Txiasaeia said:
Little grasp of context and discussion? You just went on a rant calling me an idiot and that I have nothing interesting to say at all.
Are you stupid enough to think people will believe your lie? Anyone with half a brain and a sense of conversation flow could tell that you are just reposting a previous post of yours as if it has some context to the replies you are quoting. Then you took a couple of topics from what I replied with and built a straw man argument based upon that.
This is discussion? What are you, in kindergarten?
Apparently not, since I am the one of us both that appears to have some ability to understand context. I also refuse to play into certain logic fallacies. Or were you just stupid and thought I wanted an explanation of those two games? Hold on, I'll address more of your "martyrdom".
You *could* have taken the germane parts of my posts and agreed/disagreed with them without acting like arrogant son of a bitch.
Except when they have no contextual relevance to what I posted and you quoted to. You keep forgetting that. No, bad little monkey. I am not going to jump through your fallacy loop, kid.
You don't want my opinions? Fine.
Not when they have no rational connection behind them, which is what I've stated previously. Now we're back to square one, in me pointing out this is exactly one of the most irritating aspects of discussion. Someone generally becomes nasty when the smoke and mirrors are being used, and you've tried to constantly bullshit your way first through your "explanation" of how "Deus Ex is teh bestest for FP view and Betheseda should take notes from it" or whatever garbage it was that you wrote. I didn't bother to remember it verbatim or look it up since you can't be bothered to do either the same within this discussion.
I've never heard of any of the freaking boards you were talking about - how is it my fault for not knowing about them exactly? Obviously, if I post *here*, then I get attacked, but if I head over to neverneverland.com then I'll be listened to? Riiiiiight. I'm beginning to see why the Fallout community has been bitching so much about nobody listening to them.
Exactly what has that to do with the topic I was referring to? Here, since you seem to be mentally handicapped enough to use the Submit button and not the Search button, let me educate you as to it's use. See your posts?
Look to the bottom of them. Look for where it says "Profile". Don't worry how it is spelled, trust me that is correct.
In this new screen, there is a link titled "Find all posts by (User Name)". (User Name)is just a placeholder for the actual user name, yours would be Txiasaeia, in case you forgot that as well.
From this next screen, people can see every public post of yours.
Check out the one with you going on about Deus Ex, as if it had some relevance. In fact, I could think of a good number of things BAD about Deus Ex. In that first and foremost is that it is LINEAR AS A LINE. Yes, there is some option to go different routes and have certain actors give you items or get different speech selections, but as a whole nothing in the game you did really mattered up until the end. Not like Fallout at all.
You know, the part where you save and then go through all the different ending sequences to avoid having to play the rest of the game because the rest of the game really had NOTHING to do with which ending you received. Which is again different than Fallout.
As a template, Deus Ex would make a SHITTY example.
Fallout: "tight story"? That's a good laugh. Learn what it means.
But hey, that's fine, I'm only a potential customer here. It's not like i was being a jerk or "dishonest," expecting that I would get my ass handed to me. My posts were sincere & without a trace of malice.
Clueless disregard is rudeness, too. Generally, most intelligent people educate themselves about a subject before they enter into it, though being a gaming site, we get children who feel relevant because they can hit a Submit button and magically make words appear.
I'll take this conversation into account when FO3 is released as to whether i'll buy it or not.
Heavens forbid I should have "that" honor to have hurt your widdle feewings, but because you were so "wronged", you're not going to buy Fallout 3.
Maybe you should point out what logic you see in this to me because I don't understand "idiot"; I really fail to see where I should care at all whether you buy Fallout 3 or not. I usually enjoy the company of intelligent people, and seeing as you're one to let something out of context decide whether you purchase a game or not, I really doubt that qualifies you as intelligent. I probably do need to thank you pre-emptively for not cluttering up my support forums with tech help questions that don't bother to adequately explain the problem. That, in addition to your "conversational challenges" (to be PC and not hurt your feelings, shithead), would make you
really popular in places where the adult to child ratio is often a little steeper than your insipid little mind could fathom.
Thanks for the "enlightenment!"
You are welcome.
Notice this part of communication, when I say "bite me" and refuse to read anything more you have to say.
If you want to know why we have to be rabid, it's to get past the morons that don't substantiate what they post and just post drivel like "Deus Ex should be kept in mind for developing a FP Fallout" and expect people to instantly know precisely what elements you mean. Unless, of course, you mean a FP Fallout should be a Deus Ex clone, at which people could enjoy an amusing laugh at your expense as you bring new meaning to "Fallout Enforcer".
I've already pointed this out before, but maybe you're just intelligent enough to get it on the fourth try. Nah, we couldn't be that lucky. Right now, since it is obvious you haven't played Fallout at all with your "opinion" that it should be like Deus Ex or Deus Ex should have some "relation" to future development of Fallout RPG titles is flamebait at best . Frankly, despite how dead the world did feel and how little they are, Morrowind did have many consequences of choices you've made through the game. Deus Ex had...more grenades or whatever if you took down the NSF non-lethally and more nonsensical crap like that. The choices you have in Deus Ex are all superficial up to the ending, while those in Morrowind while rare are still relevant throughout the game.
I think what makes it funny is that you've likely not noticed the rampant Fallout Enforcer references and put the X-COM reference together. Judging from the blank stare in your eyes, I know you're clueless of that as well.
