Oh, just that it's (mostly) a one-man project and Tarn Adams while amazing probably is not immortal. Plus if the donations dry up at some point he still has to eat.

Dwarf Fortress's devs don't label money sent to them as investment though, they label it as donation.

75% of people tried the game and lost interest.

Nope, he's a doctor.

It's like sausage casing... only they got casing for the wrong kind of sausage.

Yeah, I follow you there. Stuff doesn't always get grouped in a readily visible way.

Never said it was a fair comparison with regard to technology, I'm simply disagreeing with the notion of some silly divisible number rule like with people who say only odd numbered Windows releases are good.

FF5 > FF3.

The irony of such a demand is that it is one of most effective ways to keep someone talking.

Oh noes, I crapped in your Final Fantasy soup.

About in the same sense that watching a character pick the attack command in Final Fantasy 7 is actual gameplay, yeah.

You're just bitchin' about it because you can

That's a perfectly cool sentiment to have. I'm not quite there myself... I'm just a little too into games not to over-think them, but I certainly get the appeal.

He isn't complaining that Notch sold out, his complaint is about how Notch went on a tirade back when Oculus sold out to Facebook about how he was above working with them and then a short time later sold out himself.

Nah, you've got it. Progression is always one of the biggest things that excites me about an RPG and even when it comes to how the game plays during combat we don't have any idea what the enemies are like or what you can do inside of battle that doesn't amount to the most basic parts of DMC or Bayonetta.

Slightly more like getting bitter about clicking into an article titled 'Check out this baseball game footage' only to find it's just two minutes of baseball buried under a bunch of basketball stuff.

He's been working with them for half a decade

I didn't start out mad about it... just bitter.