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Austin Community College

4 fans

Posted on Mar 13, 2009 at 9:17pm by HeismanHopeful

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Kid, you really need to take an English class or two, you know, enrich yourself?

And you don't? You are the one grabbing at personal insults and "attacking the straw man" just to stay in the conversation. Practice what you preach…ever heard of that one?

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Is your life that empty that all you have to look forward to during the day is insulting people via the web?

If you don't enjoy this conversation why do you keep coming back? You must be a masochist. =)

NOTE: This message was edited by the author on Mar 13, 2009 at 9:19pm

HeismanHopeful

Austin Community College

4 fans

Posted on Mar 13, 2009 at 9:22pm by HeismanHopeful

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Not to mention, it's hinted at throughout the game

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It shows they're willing to try harder, to take risks, and not to just oblige with a predictable and stupid ending.

So if it's hinted at throughout the game wouldn't that make it predictable?

HeismanHopeful

Austin Community College

4 fans

Posted on Mar 13, 2009 at 9:29pm by HeismanHopeful

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Don't worry, none of us will question your e-penis from now on. You can go back to making childish remarks now.

You contradicted yourself in the same sentence. You criticize me for making childish remarks…right after making one of your own. Was that not a childish remark? Attempting to insult me personally is a horrible example of "desperation" or "baiting" I would think you would be able to do it a little better than that, considering you are the English major here. Do they teach you to contradict yourself in every paragraph you write, in your classes?

HeismanHopeful

Austin Community College

4 fans

Posted on Mar 13, 2009 at 9:29pm by HeismanHopeful

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I never said that different makes a game good

You didn't? Well maybe not…but pretty close.

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I love games, movies, and TV shows that try different ideas in breaking the molds of commonality when it comes to standard structures of their mediums. It shows they're willing to try harder, to take risks, and not to just oblige with a predictable and stupid ending.

You ever try taking an English class to you know enrich your vocabulary? If you say you love games that try different things aren't you saying you love games that are different? So with that I would imagine that you think a game trying different things makes it a better game, I mean that’s logic 101. So one of the above comments has to be false.

NOTE: This message was edited by the author on Mar 13, 2009 at 9:31pm

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