glynnahab wrote:I can only wish that I had your ability to enrage the people of the internet like this, "Moze-gus".
Do your real life acquaintances suffer from random head explosions when you voice your opinions?
No, because I've never met anyone who plays enough games to even understand what I'm talking about, let along get angry about what I said.
lordofduct wrote:It's not really that hard to do...
directions to make people want to kill you on the internet
1) go to public forum of some sort... the more well known the better.
2) have an opinion. Any opinion, it just has to be an opinion.
3) say it, say it with confidence and don't let anyone tell you that you're wrong because well... it's a fucking opinion!!!
4) just sit back and wait
I've found that the more you post the more people think you are "worked up" and get even more buggered about your presence. When in actuality, you aren't really all that angry. You just aren't afraid to say more then 4 words.
Then you get somebody like me. Who always finds the exact thing to say that just rubs Moz up the exact wrong way and another thread collapses in on itself with another pointless Niode vs Mozgus argument.
Personally, I haven't played World of Goo. I played the flash game ages ago and thought it was a nice toy for 10 minutes but I couldn't imagine playing a full game based on it...
I don't understand why you'd want to pay $20 for the game though, not when it's freely available on the internet. Same reason I don't understand why people pay for bejewelled...
Niode wrote:Then you get somebody like me. Who always finds the exact thing to say that just rubs Moz up the exact wrong way and another thread collapses in on itself with another pointless Niode vs Mozgus argument.
Personally, I haven't played World of Goo. I played the flash game ages ago and thought it was a nice toy for 10 minutes but I couldn't imagine playing a full game based on it...
I don't understand why you'd want to pay $20 for the game though, not when it's freely available on the internet. Same reason I don't understand why people pay for bejewelled...
The real irony about my comment was...I had no idea World of Goo was a flash game until you guys told me today. I just assumed so because the game strongly seems like one.
I had fun playing World of Goo. Spent fifteen minutes with it. My wife, on the other hand, has put a few hours into it. Not worth it for me, but it's a decent time-sink for puzzle fans.
@lordofduct
I'm guessing that the flash version of Alien Hominid was the only one you had played. Nothing like the real version... it's not even "alpha" grade. It's comparable to playing the Final Fantasy snowboarding cell phone game and basing your opinion of FFVII on that.
"Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most."
RackGaki wrote:I had fun playing World of Goo. Spent fifteen minutes with it. My wife, on the other hand, has put a few hours into it. Not worth it for me, but it's a decent time-sink for puzzle fans.
@lordofduct
I'm guessing that the flash version of Alien Hominid was the only one you had played. Nothing like the real version... it's not even "alpha" grade. It's comparable to playing the Final Fantasy snowboarding cell phone game and basing your opinion of FFVII on that.
played the Xbox 360 arcade versions.
So it's as if I played FFVII, knew there was the FF snowboarding game on the phone, and thought the phone version was better because it was free.
I'm not sure how admitting that their rage was simply an entertainment ploy makes their situation any better. It'd be better to be a sincere person with flawed ideas than a whore for attention.
One argument with Jim Sterling was enough for this lifetime.
Mozgus wrote:Ok sent the trial. In return, spread the word around here that I'm not a total asshole.
Yeah, the whole talking shit in front of everyone, and apologizing behind the scenes is B.S. I use bar room rules on the internet, and I wish every one else did.
"Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most."
Well now, Didn't they just completely miss your point.
JT wrote:Yeah, like vampire aliens invade and hit us all with a ray beam that paralyzes all of our arms. The only way to deactivate the ray beam and fight back the vampire alien threat is with a complicated series of foot patterns on the device's control board that looks remarkably like a DDR pad. We will all praise this man for saving our lives and buy him a mountain of stuffed animals.
