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@pyrodactyl said:

@believer258 said:

...for a video game.

It still looked pretty weird when they were suddenly decided to start doin' the deed in some bloody ancient ruins.

That pool might have dirt and dead bugs and worms in it.

Where would you expect them to do it in that universe? There's gross stuff everywhere in the witcher world, that's kind of it's shtike. Besides, the pool was clean and stuff cause ELVEN MAGIC.

Welcome to the Elven Magic OOL. Notice there's no P in it, lets try to keep it that way.

@Jimbo said:

Watch your fucking lane, Congressman!

Well played sir, I needed a good laugh

I feel like someone has stolen my sweet roll.

Once in while people reach a stage of burnout, and handing the reins over to someone else can bring a new enthusiasm and perspective to a project. He has accomplished something in the industry that is fairly rare, and is taking a break, that sounds like a perfectly reasonable move.

Creative people typically enjoy being constantly challenged, not becoming stagnated or tied to one thing.

It's often said and rarely true, but Steve Jobs was a giant: Jobs was Newton, Edison, Bell and Picasso rolled into one. He deserves every accolade.

Steve Jobs gave commencement speech at Stanford in June 2005 titled: How to live before you die. An inspiring pragmatic speech and a glimpse of what kind of man he was.

http://www.ted.com/talks/steve_jobs_how_to_live_before_you_die.html

@DaBuddaDa said:

. Some of you guys are such obsessive, knee-jerk imbeciles it's downright embarrassing.

Quit watching TV 4 years ago, but hey great

@SpartanAmbrose said:

I find the lack of faith in this thread disturbing.

Don't get cocky kid

@blueduck said:

Haha the Star Wars license has become the symbol of mediocre since the prequels.

This is certainly true unfortunately, with a few minor exceptions.

I am a hardcore Star Wars fan, but even I realize that George Lucas does not care about the "universe" he created as much as we do, which is understandable and happens all the time. I'm sure he did at one time, but with the passage of said time, these things simply become more of a business property and less a creative property or labor of love. He has done what he set out to do, and is enjoying the success, I get that.

I would love to play this game. I would also like to graduate from college with a decent GPA, and these 2 things are mutually exclusive.

I envy those who will get to enjoy it with friends, which to me is the best part of MMO's, even more important than the game play itself for me.