Sound like good reasons to me. Looking down on American gamers is a bad idea nowadays, considering what a huge market we are. And FFXIV, well, that one speaks for itself.Runefaust wrote:He looks down on American gamers, blames us for design mistakes, ignorant to what the players want and, well, Final Fantasy XIV... need I say more?CFFJR wrote:What have you got against Tanaka?Runefaust wrote:I've already met Yoshinori Ono an' Daisuke Ishiwatari. There really aren't any game designers I'd like to meet...
Well, aside from Hiromichi Tanaka, who I'd love to knock the (屮ﾟДﾟ)屮 out! Five across the eyes, seriously.
If you could meet a game designer in person who would it be?
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BoringSupreez
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Re: If you could meet a game designer in person who would it be?
prfsnl_gmr wrote:There is nothing feigned about it. What I wrote is a display of actual moral superiority.
Re: If you could meet a game designer in person who would it be?
Is it wrong that I first read that as Hitomi Tanaka? I thought you had a thing for punching absurdly busty Japanese chicks for a second there.Runefaust wrote:Well, aside from Hiromichi Tanaka, who I'd love to knock the (屮ﾟДﾟ)屮 out! Five across the eyes, seriously.
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Weekend_Warrior
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Re: If you could meet a game designer in person who would it be?
Can Yu Suzuki speak English? If he can then yeah, I'd like to meet him alsoGSZX1337 wrote:It's a tough choice between John Carmack, Eugene Jarvis, or Yu Suzuki (Why the hell haven't the latter been mentioned?).
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