Say that out of sheer irony, historians conclude that John Romero's body of work was philosophically profound and worthy of being studied as intentently as those of the Greeks, Nietzsche, Jung, etc. How do you think he would be studied under those contexts? Basically, what I'm asking is if you were a university-level philosophy professor and your curriculum had to cover John Romero, what exactly would you discuss?

The subject professor would come to class everyday with classic metal albums and proceed to preach that if you want to make a good video game soundtrack you need to have that kind of music in it even if its a high fantasy rpg.

-Haircare

This thread needs more love

"-Haircare

-Design

-Law

-Laws of Design

-Designs of Laws

-Tiny enemies

-Pikes

-Haircuts and why they mean defeat

-Primary colors and why to use only those colors when making a level

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^^^ And to let someone else make that thing that does well.

Too bad warren spector works for disney now apparently