Charlie_Six wrote on Feb 26, 2011, 16:13:
The guy watched the game play of all the RE games o_O

FiLTHY_SNiPER wrote on Feb 24, 2011, 00:00:
This game holds your hand like your a triple ADHD toddler.
Jesus Christ, I KNOW I need to kick that object out of the way, don't tell me every single friggn time.
Also, there are invisible walls everywhere. It might as well be an on-rails shooter.

Oh, and YOU CAN'T JUMP.

I.... don't even understand... why would... ah forget it.

Sencho wrote on Feb 23, 2011, 13:06:
Ah yes, the old anecdotal 'X # of my friends do this thus it must be universally true.'

Sadly, most of the downturn right now is the normal post January lull that occurs every year in WoW. It was there last year, it was there before. And it'll be there again. To portray something that's an established trend as some new insight is rather sad in the end.

Dirwulf wrote on Feb 23, 2011, 11:48:
This article is a complete waste of time. Blizzard has been doing hotfixes for years. He is talking out his ass. He says the game was unfinished? No, Blizzard is ALWAYS tweaking their games for various balance issues. They are perfectionists. We need more developers like them.

necrosis wrote on Feb 22, 2011, 15:49:
The game is already taking a blasting: http://www.metacritic.com/game/pc/bulletstorm

Jerykk wrote on Feb 19, 2011, 08:32:
Agreed. That's what Wright is talking about. Planescape Torment had a great story, yes, but that was because of the writing more than the gameplay. It's easy to list games that had good stories but very hard to list games that had good stories that stemmed from the gameplay rather than the writing. In the end, if you're judging a story based primarily on linear forms like writing, non-interactive mediums are better suited to storytelling. Games are better suited to emergent storytelling where the stories are born from the gameplay experience rather than cinematics or dialogue.

Cutter wrote on Feb 15, 2011, 21:39:
Nope, played WoW, EQ, et al. and you've played Rift. I'll go through it all one of these days when the client is $5 or it's F2P which won't be long.

scorpius wrote on Feb 12, 2011, 18:21:
That still doesn't discount the fact that the leak itself is not the fault of the pirates, but the company and it's flawed security policies themselves.

space captain wrote on Feb 9, 2011, 23:44:
werent the two drakensang games released in the US? it uses the dark eye system, and i played the english version - its not bad

baltar wrote on Feb 9, 2011, 12:56:
At a time where we need good devs, where have you gone raven???

Beamer wrote on Feb 8, 2011, 18:56:
If you're in a bar and making a cancer joke and suddenly hear crying, turn around and see the bald-headed kid nearby looking at you and sobbing, do you scream "it's a joke, get over it!" Or do you apologize, feel like an idiot for a while, and get on with your life?

Cutter wrote on Feb 8, 2011, 18:44:
As for assholes like Mike Krahulik

Silicon Avatar wrote on Feb 8, 2011, 14:23:
I can't decide whether PA's numbers were down and they decided to make a controversy to cash in, or they just got too big for their britches and started liking the smell of their own farts.

Either way their handling of the dickwolf thing was unprofessional and remains so. Penny Arcade ain't Penn and Teller - not even close.

AnointedSword wrote on Feb 7, 2011, 14:33:
It plays more like Warhammer: online... If you call the graphics good when you see models moonwalk or slide rather than walk, you are way too easily pleased. We can try to deny peoples opinions by projecting what someone else thinks upon them, but there opinions are still of value for people with an open mind.