Same here. Whenever I think about Epic, I imagine him. He certainly is a big loss for Epic.Fappy said:I feel the same way. That company's just lost a whole lot of personality in the public eye.Fieldy409 said:To me, Cliff was pretty much the face of Epic. It's so weird to see him leave them.
But Jaffe left after the first God of War game...JuliusMagnus said:Wow, After the third game in a trilogy is released it seems the leaders/faces of the developer leave.
God of War > David Jaffe
Mass Effect > The Docs
Gears of War > Cliffy B
You beat me to the punch. I actually read the original line as "thanks for all the fish".jollybarracuda said:I really, really wanted that to say "so long and thanks for all the fish".Andy Chalk said:"so long and thanks for everything"
Maybe if i just...twist that...swap the cables...
yup, here we go:
Andy Chalk said:"so long and thanks for all the fish"
Anyways, it's sad to see him go. I was never a big fan of his, but it's just one of those things were he's always been there, and it'll be weird without him. Best of luck to him on what he does next.
It's early yet.Signa said:At least we can't blame EA for this one.
Give it time, maybe EA poached him, then the blame can commence!Signa said:At least we can't blame EA for this one.
Indeed. I'll really miss the entertaining commentary he's prone to provide.Mr.Pandah said:Awww...it's actually really sad to see him go. He was a huge personality for the gaming business and it'll be a while before we have someone around like him again I feel. =/
Except, you know, this guy made games that some people actually like. I don't think Cliffy ever had a Daikatana incident.Scrythe said:So... does this mean Unreal Tournament is coming back?
Please?
Seriously though, fuck this guy. I've always considered him this generation's John Romero. Hearing about his departure on top of Peter Molyneux's slow fade into obscurity means that Christmas came early for me. Good riddance.
Perhaps not specifically, no. Having said that Cliff, like Romero, never stopped at a chance to thrust himself in the spotlight like some kind of game developer socialite. There's such a thing as being in tune and in contact with your player base, and then there's being an shameless attention whore.Compatriot Block said:Except, you know, this guy made games that some people actually like. I don't think Cliffy ever had a Daikatana incident.Scrythe said:So... does this mean Unreal Tournament is coming back?
Please?
Seriously though, fuck this guy. I've always considered him this generation's John Romero. Hearing about his departure on top of Peter Molyneux's slow fade into obscurity means that Christmas came early for me. Good riddance.
We'll miss you bro. Good luck in all you do.