The Bottom Line

[Ad Hominem]

Some people play games to win, others play games to have fun.

[SabreXT]

-and others play to maintain their facade of being smart, cultured and anti conformist.

[Ad Hominem]

According to Merriam-Webster...

game noun \ˈgām\

Definition of GAME

(1) : activity engaged in for diversion or amusement

[Spleenkick McGee]

SabreXT, it's okay if you didn't like the game, but don't assume that everyone who does like it is just being some kind of indie game hipster. I actually took 10 minutes to read reviews and watch some LPs on Youtube, because I'm not retarded. Deciding that I'd probably enjoy the game in spite of its lack of structure, I bought it and, as it turns out, I did enjoy it. I feel that, for $10, it could offer a lot more content, but it has potential and I'm hoping to see the game grow in scale and variety. If I wanted CoD, I'd go play CoD, but wouldn't spend $10 on something I couldn't be bothered to research and then lurk on the game's forums ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about it.

[Shadowspaz]

I'm really curious, now. Does ANYONE actually buy a game, thinking "This will make me look smart?" Or is that purely something that people say when they completely miss the point of something and claim it "isn't a game?"

[|-_-IR0B0T-_-|]

I was wondering the same.