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Sheizenhammer 2011-01-12 14:24:49

People are addicted to medal-whoring. Some go as far as thinking the only reason they should bother playing games is to get medals. It's pathetic, I know, but then again, so are the people (mostly 12 year olds and idiots) who do it.

ThePhenomenon 2011-01-13 13:29:59

"I like earning virtual points which hold no value in the real world"
Real world? So this is not real? Just because it's virtual doesn't mean it's not real, it is. Watch what you say before you make big statements :) From the dictionary: "Over time the adjective [virtually] has been applied to things that really exist and are created or carried on by means of computers" Do not use the expression "real world" because it is incorrect.

Also, the author does not need to "re-program the game and get together with those who allow medals" to implement them. Don't lie. It is important not to lie when arguing because otherwise you can lose your point since your not being truthful.

Take that in consideration next time you rant. It will reduce the possibilities of a counterargument.

About your opinion, I have nothing to say. That doesn't mean I agree or not.

PenguinExplosion 2011-01-13 13:29:59

*Sigh* What I state are my opinions. Yes, a computer is real, it exists, and yes the game exists, my usage of the statement, "real world", is similar to when parents tell their children that once they get out of high school, they will get into the, "real world". It has nothing to do with non-existence.

Considering that I often read in various game descriptions that their medals are awaiting approval, then how is it not getting together with those who allow them? As for the re-programming, I have never programed a game, much less re-programed one, so it was a statement out of ignorance, on what I assumed they had to do. I was in no way trying to lie to anyone.

ChiralAnomaly 2011-02-03 04:34:33

reason: a significant number of NG users are statewhores who don't have a life. they spend a lot of time trying to gain as many medal points as possible and compete against one another for earning the most medal points. this may as well be the only meaning of their pathetic lives.
they feel uncomfortable if their hard-earned achievemts are not shown in their profiles. and express their anger through reviews even thought it has nothing to do with the quality of submission.

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