Fookin' Prawns!

Member 56

Level 24.48

Mar 2006

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May 27, 2006, 09:36 PM
Local time: May 28, 2006, 02:36 AM
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Some very popular games have no narrative whatsoever; people play these particular games for visceral, emotional reasons more than anything else. It's a shame for me because I enjoy a compelling story, but most games these days have a "plot" that could've been written by a five-year old, or have none by design.
Gaming is important economically, as it is often a driver for the creation and adoption of new technology, and it keeps a lot of people in work. Concerning the individual, I can only speak for myself. While I do enjoy several games and genres, I could probably live without games with no trouble at all. I prefer to create my own worlds and my own scenarios rather than immerse myself in yet another (often shoddily put-together) sequel. For me, that is a more productive use of my time.
Jam it back in, in the dark.
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