Riotguards said:
Zhukov said:
Ah, yes. "It's different when I do it." Classic.
"I don't like your character designs" and "I think your map is empty and boring" are both criticisms. They both imply the possibility of improvement. They're both subjective of course, but so is all criticism.
You just describe one of them as "constructive criticism" and the other as "mah diversity". And for some reason one of them necessitates the critic making their own game before opening their mouths.
As rhetorical devices go, I've seen better.
wtf are you even on? can't you read or do i have to spell it out again
demanding changes = bad
criticizing a subjective implementation = good
Same thing. Just a matter of phrasing.
"The map in this game is boring and empty."
"I wish the map in this game had more interesting things in it."
"I demand the developers put more interesting things in their map!"
Exact same criticism. If the developers consider it groundless or not in their best interests to respond then they are free to deny or disregard it.
Tell me, if the developers of
New Vegas were to release another game and say, "We heard some people considered our previous maps to be a bit thin in terms of content, so we devoted more resources to map design this time around, we hope you like it", would this be a bad thing? Would they be just checking boxes to satisfy the Map Content Pedants?
as much as i love your non sequitur arguments and while you lot are all arguing against "straight white males" i'm playing video games sometimes as a man, sometimes as a women (oh mah diversity) maybe its because i'm not super super SJW or something but i don't care about gender, just gameplay (like every video game should be)
Okay, so you're indifferent to gender and whatnot. A totally fair position to take.
If that's the case however, why do you care about "checkboxes"? After all, they pertain to matters you claim not to care about.
You: "
I don't care how much sugar is in the tea, I can't taste it."
SJW: "
Okay then, well I'd like two extra teaspoons of sugar."
You: "
Stop demanding sweet tea! Let them make it however they like!