But can he run Crysis?

I watched it 2 weeks ago

This is actually super awkward for us, because we were just about to unveil a brand new logo.

I typically agree with your posts, and i generally like reading your stuff, however, i'd like to offer a few counterpoints to yours.

I have played both, and I disagree with you entirely.

Why do games even need focus groups of random people. Of course, sometimes it's hard to predict how the game features would work, or would gameplay be smooth and fun. But if the game is the work of art, it doesn't need a damn focus group except the people who make it, the game should be what THEY want it to be. That's…

A moment of silence if you will:

Maybe a high caliber hollow point? That looks like it could be a .44

Saw this on joystiq.

Yup. There's the key difference:

...your actual lack of self awareness both astounds and amazes me. Well done!

How are you acknowledging this guy's struggles? You're promoting yourself by posting a video of how lucky you were in a game of Smash and you're trying to compare that to what this guy has done? That is disrespectful. Then you try to call me out for pitying this guy? lol. Aren't most of us pitying this guy? Isn't that…

I love the last bullet point. "Shouldn't be playing video games anymore". To which every sensible thirty-something replies: Fuck you I can do what I want.

It's not that magic needs to be logical, it's just that it needs to be consistent. Unrestricted magic is boring and often tends to lead to plot holes, continuity errors, and deus ex machina. Having no consistency in the rules of a setting can ruin a story.

Eh. Killing off characters is just as cliche nowadays, esp. in SF/F. I'm surprised when people survive any more.

One of the things I like is to see a trope put out there and then spun a new way.