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Everything posted by jmbossy
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I wanted to play it desperately, but never wanted to play online (people disgust me) if someone on here wants to play it some time i'd definitely join. Edit: Also, Relevance!!! http://www.polygon.com/2014/1/10/5295270/the-banner-saga-composer-austin-wintory-most-challenging-score-yet (also includes link to underwhelming AMA) The best part of this entire thing is their studio name. Honestly, if you have a good studio name I want you to succeed.
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The Dancing Thumb (aka: music recommendations)
jmbossy replied to Wrestlevania's topic in Idle Banter
Not a huge music guy, but I've been listening to two groups almost non-stop, so here ya go. Ratatat kicks serious ars. Think of the best hip-hop songs you can and remove those annoying "vocal" things. You probably already know Guthrie as he did the soundtrack for Sword & Sworcery, and Indie Game the Movie. -
Soundtrack by Austin Wintory (Journey, Monaco). Sold!
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To me that sounds absolutely hilarious (if done satirically). Didn't the thumbs recently discuss GTA's portrayal of women as being objectifying? I see this as being an extrapolation of that same argument. I can't imagine a game that disrespects its female cast enough to string their breasts like ham would turn around and forge interesting characters. Though all i've seen is that one image, so i can't speak much about that particular example.
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I do have some issues with people giving KR0 game of the year nods, but only because It hasn't been fully released. I know it's semantic or whatever, but it will definitely be in my 2014 goty list.
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Started doing the Daily Challenges. Finally starting to make it to the Jungle every now and then. Still can't get past 2-2
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So Last of Us won the illustrious IGN GOTY Shock
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I am highly doubtful they can ever be "good" again. Especially as most people can't even determine when community was at its best. (A good portion of community fans I know think season 3 is the best, but I think season 1 was clearly the most well written.) Either way, I guess it probably won't kill me (though it'll give it a good try) to watch the new episodes.
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So when does he start?
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I go for walks when I wake up, I'd suggest listening to an audio book or podcast. It helps with the monotony.
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I do think it's an interesting subject; in that western games often rely on violence as the player's main set of actions. Personally I see this style of game as being offensive and misogynistic. Though I suppose someone could argue that something like Hotline Miami is offense in its depiction of violence. As I understand, western culture promotes Violence>Sex, and in eastern culture (predominately Europe) Sex>Violence. I don't know if this is something that is also true in Japan.* Is this simply the result of a culture which depicts sexuality as casually as western culture depicts violence?*** If not, where do these games come from? Why is it almost only ever Japan that makes these types of games? I don't really know enough to say, but I'm curious to know what you all think. *If I don't know what I'm talking about, and am wrong about everything just tell me to shut up ***If Hotline Miami is an extreme in violence, than games of this type could be considered an extreme in sexuality
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Is anyone participating in the global game jam Janurary 24th? I'm considering going to the ggj vancouver meetup but am honestly a little hesitant/scared. I have 0 experience, don't know anything about the process of the event, and don't have anyone to go with. I really want to learn unity, and want to attend the workshops they have, but can't without joining the jam and being put on a team to actually make a game. Do you think gamejams are a good way to learn? or should I wait until I have a bit more experience?
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I shouldn't have laughed as hard as I did...
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How does that even happen ?
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ObjectiveGameReviews.com - A Subtle Journey of Discovery
jmbossy replied to TychoCelchuuu's topic in Video Gaming
I kind of like the idea of having 0 rational for the score. It keeps people guessing about the system the site uses. -
Since 2010 I've been keeping track of my favourite 10 movies of each year (I went as far back as 2006 exclusively so I could include The Departed in a list.) I figured I would list em out. Keeping that in mind these are MY favourite movies, and are in no way a measure of quality of even a recommendation. I have a pretty awful taste in movies, I like the extremely dumb action films, sci-fi, and cynical personal stories, for reference. Also, I've yet to see a few movies (Inside Llewyn Davis, Rush), so the list is as always, subject to change. 10. Walter Mitty 9. The Counselor 8. 12 Years a Slave 7. Pacific Rim 6. White House Down 5. Elysium 4. Star Trek: Into Darkness 3. Wolf of Wallstreet 2. This Is The End 1. Gravity This year has been a fantastic year for movies. Honorable Mentions include: 21 and Over Iron Man 3 Fast 6 Man of Steel The World's End Oblivion (Surprisingly good Sci-Fi) Prisoners Pain and Gain
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ObjectiveGameReviews.com - A Subtle Journey of Discovery
jmbossy replied to TychoCelchuuu's topic in Video Gaming
"Scoring: no 7s are allowed." I cried with laughter when reading this bit. I can't guarantee I'll write anything worth note; but I'm unemployed and don't go to school... So chances are I'll write something. -
Wow dude. Spoilers!
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I actually felt some weird sense of loss after beating Fez. It didn't compute with me that I could "complete" this game; it would be like solving all of the world's mysteries.
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I agree. Learning something is difficult without exterior motivation (at least for me). I want to learn Unity, but without a friend or a class I keep trailing off. If I had someone to study with it would probably stick but the trouble is finding people you trust with similar ambitions (especially at 19-20, when everyone I know is off starting their lives). I imagine SF has a few game jams you should look out for? is that something you think would help?
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Not "exposure" so much as "compilation" I guess I did my best to make it non-offensive, but there is a possibility for many people to take what I said as meaning "why don't you look for a job harder". Which isn't what I meant, and why I opened with "not to offend".
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My LA-domestic sister insists on picking me/my family up from the airport if we ever fly down there for the express purpose of In-N-Out. I don't get it either :/
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Not to offend Twig, but I assume there is a lot of freelance programming work needed online. There may not be a lot of paid work but at least you'll get some reference work.