I suppose it could be that I just burnt myself out with his Game Overthinker show. At first it was awkward and unfocused, but I thought it would smooth out overtime. After a while, though, the spite and venom he was piling towards certain segments of the gaming population, coupled with his condescending and shallow analysis of issues he felt compelled to speak about, really soured me on his view of gaming. He came off as very closed-minded, and a lot of the points he was making (and still is making) were much better done by other people.Dr. Crawver said:Eh, sometimes he says something I agree with, sometimes he doesn't. I respect his opinion enough to listen to it and judge it on its' own merits, but I don't go out seeking it.Mythmaker said:Does anyone here actually take Bob seriously when it comes to video games? Maybe he says some few things that you agree with, but does anyone actually respect his opinion on this subject?
I don't. Frankly, he should stick to what he's good at, at least with this show.
So in that case he's not overly important to me in the dialogue (Jimothy holds that place for me), but I wouldn't ever dismiss what he says, or what anyone else says, simply because they've said it.
Honestly, I see him as someone who is fairly uninformed and out-of-touch with the issues he's speaking on.