Cow= Fans getting milked Lemming= Fans willing to march all the way to their death. Sheep=Blindly loyal fans Hermit=stuck in their parent's basement. They're mostly just a play on stereotypes.
Cow= Fans getting milked Lemming= Fans willing to march all the way to their death. Sheep=Blindly loyal fans Hermit=stuck in their parent's basement. They're mostly just a play on stereotypes.
Yeah, which is wrong! Lemmings do not willingly comit suicide, all they actually do is jump off a cliff if they think there is water. They can swim. They are migrating, they look for water. I just hate this myth that's been going around for ages.
And also these names are given to people just because they state their opinions...
For instance: I prefer the 360 over the ps3 this generation, hence people call me a cow...
Even though, I owned a ps3 (sold it after I finished killzone 2, amazing game by the way), love my psp, and I spend tons of time playing PC games...
CPM_basic
Umm you got it wrong. If you prefer 360 over ps3 you would be called a lemming. My bad :) I hope this shows I do not feel like I belong to these categories at least :)
Cows are mythical creatures that one must flip over to attack their weak points for massive damage. Lemmings follow the mythical motto of "jump in" disregarding their safety with great abandon. Sheep have but one God, and his name is Miyamoto. Hermits can be found in caves in the north, with nothing but computers and giant cables to carry their informations to the intertubes.
Cow= Fans getting milked Lemming= Fans willing to march all the way to their death. Sheep=Blindly loyal fans Hermit=stuck in their parent's basement. They're mostly just a play on stereotypes.
Yeah, which is wrong! Lemmings do not willingly comit suicide, all they actually do is jump off a cliff if they think there is water. They can swim. They are migrating, they look for water. I just hate this myth that's been going around for ages.
I'm not even being serious there, so relax. Since when System Wars can't take a tongue in cheek reference?
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