I don't know that it's fair to judge Sterling's reviews for B:AO vs MW3. Partially, I think, because of what different games try to do. We all may be sick to death of COD games (oh god, please stop... please stop making COD-only players think they are gamers, and flooding our community with cretins and 12 year old homophobic racist wannabes), but if COD games are doing what COD games are meant to do, and they are doing them well, then maybe they don't deserve bad scores just because they are COD games. B:AO, on the other hand, is a very bad attempt to pull off what B:AA did brilliantly and B:AC did only kinda-competently, and that deserves a bad score.
Sterling leaving D-toid is not a great thing, but it's probably good for him and good for The Escapist. It's possibly good for D-toid in the end in that, if they need a dedicated editor, I rather doubt it's him, considering all his other projects. Hell, if means Movie Defense Force every week instead of every two weeks... they are always good for a laugh.
I have kinda mixed views on Sterling, overall. I generally think he's a very smart guy and I generally agree with his opinions, editorials, and reviews, wholeheartedly. I just, sorta... can't take him. My wife laughs at Yahtzee despite saying she finds his voice grating. That's how I feel about Sterling. I can put up with his reviews and his editorials, but the voice can get a bit irritating and once I connect the voice and the face (mannerisms), I find that, while I agree with him, I also have this urge to punch him in the mouth at the same time.
Am I the only one?
Sterling leaving D-toid is not a great thing, but it's probably good for him and good for The Escapist. It's possibly good for D-toid in the end in that, if they need a dedicated editor, I rather doubt it's him, considering all his other projects. Hell, if means Movie Defense Force every week instead of every two weeks... they are always good for a laugh.
I have kinda mixed views on Sterling, overall. I generally think he's a very smart guy and I generally agree with his opinions, editorials, and reviews, wholeheartedly. I just, sorta... can't take him. My wife laughs at Yahtzee despite saying she finds his voice grating. That's how I feel about Sterling. I can put up with his reviews and his editorials, but the voice can get a bit irritating and once I connect the voice and the face (mannerisms), I find that, while I agree with him, I also have this urge to punch him in the mouth at the same time.
Am I the only one?