o_O.Q on 27 August 2014
| QuintonMcLeod said: The purpose of a game is to have fun. If you're not having fun, then the game has failed. A lot of these FPS games are just made to create a money tree for some of these developers and publishers. Many of these FPS games are hollow and lack any sort of depth. No one tries to innovate. Everyone is trying to be a realistic military shooter. It's sad, really. |
you start off making one point then follow up with completely different points
which is it? a game is for fun? or is a game only useful if its deep or not realistic?
and what does depth even mean? people would argue that CoD and battlefield are pretty deep in some ways for example
