Debate

[Marek]

Is invisibility ethical?

I say yes.

[Chris]

It depends on its usages.

[Alex]

i concur with chris, and you should feel lucky that i'm not starting to debate whether ridiculous curt and unexplained debates are foolish.

A pox on your house sir!

[Marek]

Hmm interesting. What about invisible ink? I think that's probably the greatest source of invisibility abuse.

[Jayel]

i concur with chris, and you should feel lucky that i'm not starting to debate whether ridiculous curt and unexplained debates are foolish.

Oh good. I was starting to believe that my comprehension abilities started to wane...

[MrHoatzin]

I think we should dedicate a whole april fools feature to the ethical implications of invisibility in games.

[Jake]

As long as it constantly has phrases like "As seen in the recent film, Hollow Man, ..." and "for instance, in Hollow Man...".

[Chris]

As long as it constantly has phrases like "As seen in the recent film, Hollow Man, ..." and "for instance, in Hollow Man...".

Done. We should also include a bibliography with only one source (obviously, Hollow Man).

[MrHoatzin]

That movie was pretty fucked up. And the chick couldn't act.

[Chris]

That movie was pretty fucked up.

Yes, also retarded.

[MrHoatzin]

Wicked retarded even.

I guess I am trespassing through an inside joke, but it is not too arcane to figure out.