@ Lesifoere
Okay. You want the translation? You are a poor retarded bitch, needing excuses to like the stupid, childish stuff she likes because she is a little scared, insecure shit. Better? Of course you are going to think Torment is deep and complex if you read crap and think that makes you somewhat literate. Do you really think throwing a couple of names and discusing the writing of a handful of sword and sorcery freaks makes you part of the intelectual elite? That kind of explains what do you see in Torment, i guess.
Do me a favor, yes? Stop trying to look smart and smug with me. Criticizing the cultural tastes of someone who read parts of De Praestigiis Daemonum in original scrip when she was eleven is just awesome. Are you stupid? Sorry, foolish question with all the evidence you already gave me. But i guess a cultured person is suposed to be a retarded snob like every single person in the Codex who ever read a book, instead of just having fun and being lighthearted. Note to you, as well as others: Fantasy literature doesn't make you cultured. Science Fiction neither does. Nor does Discworld, at that. So before trying to acuse me of being a retarded because i enjoy a sappy anime every now and then, look at what your tastes are. I am not here to talk about how great my taste in literature is, because when i want to be serious business i don't look for entertainment, i look for academics. Smug commoner bitches like you get me in a bad mood, and that's bad for my Kawaiisa rating. I can feel it falling already, i'll need to go play Hello Kitty Online or something after this, jeez.
Where i was? Oh, yes. Sorry, i was talking about your commoner tastes and your commoner, superficial mind as indicated by how much importance you give to writing and style, and how much importance you give to me writing all cute and fluffy. Do you think you are impressing anyone? My, you are the girl who thinks Torment has
DEPTH. You aren't going to impress anyone who has a modicum of culture, sorry.
And tell me what the Depth of Torment is, o great and cultured lady. Are you now going to say the kind of philosophy and thought to be found in the writing and the plot is on the level of Fallout 3's children of atom, just better written? And, yes, i imagine a fantasy mystery is really amazing to read, when all the rules of the mystery are invented on the spot by the writer. Such consistency, nya.
You can keep judging me because i like to write cute and fluffy all you want, but it remains the point i am a, you guys say, sixteen years old girl and have read things you don't even know exist, nor could get your paws on if you knew, nor would understand even then because you lack the background, knowledge, and understanding beyond style and it becomes obvious in every single post of you. But you are more literate and cultured because you like Torment and i like Vampire Knight because the plot is sappy and the guys are all super hot? Okay, i guess all cultured girls are expected to be nuns or something.
And I may be young, but i have seen enought crap to know most pretentious, pseudointellectual shits like you are nothing but little insecure and scared shits inside. So grow up, and spend more time thinking and studying instead of looking for culture and knowledge in commoner crap and videogames.
Oh, and of course i am in the wrong forums. Because, obviously, role playing games are not about gameplay here. They are about what can change the nature of a man, the metaphysics of some fantasy land, the personal lives and pasts of a floating skull and some random limbo swordman guy, and other mature stuff, like walking cubes with smiley-like faces, right? I thought so. Just like fantasy literature, serious business. When i was attending the lecture about the nature of the planes i felt my mind opened by such important revelations.
I don't know about you, but i'm a hardcore gamer. So when i play a game, i care about the gameplay challenging me and kicking my butt to the next country and not about the writing. I supose you, being SO bloody literate, need good writing in your games instead of your books, where good writing belongs to.
when you do it.
