Far Cry 3.
I think Far Cry 3's chances went up in smoke when the story was disappointing.
Sleepy Dawgs
If Vinny were the only one voting, sure.
Far Cry 3.
Sleepy Dawgs
I think Far Cry 3's chances went up in smoke when the story was disappointing.
Patrick please do a sectioned off spoiler segment for 999 on the bombcast. Discussion will be severely hampered otherwise.
Which I think is so fucking stupid. The overraction around the story in the media is just ridiculous. Sure the story isn't great, I agree with that, but it's not like the story of any other games (well except TWD) was any better this year. To see people actually offended by it (like Klepek and Geis) is just....huh..wtf?
Given that nobody else has played it, I think people expecting spoilers galore for 999 will be disappointed.
I will admit there's a decent chance I'm wrong, though.
This would be true if any of the other guys have any interest in playing it and I doubt that.
Spoiling 999 on the Bombcast would be really dumb, I disagree with the assumption that none of the rest of the Giant Bomb crew would be interested in playing it. Not to mention that there's likely a significant portion of their audience who might not have played it but would be compelled to do so after a positive reception from Patrick.
Don't see Jeff, Ryan, or Brad accepting that.
I wish they just had a 100% spoilers rule on the podcast. Skip ahead if you don't want to hear about it.
I had totally forgotten about the true ME3 ending:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAmVVAjZZeM
At that point, who are they serving? What percentage of their audience could have completed the game as quickly as a reviewer? And who is the conversation with (as it's really rare for two members of the Bombcast to have finished the same game when it's still timely to discuss it)?I wish they just had a 100% spoilers rule on the podcast. Skip ahead if you don't want to hear about it.
God damn, I'm not one for caring if someone likes what I don't like (or vice versa), but it really grates on me when people discount others' opinions because of what they think the 'real' issue is.
Excuse me while I throw out some of my favourite books and movies because apparently I can only enjoy happy, feel good endings.
Gies seems incapable of stating his own opinion without arrogantly dismissing anyone who might disagree.
too much work would take like 30 minutes of clickingtimestamps would be a great feature for the bombcast. that way people can skip things they want to.
timestamps would be a great feature for the bombcast. that way people can skip things they want to.
I was going to say all I would want is just a written paragraph on the podcast page with approximate times, but then you editedTimestamps on podcasts are pretty much an Apple proprietary thing, are only supported by few devices and can only be created using specific software. It's not something they should spend any effort on.
A content index/detailed show notes with time codes would be much more practical.
Timestamps on podcasts are pretty much an Apple proprietary thing, are only supported by few devices and can only be created using specific software. It's not something they should spend any effort on.
A content index/detailed show notes with time codes would be much more practical.
Timestamps on podcasts are pretty much an Apple proprietary thing, are only supported by few devices and can only be created using specific software. It's not something they should spend any effort on.
yeah which is why you employ a plainly denoted spoiler section like every other podcast I listen to. If Ryan can't be arsed to put in a "Spoilers for x game coming up and ending at this timecode" than maybe the guy should start writing more than a review per year.
Twitter is the worst possible platform to have an argument about ME3 ending. Gies comes across an arrogant tool. He's not even offering arguments, he keeps repeating "But a lot of players liked it!"
This is march all over again.
I wouldn't give twitter all the credit on that.
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Twitter is the worst possible platform to have an argument about ME3 ending. Gies comes across an arrogant tool. He's not even offering arguments, he keeps repeating "But a lot of players liked it!"
This is march all over again.
yeah which is why you employ a plainly denoted spoiler section like every other podcast I listen to. If Ryan can't be arsed to put in a "Spoilers for x game coming up and ending at this timecode" than maybe the guy should start writing more than a review per year.
Twitter is the worst possible platform to have an argument about ME3 ending. Gies comes across an arrogant tool. He's not even offering arguments, he keeps repeating "But a lot of players liked it!"
This is march all over again.
I'm worried about hearing ME3 and 999 spoilers on the bombcast this week
Too many gamezeseseses
That doesn't help the other 4 people in the room who would have to listen to Patrick explain a story they have zero context for while killing any potential interest they might have had in a really cool game. It just makes more sense for him to give his general impressions when he's th only one who played it. Having a Mass effect 3 spoiler filled discussion totally make sense because there is discussion to be had between multiple people who played it to completion.
remember when people thought gies might be joining giantbomb after he left ign? Thank goodness that didnt happen.
remember when people thought gies might be joining giantbomb after he left ign? Thank goodness that didnt happen.
wait people thought this? WAT
When a games writer leaves their job, the default response is "HMMMM NEW GIANT BOMB MEMBER????!?" so that wasn't surprising to hear. I definitely agree with the sentiment, though.
Podcast wouldn't work unless they call up people in the industry that played it and do a spoilercast.
A spoiler packed article would be kidna rad as well![]()
God damn, I'm not one for caring if someone likes what I don't like (or vice versa), but it really grates on me when people discount others' opinions because of what they think the 'real' issue is.
Excuse me while I throw out some of my favourite books and movies because apparently I can only enjoy happy, feel good endings.