[QUOTE="blazethe1"][QUOTE="ElectricNZ"]

[QUOTE="4th3ist"]Don't forget 60% of those source players are bots. Sorry Source lovers. :(zero9167

That is so not true.

no, i have to quit half the servers i join in source because of bots. but ive found a way to find out before you join. if your suspicious, right click on the server in steam and click server info. look at the times that the players have been in the server. bots say -1s under time. but um, i just pinged for servers with all 3 filters on and its currently at 565

"I JUST SAVED YOU FROM GANNON!"

hahaha ridiculous

[QUOTE="4th3ist"]Don't forget 60% of those source players are bots. Sorry Source lovers. :(ElectricNZ

That is so not true. 

no, i have to quit half the servers i join in source because of bots. but ive found a way to find out before you join. if your suspicious, right click on the server in steam and click server info. look at the times that the players have been in the server. bots say -1s under time. but um, i just pinged for servers with all 3 filters on and its currently at 565

I quess it takes different kinds of people. Some people just want to try new things with the game, other people need a clear goal. Non linearity has the disadvantage of getting people bored, linearity has the disadvantage of low value (you'll probably only play through the game once).11Marcel

one thing game makers need to keep in mind is why you play video games in the first place. you have the option to do ANYTHING in REAL life, but you get bored and end up playing video games instead. if you make the games too non-linear then one has no choice but to get bored and do something else. thats what happened to me with morrowind. its cool for a while, but most people play video games to be GIVEN a goal. if we wanted to give ourselves a goal then there are much more constructive goals to be given in real life.

anyone agree with me on this?