Quote from: Nuka on October 01, 2014, 04:07:08 PM

Quote from: Mr Psychologist on October 01, 2014, 04:03:56 PM

I actually like Daz, but god damn.

Anyone want to take bets on whether it's apathy or orders from above that's allowed this farce to go on?

Could be, but honestly...what does it even matter at this point?

It really doesn't :l
And that's the sad part.

Whats sadder is that it matters to the people that insist on staying over there.

I rather not sign up for something just to play one game.

Quote from: Yutaka on October 01, 2014, 03:24:01 PM

Quote from: SexyPiranha on October 01, 2014, 03:23:31 PM

Weird stuff, metal, punk, rock in general, jazz, blues.

Weirder stuff has been played, you're fine.

No, the weird stuff was seperate and on top of the normal stuff.

Regardless you'll be fine, no one can keep you from playing a song you want to play, unless it goes against the rules. Like posting this...

Filters.

During freshman friday a girl got pants'd near the cafeteria.

Quote from: Flee on October 01, 2014, 02:32:52 PM

Quote from: Scorch on October 01, 2014, 02:31:56 PM

I'm going to burn my signed Destiny poster.

You better record that shit and put it on #Destiny.

I think I will

Please do, it will be the best thing ever.

Quote from: Yutaka on October 01, 2014, 02:14:53 PM

Unlimited fines? What are those?

A monetary penalty with no upper-bound.

Who's wonderful idea was that?

Lovely, now people will try to raid #­gaming only to have the mods hate them more. If only they realized that it does nothing at this point.

Unlimited fines? What are those?

Land of the free...

for Christians.

That's not the wrong attitude, it's the prerequisite to write a review. However, it's different when you need to make a publication on the web, or a magazine. Where the length, and content matters, and an editor will expect you to meet those things.

Quote from: Yutaka on October 01, 2014, 01:28:54 PM

To me how much depth I put on a review depends normally on how enthusiastic I am about what I'm reviewing, otherwise I just try to cover the important bits and analyze them.

Good thing I review just for the fun, but I get what your saying.

There's a difference between writing a full document with criticism on a game, and a review to be given on a website. If I am to convey everything from my critical standpoint then I would probably remove things that aren't needed from the text. Instead in a review for a website or a magazine (which both deal with quite limited space) you must retain a few bits of everything that is important, but at the same time that explains your thoughts on those bits. So, I'd say that I actually prefer to be wholly in depth, even though the audience for this would be much smaller.

Quote from: Yutaka on October 01, 2014, 01:15:04 PM

You could always just shorten a review by putting in the most important things that you think deserve attention in it. Its not really necessary to be extremely in depth, unless you want to that is.

To me how much depth I put on a review depends normally on how enthusiastic I am about what I'm reviewing, otherwise I just try to cover the important bits and analyze them.

Maybe, but for games as large as Assassin's Creed it is quite the work. A whole in-depth critical piece that contains something about each chapter would be at least 5k words which would need to be edited, processed and checked again. Perhaps, if I could release them online and charge like $1 or $5 for each then that would make it worth all the effort for a full in-depth piece.

Quote from: Yutaka on October 01, 2014, 01:11:03 PM

I never played any of the Assassin's Creed games, but I have a feeling you would make a good in depth review on the game.

You could always just shorten a review by putting in the most important things that you think deserve attention in it. Its not really necessary to be extremely in depth, unless you want to that is.

Jesus, thats horrific.

I'm okay with this.