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10/1/2013 12:05:13 PM
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Black and White
I've never understood gamers' fascination with everything being good or bad, black or white, this or that, Sony or Xbox, Halo or Call of Duty, or so on. What is it about gamers that makes everything either fantastic or garbage? Is everything binary? Where is the scale, the shades gray? Isn't there room for multiple good games or systems? Isn't lots of choice a good thing?
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1 ReplyEdited by M37h3w3: 10/2/2013 1:11:58 AMI've said it before Papa: Hyperbole is the internet's native language. Gamers are inherently part of the internet. Thus they speak in hyperbole. I think CoD is a massive steaming pile of rancid dog shit because of it's "Even Grandma can get a kill" twitch shooting MP fueled by unbalanced and unfun system of perks and attachments that must be unlocked and extremely linear and Michael Bay campaign. That said. Lots of people enjoy it. I've even had to admit to myself that I enjoy the ability to be able to customize my death dealing Spartan in H4.
