I Vote Kevin Van Ord as the court interpretive judge on SW

Nay

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Nay

Moo-Moo-Milk

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

[QUOTE="Kevin-V"]

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Stevo_the_gamer

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I think that's because you could look up when you ride a horse. :P I kid I kid.

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

For that alone he deserves to be unceremoniously sacked.

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I know! Finally someone else says it!

:P

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

This way users such as Stevo_the_gamer and other misinformed people or with different agendas or w.e the case may be dont need to defend themselves when they contradict themselves accidental or not.rock_steady_bla

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

No.

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

Kevin. Can you tell us if there will ever be a Rune Factory Frontier review? Its been along time and quite alot of us are confused by GS decision to not review it whilst reviewing crap instead.

A simple yes or no answer will do.

[QUOTE="rock_steady_bla"]This way users such as Stevo_the_gamer and other misinformed people or with different agendas or w.e the case may be dont need to defend themselves when they contradict themselves accidental or not.Stevo_the_gamer

You're a misinformed individual Stevo. It's high time you accept that fact.

[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"][QUOTE="Kevin-V"]

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

rock_steady_bla

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"][QUOTE="rock_steady_bla"]This way users such as Stevo_the_gamer and other misinformed people or with different agendas or w.e the case may be dont need to defend themselves when they contradict themselves accidental or not.Lionheart08

You're a misinformed individual Stevo. It's high time you accept that fact.

No.

[QUOTE="Kevin-V"]

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

shutdown_202

Kevin. Can you tell us if there will ever be a Rune Factory Frontier review? Its been along time and quite alot of us are confused by GS decision to not review it whilst reviewing crap instead.

A simple yes or no answer will do.

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

No.

[QUOTE="Kevin-V"]

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

shutdown_202

Kevin. Can you tell us if there will ever be a Rune Factory Frontier review? Its been along time and quite alot of us are confused by GS decision to not review it whilst reviewing crap instead.

A simple yes or no answer will do.

Depending on what Kevin V offers as a... friendship offering, I'll consider my vote ;) 8)

Oh, and also if he can raise the review score on Tomb Raider Underworld :P

System Wars is beyond redemption. I vote for this:

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

[QUOTE="Kevin-V"]

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

ReaperV7

Depending on what Kevin V offers as a... friendship offering, I'll consider my vote ;) 8)

AdobeArtist

[QUOTE="rock_steady_bla"]This way users such as Stevo_the_gamer and other misinformed people or with different agendas or w.e the case may be dont need to defend themselves when they contradict themselves accidental or not.Stevo_the_gamer

IDK what he's even might be saying or whatever the case may be accidental or not.

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

[QUOTE="Lionheart08"]

[QUOTE="Stevo_the_gamer"]lol. What? I just noticed this post.Stevo_the_gamer

You're a misinformed individual Stevo. It's high time you accept that fact.

But cows have cookies. :P

There's a story behind that Mass Effect thing. For the record, the disputed sentence was meant to communicate that even when you can move the targeting reticle up or down, the Mako may not be able to hit the target. You can target an enemy when you're at a higher elevation but not hit it, because the Mako's turret may not allow it, though the placement of your reticle implies that you can.

The sentence in the review is a poor one; I've often wished I could replace it, but an edit--and an editor's note--seem pointless all this time later. I've taken a Roger Ebert-type stance: let my mistake persist as a reminder to myself that I am fallible. For the record, I am very aware that the Mako's turret moves up and down, but for whatever reason, my sentence doesn't communicate what I intended. Alas, all I can do is go with it and learn from it. Of course, in a world of insane fanboys, one sentence can invalidate an entire career of great and honest work. Such is the world of the console wars.

There's a story behind that Mass Effect thing. For the record, the disputed sentence was meant to communicate that even when you can move the targeting reticle up or down, the Mako may not be able to hit the target. You can target an enemy when you're at a higher elevation but not hit it, because the Mako's turret may not allow it, though the placement of your reticle implies that you can.

Kevin-V

Not to mention you forgot to mention, Kevin-V, that the "thresher maul" encounters of the game were quite rare. Since, ya'know, you complained about the thresher maul. :)

Edit:

Also, you forgot to mention that the mako turrent can actually "zoom in" making it exceedingly accurate; which was another one of your "complaints" (the accuracy).

There's a story behind that Mass Effect thing. For the record, the disputed sentence was meant to communicate that even when you can move the targeting reticle up or down, the Mako may not be able to hit the target. You can target an enemy when you're at a higher elevation but not hit it, because the Mako's turret may not allow it, though the placement of your reticle implies that you can.

The sentence in the review is a poor one; I've often wished I could replace it, but an edit--and an editor's note--seem pointless all this time later. I've taken a Roger Ebert-type stance: let my mistake persist as a reminder to myself that I am fallible. For the record, I am very aware that the Mako's turret moves up and down, but for whatever reason, my sentence doesn't communicate what I intended. Alas, all I can do is go with it and learn from it. Of course, in a world of insane fanboys, one sentence can invalidate an entire career of great and honest work. Such is the world of the console wars.

Not to mention you forgot to mention, Kevin-V, that the "thresher maul" encounters of the game were quite rare. Since, ya'know, you complained about the thresher maul. :)

Stevo_the_gamer

Not to mention you forgot to mention, Kevin-V, that the "thresher maul" encounters of the game were quite rare. Since, ya'know, you complained about the thresher maul. :)

Stevo_the_gamer

Not to mention you forgot to mention, Kevin-V, that the "thresher maul" encounters of the game were quite rare. Since, ya'know, you complained about the thresher maul. :)

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

Kevin-V

I vote no. I mean, the guy gave Assassin's Creed a higher score than Mass Effect for crying out loud.

LOL, this thread is hilarious :lol: I also think rock_steady is a fakeboy :POdrec

Such is the world of the console wars.Kevin-V

[QUOTE="Kevin-V"] Such is the world of the console wars.blue_hazy_basic

Indeed. I have records.:P