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Posted By: Rick Blaine | Date: 5/15/02 5:26 p.m. | |
In Response To: How should I formulate argument for Marathon? (Ernie) : Recently I've been trying to bring my friends around to thinking about
: The argument I got from 'Shane' is that he believes that Marathon is pretty
Could have, but didn't. : This was the begining of my resent towards my friend. Everybody has a friend like him. Someone has to think 'Baywatch' is high art. : Sufficent to say, he thinks Marathon is 'ok', but thinks its story requires
You mean he doesn't want to think too much? Actually, Quake 2 maks a strange sort of sense. There's no way that any fixed number of ships could survive long enough to take out the "Big Gun". Doom & Quake 1 are just too far out there. : Help me formulate a good argument against this milarkie. Mark? Hamish? Even
You might have better luck hitting him over the head with Hofstadter's book. In hardcover, not trade paper. Repeatedly. : ;D I'm just kidding...I respect your Collage educated opinions as much as
Actually, I'm dead. I died just outside Brazzaville during the early morning hours of December 8, 1941, when the stolen truck my new friend and I were riding in ran over an anti-tank mine. That's the _real_ reason why there wasn't a sequel... : Eagerly awaiting responses while working,
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