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Nathan
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St. Louis
Dec 2001 time: 23:16
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I have been reading these boards for a while, but just recently got signed up because of some registration problems. While I have found much help here that has improved the way I play this game, I have been most dismayed by the huge amounts of arguments that take place about this game. People on both sides are sure that their view is THE view, and that everyone else is wrong, and they back their view up based on the number of people who agree with them in these forums. I am here to remind EVERYONE that there is a world outside of this forum. Everyone who I have talked to outside of this forum seems to enjoy the game, and doesn't really care about any of the things that get mentioned in the arguments. In fact if I try and even tell them that such things exist they ignore me, as the simply don't care. I'm willing to bet most people who play this game, and all games, do not care about what a select group of people in a forum think about a game. They play any computer game simply as a means for fun. If they like a game, they play it. If they don't like it, they don't play it. I think that most people in the world have better things to do than spend hours of their lives reading and posting about a game that they either returned, or hate playing. (I will not mention names, but you know who you are.)
More importantly, however, I think that the people who are getting so upset about this game need to go outside, take a deep breath, look at the sky, realize that there is more to life than this game, to any game, to any ONE thing. If the recent events have taught us anything, they have taught us that life is too short and too precious to waste. Spending time arguing about a computer game is a waste. If you get pleasure from this game, then good. If you don't, please find something you do gain pleasure from. Don't complain about this. Life is too short.
Nathan
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absimiliard
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NE USA
Nov 2001 time: 05:16
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Eeeep. Double post. Sorry.
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absimiliard
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NE USA
Nov 2001 time: 05:16
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No there isn't a real world! That's a lie! And Santa Claus does too exist.
*Absimiliard sticks fingers in ears*
La la la la . . . Mary had a little lamb, little lamb, little lamb.
Mary had a little lamb, it's fleece was white as snow.
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absimiliard
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NE USA
Nov 2001 time: 05:16
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I suppose I probably should note that this is all a highly intellectual exercise for me and that not once yet have I felt animosity for anyone here. I should also note that I, like us all I believe, have a full and satisfying life away from the computer. I guess it might even be in order to note that many things are more important to me than these forums or even *gasp* Civ III itself.
But I think I'll stick with my original response.
Oh, MrWhereItsAt, I'm a vet of forums for as long as they have existed. They all have that. I'd be quite surprised if the OT forum here was any different.
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MORON
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Vancouver, Canada
Jun 2001 time: 13:16
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quote:
its called the OT forum, |
NOOOOO THE NO POST COUNT FORUMS!!!!!
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SSBLoveU
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I am going to make up a King named Sharon Laden, and I will hope he is not my neighbor.
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Nathan
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St. Louis
Dec 2001 time: 23:16
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I suppose I posted this partly as a reminder to myself. It seems that everyone gets really wrapped up in the game. I do this myself. I spend hours persuing the boards and Vel and everyone's tips have helped me improve my own game vastly. I am guilty of staying up all night constantly telling myself "just one more turn..." I didn't mean to start an argument or anything. Just dropping a general reminder (even though I know it isn't needed) that fresh air can be a good thing, for everyone. As a side note I'd like to thank everyone in here for all of their help. I really enjoy this forum.
Nathan
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absimiliard
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NE USA
Nov 2001 time: 05:16
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*Absimiliard's jaw drops*
*He then falls off his chair laughing*
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Eli
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Israel
Jul 2000 time: 07:16
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No. Dont come to the OT. The last thing I need is confusing between Nathan and Natan.
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Doc Paradox
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Alexandria, VA
Jul 2001 time: 00:16
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Speaking of which, has anyone come up with an Afghanistan scenario where the 1st world country has to play Where's Waldo in the Mountains to win?
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