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darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
Actually, the Art of War was never written by a "Sun Tzu." The pseudonym was a pen name for the multiple people who had been passing down wartime information for decades. The compilation was not published under one collective name until much in Chinese history.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
How many shots in a 6 shooter
If you can tell me I'll be shocked
Modifié par Reptilian Rob, 22 mars 2012 - 05:43 .
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Actually, the Art of War was never written by a "Sun Tzu." The pseudonym was a pen name for the multiple people who had been passing down wartime information for decades. The compilation was not published under one collective name until much in Chinese history.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
How many shots in a 6 shooter
If you can tell me I'll be shocked
No, not everything is black and white.
Now go back to your corner.
Blackmind1 wrote...
Tyrzun wrote...
Blackmind1 wrote...
nikola8 wrote...
Murkman4683 wrote...
Poor reviews on Metacritic has never been done on AAA title before, um I believe the same people that attacked DA2 on metacritic destoryed ME3. 90% of those reviews were done the same day the game released, ME3 was hate bombed on Metacritic, which to most of the population has become a cesspool of users creating multiple accounts just destroy a game, movie, etc rating.
DA2 is more controversial as to if it was good or not; Starcraft 2 is a better example of a game that simply did not deserve the bashing that it got. Depending who you ask, ME3 falls into one of those two categories.
Which is why the scores are surprisingly even for this.
SC2 DID deserve the bashing it got when compared to SC1.
Activision got greedy it's that simple. Oh no, you can only play the humans for $59.99. When we gave you all three in the past. They have a right to charge what they want, but fans have a right to say jump in a lake too. It was incomplete to many fans, and thus why it got the poor scores.
You obviously disagree and are here to tell people they shouldn't be allowed to and you're going to try and explain why... don't waste your breath.
What, no, I agree with you. I was just commenting on how cool it is that this game has a completely split metacritic score. Nearly dead on 50. Talk about polarising!
Modifié par Tyrzun, 22 mars 2012 - 05:44 .
N-Seven wrote...
This community is embarrassing itself more by the minute. FFS already, just chill. Will the freaking out and paranoia ever end? It's a video game people.
Modifié par Arlind Webb, 22 mars 2012 - 05:45 .
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.
Can't use Wikipedia either.
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Actually, the Art of War was never written by a "Sun Tzu." The pseudonym was a pen name for the multiple people who had been passing down wartime information for decades. The compilation was not published under one collective name until much in Chinese history.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
How many shots in a 6 shooter
If you can tell me I'll be shocked
No, not everything is black and white.
Now go back to your corner.
Just doing what I do best and tearing apart flawed logic.Blackmind1 wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Actually, the Art of War was never written by a "Sun Tzu." The pseudonym was a pen name for the multiple people who had been passing down wartime information for decades. The compilation was not published under one collective name until much in Chinese history.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
How many shots in a 6 shooter
If you can tell me I'll be shocked
No, not everything is black and white.
Now go back to your corner.
Now he's arguing semantics because there's nothing left to argue. This is how you know a thread has died. <_<
Guest_forsaken gamer_*
Well said, though I do sometimes wonder if the ending was edited, redone, edited again, and then tested. I suppose it was, but it sure doesn't look like it to me. It kinda looks to me like it didn't make into the editing room to begin with, much less make it out of it.rwilli80 wrote...
You can tear just about any statement apart anyway you want and take what you will from it. This time is no different, I think the biggest problem a lot of people have with this whole Take Back Mass Effect movement is that they are screaming for change, but change takes time. Bioware can't just change it and send it out, they have to rework it, add to it, do voice acting, do animation, edit it, redo it, edit it again, then test it, then certify it, and then hopefully put the product out for the masses.
I think being vocal about your feelings and disappointment in the game is a good thing, but I do believe there is a lot of you that are being unreasonable in your want for instant gratification.
Modifié par RaenImrahl, 22 mars 2012 - 05:47 .
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Just doing what I do best and tearing apart flawed logic.Blackmind1 wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Actually, the Art of War was never written by a "Sun Tzu." The pseudonym was a pen name for the multiple people who had been passing down wartime information for decades. The compilation was not published under one collective name until much in Chinese history.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
How many shots in a 6 shooter
If you can tell me I'll be shocked
No, not everything is black and white.
Now go back to your corner.
Now he's arguing semantics because there's nothing left to argue. This is how you know a thread has died. <_<
Funny thing about Homer, most of his works were based on the ideology that legends predate fact.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Actually, the Art of War was never written by a "Sun Tzu." The pseudonym was a pen name for the multiple people who had been passing down wartime information for decades. The compilation was not published under one collective name until much in Chinese history.DemGeth wrote...
Reptilian Rob wrote...
Please offer insight on this work, if you can tell me who wrote it I'll be shocked.Blackmind1 wrote...
darkshadow136 wrote...
Yeah. I got all that from my first read of his statement. I broke it down quickly in my blog here earlier today. I find it real funny how he tried using some of Sun Tzu's Philosophy of the art of war, and failed to implement it properly.
Nice catch though OP, I enjoyed the read.
Hold the line
Oh Lord...
Can't use Wikipedia either.
How many shots in a 6 shooter
If you can tell me I'll be shocked
No, not everything is black and white.
Now go back to your corner.
Wow I didn't know that.
No just kidding. It's like when we refer to Homer's work.
Deep post man.....deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep
RaenImrahl wrote...
The nature of Sun-Tzu, huh? I think we're getting a little far-afield, at least in regards to ME3. Is this thread about the game, or merely an opportunity for @Reptilian Rob to stand "in death ground" and challenge all comers?
Thank Christ for that.RaenImrahl wrote...
The nature of Sun-Tzu, huh? I think we're getting a little far-afield, at least in regards to ME3. Is this thread about the game, or merely an opportunity for @Reptilian Rob to stand "in death ground" and challenge all comers?
It's alright, lets just get back to the topic at hand please.darkshadow136 wrote...
Sorry OP. I didn't mean to start a Firestorm by mentioning Sun Tzu's Art Of War. It's just that when dealing with people in general I always use it as a guide to spot deception among other things.
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