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9/25/2015 11:08:00 PM
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Isn't it true that science can be proven, but many deep philosophical ideas cannot?
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But what about spoilers? Shouldn't I wait to be surprised?
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Was I talking about spoiling the content, or was I talking about watching mechanic videos that tell you how the new light level works and how to understand what is going on? If you would like to find all of this out yourself, isn't if fairly easy and interesting to do so, are you one of the people that would rather find everything out by themselves?
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Why yes, wouldn't I get a much better feel for the mechanics if I learned them myself? Isn't their a certain satisfaction in self teaching? If you played Mirrors Edge, an example: Remember when you finally perfected that string of moved that allowed you to basically leap across awesome distances?
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Don't I understand your method, as I am mostly like that? Wasn't I just offering some help as you seemed confused? Haven't I only watched RoosterTeeth's Rage Quit episode on Mirror's Edge and not actually played it? Can I understand what you mean based on other games with similar moves/skills?
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Is their really any games as unique as Mirror's Edge? Are their other first person parkour games I'm missing out on?
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Aren't I speaking of games that require skills to be mastered in order to succeed? Aren't many such games strategy games like Halo Wars? [spoiler]Do you like Halo Wars? I know a lot of people are mixed about it.[/spoiler]
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Don't most games today reward you just for trying? Your thoughts on this? [spoiler]ive only played halo 2[/spoiler]
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I wouldn't say that, there are games that do that, and I don't really like those games, but wouldn't you agree that there are an array of games that are specifically designed to reward success and not attempts? [spoiler]Oh, OK. Too bad you couldn't have played some of those other games in their hay day[/spoiler]
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You mean games that reward you for skill and strategy, not just for playing?
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Isn't that exactly what I mean?
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Should I be able to know?
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Shouldn't you now that I have essentially told you?
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Why shouldn't I?
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Are there any games in particular that you really love to play? What do you play on?
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Well, what do you play on? Don't I play on PC and PS4?
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Don't I play on PS4 too? What all do you play on PS4?
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Isn't my cabinat filled with RPGs and horrer games?
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Shouldn't I know since I can see from your closet ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ? I haven't really ever gotten into either, I'm more of an fps, strategy, and sandbox guy, what games are your favorite of the ones you own?
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Edited by shell: 10/10/2015 5:59:50 PMYou remember me saying TESO, but have you heard of Outlast, Five Nights At Freddy's, or Assassins Creed: Unity? [spoiler]Silly me, assassins creed isn't an RPG. [/spoiler]
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Yeah, I've heard of all those, I played FNAF once at a friend's, but I've never played the other three, should I?
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Did you know the first and last are the best? Have you heard of the toxic community?
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Ah, so you are a big TESO and AC fan? Are you referring to gaming communities that are viewed as toxic because they in a way ruin the game and its content?
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Aren't I? Like how Roblox use to be great before the community was overrun by 10 year olds?
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Isn't that the same for COD and even BF and some other titles? How old are you, if I haven't already asked?
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How old do you think I am?
