Apr 20, 2010, 20:58 |
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I prefer Ebert's take on this dumb issue and he raises an important question in closing his article.
Ebert wrote: Why are gamers so intensely concerned, anyway, that games be defined as art? Bobby Fischer, Michael Jordan and Dick Butkus never said they thought their games were an art form. Nor did Shi Hua Chen, winner of the $500,000 World Series of Mah Jong in 2009. Why aren't gamers content to play their games and simply enjoy themselves? They have my blessing, not that they care.
Do they require validation? In defending their gaming against parents, spouses, children, partners, co-workers or other critics, do they want to be able to look up from the screen and explain, "I'm studying a great form of art?" Then let them say it, if it makes them happy. |
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