He was saying that if you don't like the game, don't rant and rave about it. You came onto here to rant about it but I'll go ahead and give you the benefit that either you mis-read his statement or I mis-read his intentions.Jesse Willadson said:Gah okay maybe I can explain what I mean with a quick story.Sober Thal said:snipJesse Willadson said:snip
The before-mentioned game school I was in also had a fashion degree as well (IADT for anyone interested). I had a friend in the fashion degree who already made a slight living selling original clothing that she would make. She would get an order from specific people or small companies and make it for the cash. She did more for the money it put in her pocket then the artistic outlet.
Sometimes though she would make an original design and throw it out there, wanting to make money off of it, but it was driven more by her artistic need then her financial need.
From my experiences people who are artistically driven want to make something because they can. They also can make a living off of it, but there is an idea and a desire behind it. To me limbo seems like a game that someone had an idea, wanted to make it, and made it. Yeah he wants to make money with it, but that's not the only reason.
To me, modern warfare exists because there's a group of people who want to be rich so decide to will be made again.
.... I never said it didn't have cool ideas, I just said the core-gameplay doesn't really changetippy2k2 said:And I go right back to what I just said, there is NO game that isn't being pushed out for money. The world does not run on puppy dog smiles and unicorn farts, money is the single biggest driving factor for the gaming industry. YOU don't think MW3 has cool ideas but I completely disagree and will continue buying CoD games until I do not enjoy playing them anymore.Jesse Willadson said:sniptippy2k2 said:snipJesse Willadson said:snipRagsnstitches said:You know what would be better?
If y'all let this subject go. Jesus H. Christ people, ITS A FUCKING GAME... you don't have to even acknowledge it.
I'm no cod fan and the last cod game I owned was World at War. But regardless of how repetitive the game gets I find the people who constantly feel obliged to rant and rage over the game to be far more irksome then any CoD game could every manage.
Seriously, the best way to combat it, is to IGNORE IT.
Also, you can't bring up and bash a game and then say "Agreed" when someone says we should stop talking about it. You are the one who brought it up and now you get to deal with the people telling you why you're wrong.
Also I was agreeing with the if you don't like it ignoir it part then the rest. As previously stated, I like the game, I just don't play it that much anymore
Lastly, the game industry is a completely different beast than the fashion industry (or really any industry). Realistically, you need at least a dozen people and a very large chunk of money to make a game that will make any kind of a splash. You get the odd-ducks like Minecraft that skate by PURELY on concept and not require a lot but 99.8% of games can't be a love game. It's all about the money in this industry (whether that is good or bad is a completely different argument than the one here).