Carmack on New id Game, Game Theory
An anonymous reader writes "CNN/Money interviewed id Software wizard John Carmack at the recently completed QuakeCon. Among the topics discussed is Nintendo's recent announcement that today's games are too complicated and hard for players. Carmack, surprisingly, agrees, saying 'I agree strongly with that point of view, but I'm in the minority in the PC space. I want a game you can sit down with, pick up and play. [Role playing games], for example, got to where they had to have a book ship with the game.'"
I can't ever beat this new game I have, called 'pong'.
It has to be said.
After years of learning to use only four neurons, today's game players can't even pickup the basics of the current crop of games.
There should be special remedial classes for game players, so that they can find their basic game-playing skills again. Perhaps we can get Federal funding for this programme, after all it is of vital national intere...
Oh, games. Right.
Next article, please.
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But that may be because I refuse to get rid of my rocking Voodoo3 3500!!! I install new game, it crashes... I swear a bit, then go back to coding. These new games are really improving my coding skills.
I only look human.
My mother is a halfling and my dad is an ogre, so that makes me an Ogreling
Is it called Duke Nukem For-Never?
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Any man who can drive safely while kissing a pretty girl is simply not giving the kiss the attention it deserves. -- AE
Point and kill is much better for teaching zombies to disassemble widgets...
You don't need a book to play RPG games! It's lame to count lines and words on given page anyway! Just get a crack instead!
45 5F E1 04 22 CA 29 C4 93 3F 95 05 2B 79 2A B2
Gandalf the Grey vs. John Carmack
:p
Gandalf:
Came out of the West and dwelt in Middle Earth.
Carmack:
Born in the West and dwelt on Earth.
Gandalf:
Produced wonderful fireworks and exploding rockets.
Carmack:
Produces rockets which may or may not explode.
Gandalf:
Wields Glamdring quite handily.
Carmack:
Wields a C compiler quite handily.
Gandalf:
Fell in battle to a Balrog, Daemon of Morgoth.
Carmack:
Fragged a few cacodaemons in his time.
Gandalf:
Rides around on a speedy tricked out horse.
Carmack:
Rides around in a speedy tricked out ferrari.
Oh, come on, I haven't slept in over twenty hours.
But he's no rocket scienti--
Oh, wait.
Lawrence Person (lawrencepersonh@gmailh.com (remove all "h"s to mail)
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Yes just like in Doom, where there was no action button... oh... wait...
John Susek
You keep using that term. I do not think it means what you think it means.
What kind of slashdoter want a game that doesn't require distributed computing knowledge and can't be scriptable in perl?
"I think this line is mostly filler"
Yeah... I have this game called "Chess". It's just far too complicated. It will never catch on.