but that isn't for a game so what's your point...?

I'm not a programmer, but from what I know, creating a procedural, block-based, sandbox, exploration-type game is way different from a platformer game with pre-made maps and sprites for each character/object.

I dislike this piece of art. I wouldn't want to hang a print of it in my room. It's a Picasso. Just because you don't like something doesn't make it amateur or a ripoff. People have different tastes.

In the same respect that golf, bowlers, or rifle shooters are athletes, yes. They're all competitive sports that require manual dexterity.

Just because they can travel under the same visa doesn't make them the same...

This is purely an example of older rules adapting to new circumstances.
The specifics under which an athlete is able to get a visa to perform his professional occupation inside another countries borders DO apply to a professional gamer aswell…

This is a major victory for consumer rights.

No matter what the fanboys say about innovation being stagnated; consumers won today.

About says it all

Adam Orth's mindset is the correct mindset. It just isn't the politically correct mindset.

Douche level comments beginning in 5...4...wait you already posted.

What interests me about this whole article is that your use of "Trolling" seems to fall more along the lines of "Pranking", albeit with a negative consequence for those on the receiving end of the Prankster's Gambit.