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Atrocity wrote...
I'll rephrase then. Why on earth did they keep Jacob's character?HITMAN629 wrote...
Atrocity, it was a prequel to ME2.
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Phoenix NL wrote...
Not sure if this was posted when it came out originally but you have to worry when the article's author can't even spell Dr. Muzyka's name correctly:
http://www.thesudbur....aspx?e=3547079
While I do feel ME was white-washed a bit from the diversity of the first game, that'd still be ridiculous. Not everything has to do with race. Jacob is a lame-ass, boring character, with sucky skills to boot. Those traits stop me from seeing the colour of his skin quite effectively.chmarr wrote...
Atrocity wrote...
I'll rephrase then. Why on earth did they keep Jacob's character?HITMAN629 wrote...
Atrocity, it was a prequel to ME2.
if they cut him out of the game then you can bet someone buttwipe would call the race card
Phoenix NL wrote...
Not sure if this was posted when it came out originally but you have to worry when the article's author can't even spell Dr. Muzyka's name correctly:
http://www.thesudbur....aspx?e=3547079
Makes sense. They could've asked Cartman though. We could have got real dilemma and conflicting opinions on ME3 then, seeing how Eric and Starbrat share certain ideas...HITMAN629 wrote...
Atrocity wrote...
I'll rephrase then. Why on earth did they keep Jacob's character?HITMAN629 wrote...
Atrocity, it was a prequel to ME2.
Because they couldn't get Token due to his singing career taking the priority.
Well if he can't do enough research to get Dr. Muzyka's name right you can't expect him to understand more complex arguments like that!Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Not sure if this was posted when it came out originally but you have to worry when the article's author can't even spell Dr. Muzyka's name correctly:
http://www.thesudbur....aspx?e=3547079
Like most "journalists" who attack us, the point of our protests go over his head.
According to him, we're unhappy with the ending because it wasn't happy enough.
Forget all the plot holes, the deus ex machina garbage, and all the loose ends flying in the wind, it's apparently just cause it didn't end happy....
I didn't know that's why I was so mad at Bioware....
I kinda imagined that Cartman would kick Starbrat in the nuts and yell ''Respect ma authoritaa!''Atrocity wrote...
Makes sense. They could've asked Cartman though. We could have got real dilemma and conflicting opinions on ME3 then, seeing how Eric and Starbrat share certain ideas...HITMAN629 wrote...
Atrocity wrote...
I'll rephrase then. Why on earth did they keep Jacob's character?HITMAN629 wrote...
Atrocity, it was a prequel to ME2.
Because they couldn't get Token due to his singing career taking the priority.
I wish unqualified people would stop writing articles about how the ending was just fine and "fans" (obviously used in a derogatory manner) should stop whining and just move on. Seriously Wayne, do you even know what you're talking about?Phoenix NL wrote...
Well if he can't do enough research to get Dr. Muzyka's name right you can't expect him to understand more complex arguments like that!Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Not sure if this was posted when it came out originally but you have to worry when the article's author can't even spell Dr. Muzyka's name correctly:
http://www.thesudbur....aspx?e=3547079
Like most "journalists" who attack us, the point of our protests go over his head.
According to him, we're unhappy with the ending because it wasn't happy enough.
Forget all the plot holes, the deus ex machina garbage, and all the loose ends flying in the wind, it's apparently just cause it didn't end happy....
I didn't know that's why I was so mad at Bioware....
Lestatman wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Not sure if this was posted when it came out originally but you have to worry when the article's author can't even spell Dr. Muzyka's name correctly:
http://www.thesudbur....aspx?e=3547079
I used to get angry when I read articles like that. Now I feel sorry for them as they don't get our Artistic Vision.
The ending was aparently art, because it resembls something that people generally consider art. How it fits into the story isn't what carries any weight, no. It's all about how many metaphors something can generate. Doesn't matter if they don't reflect on the story in any way. I suppose fans like you just don't get the artistic nature of it all.... Ugh.Laterali wrote...
Phoenix NL wrote...
Not sure if this was posted when it came out originally but you have to worry when the article's author can't even spell Dr. Muzyka's name correctly:
http://www.thesudbur....aspx?e=3547079
Like most "journalists" who attack us, the point of our protests go over his head.
According to him, we're unhappy with the ending because it wasn't happy enough.
Forget all the plot holes, the deus ex machina garbage, and all the loose ends flying in the wind, it's apparently just cause it didn't end happy....
I didn't know that's why I was so mad at Bioware....
I suppose one positive thing to come out of all of this is that a large spotlight has been aimed at gaming journalists and how objective they truly are.Atrocity wrote...
I wish unqualified people would stop writing articles about how the ending was just fine and "fans" (obviously used in a derogatory manner) should stop whining and just move on. Seriously Wayne, do you even know what you're talking about?Phoenix NL wrote...
Well if he can't do enough research to get Dr. Muzyka's name right you can't expect him to understand more complex arguments like that!
I like the word unqualified here. A good word.
Phoenix NL wrote...
I suppose one positive thing to come out of all of this is that a large spotlight has been aimed at gaming journalists and how objective they truly are.
Hey, as a qualified hipster I resent that statement! I'm in process of growing an ironic beard!g_bassi13 wrote...
The ending was aparently art, because it resembls something that people generally consider art. How it fits into the story isn't what carries any weight, no. It's all about how many metaphors something can generate. Doesn't matter if they don't reflect on the story in any way. I suppose fans like you just don't get the artistic nature of it all.... Ugh.
It's just a bunch of hipsters and contrarions that write this ****. And now I've learned to pay them no mind, especially if they're working out of some small town publication.
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chmarr wrote...
HITMAN629 wrote...
chmarr wrote...
peek a boo
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Atrocity, the atrocious hipster?Atrocity wrote...
Hey, as a qualified hipster I resent that statement! I'm in process of growing an ironic beard!g_bassi13 wrote...
The ending was aparently art, because it resembls something that people generally consider art. How it fits into the story isn't what carries any weight, no. It's all about how many metaphors something can generate. Doesn't matter if they don't reflect on the story in any way. I suppose fans like you just don't get the artistic nature of it all.... Ugh.
It's just a bunch of hipsters and contrarions that write this ****. And now I've learned to pay them no mind, especially if they're working out of some small town publication.
But in all seriousness, when Waiting for Godot makes more sense than your ending, you've done something wrong. No, that's badly phrased... When Waiting for Godot runs more logically and breaks the classic narrative structure less than the ending to your story, which was built on that said structure, you've ****** up.
Atrocity wrote...
Hey, as a qualified hipster I resent that statement! I'm in process of growing an ironic beard!g_bassi13 wrote...
The ending was aparently art, because it resembls something that people generally consider art. How it fits into the story isn't what carries any weight, no. It's all about how many metaphors something can generate. Doesn't matter if they don't reflect on the story in any way. I suppose fans like you just don't get the artistic nature of it all.... Ugh.
It's just a bunch of hipsters and contrarions that write this ****. And now I've learned to pay them no mind, especially if they're working out of some small town publication.
But in all seriousness, when Waiting for Godot makes more sense than your ending, you've done something wrong. No, that's badly phrased... When Waiting for Godot runs more logically and breaks the classic narrative structure less than the ending to your story, which was built on that said structure, you've ****** up.
Are there any other kind of hipsters?Tyion133 wrote...
Atrocity, the atrocious hipster?Atrocity wrote...
Hey, as a qualified hipster I resent that statement! I'm in process of growing an ironic beard!g_bassi13 wrote...
The ending was aparently art, because it resembls something that people generally consider art. How it fits into the story isn't what carries any weight, no. It's all about how many metaphors something can generate. Doesn't matter if they don't reflect on the story in any way. I suppose fans like you just don't get the artistic nature of it all.... Ugh.
It's just a bunch of hipsters and contrarions that write this ****. And now I've learned to pay them no mind, especially if they're working out of some small town publication.
But in all seriousness, when Waiting for Godot makes more sense than your ending, you've done something wrong. No, that's badly phrased... When Waiting for Godot runs more logically and breaks the classic narrative structure less than the ending to your story, which was built on that said structure, you've ****** up.
I liked Waiting for Godot......Atrocity wrote...
Hey, as a qualified hipster I resent that statement! I'm in process of growing an ironic beard!g_bassi13 wrote...
The ending was aparently art, because it resembls something that people generally consider art. How it fits into the story isn't what carries any weight, no. It's all about how many metaphors something can generate. Doesn't matter if they don't reflect on the story in any way. I suppose fans like you just don't get the artistic nature of it all.... Ugh.
It's just a bunch of hipsters and contrarions that write this ****. And now I've learned to pay them no mind, especially if they're working out of some small town publication.
But in all seriousness, when Waiting for Godot makes more sense than your ending, you've done something wrong. No, that's badly phrased... When Waiting for Godot runs more logically and breaks the classic narrative structure less than the ending to your story, which was built on that said structure, you've ****** up.
I got to see it when Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen performed it.
Hmmm... You're gonna become Atrocity, the atrocious Volus hipster?Atrocity wrote...
Are there any other kind of hipsters?Tyion133 wrote...
Atrocity, the atrocious hipster?
That being said, I've always thought the Volus to be the hipsters of ME. Of course there might be hipsterish members of other species as well, but something about that attitude of theirs... As well as their intonation, it just speaks HIPSTER to me.
I love it. Sadly never seen it performed though. My point being that as great as the play is, it relies precisely on not fitting to the classic narrative, using the absurdity with purpose and skill. It was meant to not make sense on the surface level. Unlike the ending, and still we got something that even Vladimir and Estragon would look at and go "Dude... what the..."Phoenix NL wrote...
I liked Waiting for Godot......
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