Bring on the "Catalyst Support" banners!
#51
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:01
#52
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:01
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
#53
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:01
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Popular opinion means nothing. Popular opinion is that some hippy walked on water, turned water into wine and came out of a chick who didn't get her vagoo spunked. Honestly, you expect me to believe because the majority of people think something that automatically makes it true. The majority believe a lot of incredibly idiotic things. The Catalyst being bad is no different, in my opinion.NUM13ER wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
You can't fail at being an artist. Art is interpretive. A million people may think your art is garbage, but that doesn't make it not art.
I'm afraid I disagree. You can fail at art. In fact you can fail in a multitude of ways. Financially, cricitially and personally. And yes a million people thinking your art is worthless can't change the fact it's art. It also doesn't change the fact its considered bad art or at least inferior to other works.
You again present a failed argument. You base your assumption in Science and then present a comparison with Religion. You have failed.
Science whether you believe it or not is true.
You cannot flip flop between the two.
Do not base an artistic opinion with science and then proceed to use religion as an example.
#54
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:03
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
You got to stop reading those reviews on your hypster gaming review sites. They're poisoning your mind and making you look dumb.
#55
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:04
#56
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:04
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
So you state previously that art can't fail but now it can?
Can you elucidate?
#57
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:05
You argue that art that isn't successful isn't real art. I assert that Mass Effect 3 is infact successful. You say my mind is poisoned. You're very mature.Ryoten wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
You got to stop reading those reviews on your hypster gaming review sites. They're poisoning your mind and making you look dumb.
#58
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:05
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Stop being so PC. Bull**** is bull****. The comparison is valid.
Amazing how this has become as estatic moment of transcendent truth.
You are literally a textbook example of the devolution of an argument.
Modifié par Taboo-XX, 14 mai 2012 - 12:06 .
#59
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:06
#60
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:06
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Not exactly but I see your point.2484Stryker wrote...
Stockholm syndrome much?
#61
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:06
Back in my day, trolling meant something....
#62
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:06
#63
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:07
Nope. I'm saying even if what he says were to be true and somehow art can "fail," that still isn't the case here.Taboo-XX wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
So you state previously that art can't fail but now it can?
Can you elucidate?
#64
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:07
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Stop being so PC. Bull**** is bull****. The comparison is valid.
It is mind-boggling that you can't understand this. It is also popular opinon that Earth is round. And this, unlike your comparison to a religious belief, is a FACT. That's what he means.
You have to talk facts. Not beliefs.
#65
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:07
No game i know has successfully created this much critical distain from its fans.
#66
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:07
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Popular opinion means nothing. Popular opinion is that some hippy walked on water, turned water into wine and came out of a chick who didn't get her vagoo spunked. Honestly, you expect me to believe because the majority of people think something that automatically makes it true. The majority believe a lot of incredibly idiotic things. The Catalyst being bad is no different, in my opinion.
True. Simply because something is popular is doesn't denote artistic merit of the lack thereof. However I was stating works can be considered to have failed or to have little in the way of artistic merit. If an element of your fanbase loathe an aspect of your work even whilst other elements do not, you still have to accept your work failed to a certain degree. In this instance the Catalyst failed to resonate strongly with a large portion of its intended audience.
#67
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:08
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Nope. I'm saying even if what he says were to be true and somehow art can "fail," that still isn't the case here.Taboo-XX wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
So you state previously that art can't fail but now it can?
Can you elucidate?
You just told me you wouldn't elucidate by elucidating. Do you even know what you're doing anymore?
#68
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:10
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
You argue that art that isn't successful isn't real art. I assert that Mass Effect 3 is infact successful. You say my mind is poisoned. You're very mature.Ryoten wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
You got to stop reading those reviews on your hypster gaming review sites. They're poisoning your mind and making you look dumb.
I am mature. You're the one stomping your feet unobjecitvely arguing your points with the same broken logic that your consumer bias spits out at you. Art that is failed is failed. Otherwise we would be having a "special" place for every painting of a flower vase out there. But what can i say. These days kids are raised to believe that everything they do is special.
#69
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:11
#70
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:11
The Call of Duty series certainly has it's detractors (in the form of rabid Halo fans, rabid Battlefield fans, and those who are part of the whiplash that inevitably occurs when something becomes highly popular) but I agree. This is a large level of disdain, though I don't know which is getting hammered worse at the moment. By it's own fans? Probably Mass Effect.Ryoten wrote...
You know, im going to yield one thing. ME3 was a huge success critically.......
No game i know has successfully created this much critical distain from its fans.
#71
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:12
You mean... the target audience? It doesn't matter what the target audience says?... Is that what was just said?From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
It's still art. And Mass Effect 3 is both art. And successful art. It doesn't matter what the fans say.
#72
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:13
Building a bunch of strawman arguments is not how you win a debate. If this was standarized, you would've been disqualified, homie.Taboo-XX wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Nope. I'm saying even if what he says were to be true and somehow art can "fail," that still isn't the case here.Taboo-XX wrote...
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
Again, art failing or not failing doesn't mean anything.
PS: Mass Effect 3 was a huge success, critically and financially. Your point it moot.
So you state previously that art can't fail but now it can?
Can you elucidate?
You just told me you wouldn't elucidate by elucidating. Do you even know what you're doing anymore?
#73
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:14
It doesn't matter what the non-casuals say. They aren't the target audience anymore.VibrantYacht wrote...
You mean... the target audience? It doesn't matter what the target audience says?... Is that what was just said?From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
It's still art. And Mass Effect 3 is both art. And successful art. It doesn't matter what the fans say.
#74
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:14
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
It's still art. And Mass Effect 3 is both art. And successful art. It doesn't matter what the fans say.
So it's arrogant art. KThnxBye!
#75
Posté 14 mai 2012 - 12:14
From Tuchanka with Love wrote...
It's still art. And Mass Effect 3 is both art. And successful art. It doesn't matter what the fans say.
Deflection is another part of argument devolution.
Again you make the mistake of believing that because something is successful it's good.





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