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Non-linearity rant

baronjohn

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I've enjoyed both completely linear games and completely non-linear games (e.g. Sim City) as well as everything inbetween.
 

BearBomber

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Jun 2, 2008
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You might want to watch it. Guy in the movie admits that he is not inteligent enough to play Dwarf Fortress.
 

Multi-headed Cow

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Everyone is intelligent enough to play Dwarf Fortress. The question is do they rack disciprine and can't keep their attention focused long enough to learn the interface.
 
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