I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE

but don't care! you are just pushing home the fact that you post these to get a rise out of people. er, i mean "Oh whoa is me, as a woman i am so offended that you would make a reference to us being whores if you pay for dinner and a drink. oh let me get all pissy. grrr". lol

this is a fun video :)

It was just a joke, Jesus Christ. Why do you take everything as some personal attack on you? I meant absolutely nothing by it. I just made a joke about how your phrasing could be interpreted as sexual innuendo. Just busting balls, perfectly friendly. Way more friendly than you deserve.

In fact, even that first post in this thread was meant half-jokingly, I thought it will be a perfectly peacefull way of pointing out you're insistance on returning to a certain subject. It was a refernce to silly superhero comics for fucks sake.

You really should get over yourself, and try to find some sense of humor. You're so self important and puffed up it's a miracle you can even write on the keyboard without just smacking all the keyes at the same time in some spasm of egotistical rage.

Well, good on you. I do like teasing people. As in, friendly mocking.

The fact that you took this little barb laughing just increases my respect for you a whole lot, for whatever that's worth to you.

I'm not big on Nerd Metal, though. It's not that they're not good on their respective instruments, technically, but it all sounds a bit bland to me. It's like they're playing math, I can't explain it better.

My,my my look at all the nice posts:)

I don't read superhero comics any more, as I can't stand the plots, especially the newer ones. That's not even mentioning the horrible artwork since the late 90s.

However, your peaceful way of pointing out my insisting on returning to a certain subject was in itself, a repeated insistence of *all* your posts in the other thread, which by the way, had nothing to do with games or social justice.

So hopefully you can see why I considered that post an irritant.

Either way, I think it's obvious you & me can't get along & I will repeat to you that most of the topics I start will be potentially controversial, so now you know what to do whenever you see a thread I started.

TTFN.

me neither, but a friend sent it to me and i was like, "WTF?? LOL" the end is my favorite :)

and lol to "playing math" well said

YUUUUUP.

Also thought this. : (

Yeah, perfect execution, no "feeling" or "soul". Instead of paint by numbers, you get play by numbers.

Kinda like Dream Theater!

Hadn't watched until the end. The goblin mask looks like a cheap version of the ones used in Legend, that 1985 Ridley Scott film with Tim Curry & The Cruiser before he went certifiably insane.

Hilarious goring, top stuff.

Love this pic:

Cruise looks like he is trying to win a dance competition and Oprah's head looks like a Cacodemon from Doom.

I'll raise you a GIF of the episode of that picture, but with electricity.
http://i.imgur.com/JS7UTrE.gif

I refuse to know what's REALLY going on & I will draw my own outlandish conclusions about that picture. I'm sure they'll be less insane than the reality.

What do you mean, "looks like"?

What is a game with an agenda?

I'm being serious. Which means this is probably not the thread to discuss this, but what constitutes as an agenda to you? Making an effort to have characters of multiple ethnicities/genders/sexual orientations?

Gone Home was quite maligned by a lot of people, but would the game be any different if the couple in the story was straight and not gay? Does it have an agenda?

Dragon Age has a lot of gay and bisexual characters, sometimes to its detriment, but I think they exist solely to please fans who might enjoy it. Does catering to these fans constitute as an agenda? Because if that's the case then every game has that same agenda.

Apart from stuff like America's Army or Bible Man, as mentioned in this thread, every game is made with one of two purposes in mind: be good or make money. Everything else, including diversity of the cast, is added simply because the creators think it will help accomplish one of these things.

I don't mean to be confrontational with this question, but I've seen games be accused of having an agenda many times, and I don't really see it. Naive perhaps on my part, but words like those seem to imply such maliciousness in my mind, when I think every developer just hopes people will like their game and makes what they believe can best achieve that. Where does a game stops being just something the creator thought would be good and it starts being a vehicle to spread an agenda?

Really didn't enjoy the song (never saw the point of growling), but the video was fucking epic! :-D

There's actually a follow-up to the "story":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Q3ub1SUYfg

Kudos to Crewdroog for this vid, I had a good laugh :o)