Oh please. Just get over yourself. If you think guys like me sit around giving a shit about what you - and a handful of tossers on the net think - you're even more dillusional than those who sit around being clueless, pretentious and inconsequential fools.
Wow, the man gives you a compliment, something that are in short supply for you I'm sure, and you flame him.
What a professional!
What a
class act.
What a fucking loser.
You know what, Smart, even if I wasn't already
absolutely sure your latest game was a complete piece of shit, your
amazing behavior makes me not want to touch the demo for...whatever the fuck it's called. I can't even be bothered to click back a tab and check.
Prof. Smart, if you really want to be more than that developer-underdog who somehow just keeps kicking (yeah yeah, I know, you're a millionaire...I get a letter every other year from publisher's clearinghouse telling me I'm a millionaire too), then you should really hire yourself a public-relations professional, assume a pseudonym (a pen-name or stage-name, whatever suits your massive ego), program your games, stay the hell out of the public eye and pray that your puerile arrogance and absurd hostility doesn't somehow seep through the user interface of the software you create.
I say this coz after reading a few of your recent posts, remembering all the ludicrous hostilities you've launched at most-often undeserving customers/potential customers, and realizing you haven't changed (ie. grown up) after all these years, I can't even bring myself to download your demo. I'm sure that makes me a complete idiot in your mind (anyone who doesn't like your games or finds your public behavior to be repugnantly offensive must, by some Smartian axiom, be an idiot I'm sure), but I'll suggest anyways that the way you act online is probably costing you business. Perhaps your behavior is an act, one that you figure gives you noteriety and thus publicity, but Mr Smart, the old adage "any publicity is good publicity" is not always applicable, most certainly not in this case.
Also, if you really are a millionaire, then hire a game-graphics specialist for crying out loud... Even if I'd never heard of you or witnessed your behavior, it would have taken alot of effort to see past the "retro" graphics (but I do hunger for something different and I probably would have tried it anyways). Does it look that way because you want it to run on yesteryear's computers or because you don't know how to program for modern hardware? I'm not saying it should tax my SLI rig, but come on!
I instantly like you, Old Geezer.
This comment was edited on Mar 19, 08:26.