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Fess up! Do you get irritated/annoyed when people diss something you enjoy? [roundtable]
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Perhaps even ANGRY? Even though they aren't making a personal attack on you? (I guess it could be considered a personal attack, but I mean something that adversely affects you or someone important to you directly.) I always thought of myself as fairly level-headed, but I have to admit, I do get annoyed by what I perceive as unfounded ignorance towards something I like. Like, I was listening to some recent episode of Rebel FM (I only listen occasionally, when they discuss a game that interests me (or when Robert Ashley is on)), and they were talking about Nintendo, and blood was just pouring from my ears. I was like, "How could they be so fucking stupid and ignorant about an entire library?! Their job is to play and write about games!! They seem knowledgeable about every other console! And their tastes are both elitist and overly mainstream, while still being abysmal! WTF!!" But it doesn't always happen. If someone was to tell me the concrete reasons why they preferred one thing to another, I don't think I'd have any problem with their opinion. It's just that stupid, dismissive attitude that comes from ignorance, rather than personal experience. I seriously hate that shit. Especially when it seems to be the 'majority opinion', an accepted 'truth' among the community. I can recognize that the stem of that feeling is some sort of synaptical malfunction, though, a lack of maturity, where even though I know that I shouldn't give a shit about what people say, ESPECIALLY if it comes from a position of ignorance, I get irritated, anyway. Emotion should never override reason. There is a legitimate reason to be irritated by dismissive ignorance in the press, though, since it's so widespread. It probably HAS directly influenced the games that the Wii has received. Anyway, I also dislike a lot of things, many of them sacred cows, so maybe I should check my own behavior, but I'd like to think that I follow my internal rules and at least speak from personal experience with reasonable arguments. So how's about youse guys? URL to share (right click and copy)
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06/09/10, 17:31 |
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@ZeroYeah, I can understand that for sure. In fact, the fact that those elements and stuff were so new to me in Link's Awakening was because I didn't play A Link To The Past first. Subtle things that were in LA that were not in ALttP slightly disappointed me when I finally played the SNES game. And when I say "subtle" I'm talking like, tiny, tiny little details. I actually remember telling a buddy of mine that I liked the Gameboy game better because when Link jumped from higher ground to lower ground, he would do flips in mid-air on the way down. Link doesn't do that in the SNES game, and I was sad that "detail" wasn't there. Silly, I know. But back then it made a difference to me for some reason. Also, I disagree. I think the boss character designs are better in Galaxy. In SM64, most of the bosses were just geometric shapes with eyes. (King Bob-Omb, Big Bully... even Wiggler to an extent - *just a bunch of blobs strung together* and of course, King Whomp, which was just a huge rectangle pretty much) Galaxy and Galaxy 2 have bosses like Bowser Jr.'s machines, the mechanical driller, Rollo Armadillo, the giant bug thing, and a more fully realized and animated King Koopa. |
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