Are you a child?

"A minute" used in the context of "a moment".  Nitpicking.

Better call up Egoraptor, because Halo CE's genius design added walls so players could figure out that they can't walk through them, and it didn't even have to tell them.

"A minute" used in the context of "a moment".  Nitpicking.

Better call up Egoraptor, because Halo CE's genius design added walls so players could figure out that they can't walk through them.

probably the shittiest analogy i've ever seen

there's a difference between adding walls for the sake of having walls, and having enemies with subtle sweetspots that you figure out how to fight on your own

rather than just having enemies that you mindlessly shoot over and over with no change-ups at all

yeah, great tutorial stage
i'm so excited for this fucking game

Never said that, or even implied that.
A tutorial that isn't even .5% of the entire game is a non-issue.

to you

are you a child?

and, yes, you probably love it when games hold your hand
otherwise, it wouldn't be a non-issue to you

Yup so different from praising a platformer for 20 minutes for introducing the idea of jumping without telling you.

Your game collection must be depressingly small if you judge how disappointing a game is by its tutorial.

and you still haven't even talked about what you didn't like about what was shown so far

whatever it is, i'm gonna call it a non-issue
because apparently you're slow to understand the concept that not everyone has to agree on what's an issue

there isn't anything i've seen that i don't like

there isn't anything i've seen that i don't like

so you like it

there is no in between here
"meh" is the same thing as dislike--if there's nothing you like about it, then that's a dislike in itself

duh

Your game collection must be depressingly small if you judge how disappointing a game is by its tutorial.

i have 800+ games

i'm not judging how disappointing a game is by its tutorial
i'm judging how disappointing a TUTORIAL is by its tutorial

fucking idiot
i mean jesus goddamn fucking christ

so disappointing

good thing none of that $4m was mine

Sorry.  CLEARLY should have known you were just talking about the $4m that funded the tutorial.

there's such a thing as indifference
not everything is either this or that you know

i don't believe in indifference when it comes to these sorts of things

it doesn't work like that

indifference just means that there was nothing that compelled you
which, like i said, is a negative trait in itself

it isn't

having no interest or emotion towards something isn't bad

Uh huh.  Either way, it's the entertainment industry, so of course it's not going to cancer.  That's not what those people are paying for, and it's not a real donation or cause: it's a glorified pre order.  The American Cancer Society doesn't promise you a product or your money back.  It's no different than "a dumb game" like Pokemon Red/Blue having a $50+ mil budget, except the promises and advertisements are happening earlier in development and they're focused directly on consumers rather than on publishers and then eventually consumers.

I'm just saying. There ARE real causes on crowd-funding websites. I don't really think there should be anything but these sorts of causes on them, but whatever.

Only reason I don't care about that is because Kickstarter and Indie GoGo campaigns require the backers to be paid back, or the promise fulfilled, in some way.

source?

Number 19.  Just an example, though.  A ton of AAA video games have ridiculously massive budgets.

It is if you are supposed to be interested. If you're supposed to have some sort of emotional response.

i'm not supposed to be anything

I'm not, though.