They already do. You just have to pay for it. $20 a year gets you HTML5 videos suitable for mobile and desktop viewing. Sure, you gotta pay for it, but then they do have to pay the bills. I'll happily pay for ad free HTML5 videos.Mr Ink 5000 said:
What Our Review Scores Mean
- Thread starter Jimothy Sterling
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I am so pleased by this news. Mr. Sterling is one of the few people I've encountered who both review and perform Let's Plays; I find it an important insight to see the personality of the game player playing games when it comes to reviewing said games, and Let's Plays are an excellent window for that (I really hope you can keep up your youtube channel alongside this gig, somehow).
Best of luck and blessings in this endeavor, Jim. God is thanked for you.
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Best of luck and blessings in this endeavor, Jim. God is thanked for you.
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I wish for your wish.hpriamson said:
"Five Stars: A five-star game is the current pinnacle of its genre, an example other games should follow. Nothing is perfect, but a game capable of achieving five stars is as ideal as games get. Five Stars are relative -- another game may come along one day that bests it in its genre, but right now, this is as good as it's ever gotten"
Jim... so you're telling me Jim that Dragon Age II... COUNTS.AS.THIS?!.
Because Goddammit it's the absolute first thing that came to mind when I read the article topic. I know it's been discussed to death and the horse is well beaten and smashed into the ground.
Well I picked up those bits, brushed the dirt off and put it in a crockpot with some seasonings and veggies.
OT: This is gonna be fun I think, "Thank God" for you
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Jim... so you're telling me Jim that Dragon Age II... COUNTS.AS.THIS?!.
Because Goddammit it's the absolute first thing that came to mind when I read the article topic. I know it's been discussed to death and the horse is well beaten and smashed into the ground.
Well I picked up those bits, brushed the dirt off and put it in a crockpot with some seasonings and veggies.
OT: This is gonna be fun I think, "Thank God" for you
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I don't give the first fuck about what Greg thought of Dragon Age II.
Man is entitled to believe as he wishes. My job is to support, not to censor.
Man is entitled to believe as he wishes. My job is to support, not to censor.
This news made my day.
Don't know many...
I wonder if this means Mr. Sterling will be making his presence on the Podcat...
Yes.Jimothy Sterling said:1. The scale is not up for debate at this time. I know this system works.
Hell yes! (Wish there was a new Jax and Daxter game coming out, though, but still awesome.) Don't think I can think of a reviewer more apt for this.
Don't know many...
Always saw that myself. Not everyone would care for Jim's review style, but it's in line with my thinking.
You are welcome!
I wonder if this means Mr. Sterling will be making his presence on the Podcat...
I really look forward to having you as an official member of the site's staff, Jim. I always liked your reviews on Destructoid, even when I didn't agree with you. You're very eloquent and know just the right way to mock something. Not to mention, you're going to provide more personality to this site that we need.
That review is from 2.5 years ago. Move on already! (If you were trying to be sarcastic or just joking, you can ignore some of this, I can't tell either way from your post). You are not just beating a dead horse, you are beating the mound of dirt that might be in the vicinity of where you think the horse died, but your not really sure, it could just be where a squirrel died, or a cow died. Respect Greg's opinion, realize that it is different from yours and move on.otakon17 said:"Five Stars: A five-star game is the current pinnacle of its genre, an example other games should follow. Nothing is perfect, but a game capable of achieving five stars is as ideal as games get. Five Stars are relative -- another game may come along one day that bests it in its genre, but right now, this is as good as it's ever gotten"
Jim... so you're telling me Jim that Dragon Age II... COUNTS.AS.THIS?!.
Because Goddammit it's the absolute first thing that came to mind when I read the article topic. I know it's been discussed to death and the horse is well beaten and smashed into the ground.
Well I picked up those bits, brushed the dirt off and put it in a crockpot with some seasonings and veggies.
OT: This is gonna be fun I think, "Thank God" for you
Damn, the last few weeks with comments like this (only directed at Jim and some of his older reviews) are appalling, and this post reminds me of that type of "oh lets bring up this old review to contradict this, because I thought that game was terrible". If you really want to thank god for Jim, don't bring up decaying horses with only the final review score in places that they don't belong with no further insight or well constructed opinions. I think Jim really nailed it on the head in this post
.Jimothy Sterling said:
Thank God for Jim.
Jim can't go back in time and change something that happened almost three years ago. Holy shit it's been three years and people are still angry about it, wow.otakon17 said:
He did say something in the article though:
Jim! Jim! Jim! Jim!
So does this mean that we're allowed to send you more gay furry erotica and sex toys?
So does this mean that we're allowed to send you more gay furry erotica and sex toys?
Well, he is hooking MovieBob up [https://twitter.com/JimSterling/status/398644495681875968] with review code...UberDan said:
Meanwhile, another friend of Jim's who also lives in Boston is feeling a little sad... [https://twitter.com/TronKnotts/status/398646104817799168]
No, Jim Sterling, I'll only start thanking God for you when you make every Escapist reviewer watch antisocialfatman's review videos and set up an official shrine to him. Seriously, that guy knew what's up.
Also, there's no reason for the 10-point system, as it just adds more semantics and nitpicking to a facet of the industry that's already inundated with semantics and nitpicking.
Also also, I really miss the microphone throwing. I don't know why, but I just felt like that needed to be shared.
Also, there's no reason for the 10-point system, as it just adds more semantics and nitpicking to a facet of the industry that's already inundated with semantics and nitpicking.
Also also, I really miss the microphone throwing. I don't know why, but I just felt like that needed to be shared.
