Sentences with phrase «game than a discussion»

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The problem is that very few people what to have this rational discussion — they want to have an emotional arguement and play a game of «my god is better / kinder / bigger / badder than your god.

If you want to have a discussion about the deeper things in life — love, death, aging, loneliness, joy — you are more likely to find someone game for the topic in church than elsewhere.

Rather than discussing the game I would like to pose a discussion about Mesut Ozil's performance today.

Less than a month after Facebook Inc. confirmed its interest in live - streaming the National Football League next season, the social media giant has withdrawn from the bidding for Thursday games, according to a person with knowledge of the discussions.

Lest he alienate his target audience of people who buy baseball - themed merchandise from the Skymall catalog, Garlin alternates these interviews with scenes of himself watching Little League games (less exciting than it sounds) and bathetic discussions of sports and fatherhood with his dad's ghost, played by Timothy Olyphant.

This week things get a little rowdy when the crew breaks off into a broad discussion about how the online gaming community may be hurting the video game experience rather than helping.

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By offering areas where they can fill in fields themselves, try a concept, create a discussion or even play a short game, they're more than just passive participants.

All these things merit a hell of a lot of discussion than an indie dev who may have done anything to earn coverage that she didn't get, for a game she doesn't charge money for.

Digital Foundry: There's been a lot of discussion amongst gamers about whether developers should be making new games rather than converting across your existing titles to Xbox One and PS4 - what's your response to that?

Steven, Daniel and Troy cover the last two week sof various Nintendo goings - on, along with some discussion around Switch games being more expensive than the same game on other p...

He correctly points out, later in his letter, that the power of games seems to lie in discussion; in the two - way conversation of creator and player rather than the broadcasting of ham - handed rhetoric from an ivory tower.

For one thing, it's much easier to wrap a discussion around a game than an entire system and its massive legacy on the whole industry.

«Fast forward to now: royalties (allegedly) suck, casual games outnumber proper video games (this will have to wait for a future post for further discussion), the vast majority of titles are «disappointing» (this is perhaps a more politic choice of words than «utter crap»), and small teams are being actively funneled through publishers.»

Day two of my roundtable continued with a frank discussion why most of our MMOs seem to center on combat, and in particular, the classic turn - based, stats - more - than - skill, tank - mage - healer brand of combat which is the norm in massively multiplayer games today.

It's a juicy conversation — more than 20 minutes of detailed discussion revolving around the game's conception and how the studio is addressing fan feedback.

The premiere celebration of Japanese indie games is back and better than ever before, with over 80 developers and teams participating, and discussions led by notable creators.

Z&W belongs in the same discussion as the great LucasArts PC adventure games of yesteryear, and it more than deserves a permanent place in your Wii library.

Here at OSV, we've had more than a few discussions about the power that video game composers have or don't have when it comes to the use and distribution of their work, as well as being fairly compensated for their craft.

(Event entry fees and travel expenses not covered; includes at least two round - table discussions to be held at those events occurring no later than twelve months following the delivery of the game).

The price of games is a broad and deep topic that I could talk about for hours, but in this case I'm certain that open discussion will be more interesting than my own voice.

I think it degenerated into discussion on how a hidden stat was removed from the game because modern hardware is more powerful than a PS2, how to get one specific weapon was easier to get, and using copies of Bad Rats as Steam cryptocurrency

I am more than happy to bow down to someone that presents sensible arguments with respect to technicalities of ANY game such as textures, engine performance, frame rates, soundtrack analysis, proper plot reviews, etc.Those things have a place for discussion but not as cheap material to further one's disdain of a game.

Games that feature characters across a large amount of franchises tend to invite discussion on the difficulty of licensing characters and how that might impact either roster choices or localization chances, but Mullen also notes that licensing is less of an issue than it otherwise might have been in another game considering all characters here are a part of the Dengeki Bunko imprint.

Discussion also covered how outlets and platforms can weigh reviews from specific outlets or individuals higher than others, how developers and consumers use reviews as validation and how the various forms of review scoring that are currently used in the industry hurts the legitimacy of game reviewing.

Online deals for Lego Dimensions are less than impressive again for the third or fourth week in a row, failing to capitalize on the relevance and slight popularity boost that might be offered by the connection to Lego games discussion at E3 this week.

Now this may seem odd as a foundational belief — «public goods» are rather universally understood in economics, and the «tragedy of the commons» and related game - theory discussions of, for example, the archetypal «Prisoner's Dilemma», show quite clearly that there are situations where cooperative action produces a better outcome for all than seeking individual selfish advantage.

Rather than focusing on, say, London's famous fog (actually acrid smog, caused by millions of coal fires), he opened his discussion with an example that must have seemed twee even in 1920, a hypothetical case in which «the game - preserving activities of one occupier involve the overrunning of a neighboring occupier's land by rabbits.»

The controversy has since expanded into a discussion about more than just this game, but about regulating the industry at large.

While there's a reasonable discussion to be had as to whether or not you really need a Nimbus (Apple requires that every game be compatible with the standard Apple TV remote), it's a wise investment if you intend to use the Apple TV for console - style - titles games rather than casual time sinks.

In discussions with others at the event, many were impressed and discussing it as a viable option rather than getting an Xbox One or PS4 version of the game.

While the story does falter quite a bit in its second half with no real meaningful discussion about what the game wants its core message to be, the characters and subplots more than make up for it.