Isn't this normal?RaikuFA said:
They express they dislike BCell just because they don't like the way he thinks.
They just jump to him and immediately start sh*t talk to him even if he is right.
Isn't this unfair? You made a stigma for him...
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They express they dislike BCell just because they don't like the way he thinks.
They just jump to him and immediately start sh*t talk to him even if he is right.
Isn't this unfair? You made a stigma for him...
Like...everyone else in the universe?RaikuFA said:
Yes, sure he said a specific game is terrible, but it is his opinion.
If this is like that, then I will agree.RaikuFA said:
But maybe it isn't B-Cell's faults, but Mob's who saw your post?
When I did my Games of the Year for 2016, Doom was on the list. I described it as a one-note game that played a very, very good note.
It's also a game that I didn't actually *beat* until into 2017, mostly because of its one-note nature. The further into the game it gets, the less interesting it gets, because it really doesn't change things up much... But it makes a very favorable first impression.
It's the sort of game that I'd definitely recommend playing, but also recommend stopping once you start losing interest. I certainly didn't get anything more about it when I came back to properly "finish" it.
It's also a game that I didn't actually *beat* until into 2017, mostly because of its one-note nature. The further into the game it gets, the less interesting it gets, because it really doesn't change things up much... But it makes a very favorable first impression.
It's the sort of game that I'd definitely recommend playing, but also recommend stopping once you start losing interest. I certainly didn't get anything more about it when I came back to properly "finish" it.
I've never played a Doom game in my life and even I know Doom is way older than 1. Hell, Doom is older than I am.
As for defining this generation. No. No it hasn't. By any stretch of the imagination. I'm more than positive Overwatch has had more of an impact than Doom has. If any FPS is going to be defining this generation, it's Overwatch.
As for defining this generation. No. No it hasn't. By any stretch of the imagination. I'm more than positive Overwatch has had more of an impact than Doom has. If any FPS is going to be defining this generation, it's Overwatch.
I'd much rather play Life is Strange.PurplePonyArcade said:
Narrative-wise, this game did something... unexpected. I view this game as debunking the "Gamers want good characters" psuedo-myth.
Nobody gives a fuck about complex characters, the thing people want is strong characterization. The Doom Slayer has virtually no character, what minuscule droplets of character he had were amplified through the sheer strength of his characterization to the point where he became an icon all over again.
Nobody gives a fuck about complex characters, the thing people want is strong characterization. The Doom Slayer has virtually no character, what minuscule droplets of character he had were amplified through the sheer strength of his characterization to the point where he became an icon all over again.