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This thread has been linked to the game 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas'.
In the voice of that guy from Little Britain: I don't like it.
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Edgy wrote:
> I don't like San Andreas because I don't like San Andreas.
>
> Doesn't personal opinion count for anything?
He's putting words in your mouth.
Before, your first impression of it was that it's rubbish. Which is fine, because the first hour was boring for those familiar with the GTA series (they had to make it in the style of tutorial for newcomers).
Now that i'munn has been winding you up though, you're saying you just plain don't like the game. And that's not what you mean, or initially said. Bear in mind your original comments - the first hour was crap, not the whole game.
I agree with that, and if anyone says that's bias, they're wrong.
> I don't like San Andreas because I don't like San Andreas.
>
> Doesn't personal opinion count for anything?
He's putting words in your mouth.
Before, your first impression of it was that it's rubbish. Which is fine, because the first hour was boring for those familiar with the GTA series (they had to make it in the style of tutorial for newcomers).
Now that i'munn has been winding you up though, you're saying you just plain don't like the game. And that's not what you mean, or initially said. Bear in mind your original comments - the first hour was crap, not the whole game.
I agree with that, and if anyone says that's bias, they're wrong.
i'munn wrote:
> Edgy wrote:
> If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
>
> It was in GTA Vice City but the slight change in the way you were
> caught spoilt it.
>
> I really can't be bothered to try it in San Andreas right now
> though.
>
>
> GTA 3 was the first to do it properly. It just isn't the same doing
> it again on a game with a different AI.
>
> You're just trying to against the crowd, seriously, you're like the
> only person on the globe that doesn't like it. Probably.
Ure speculatin, because some1 has formed their own oppinion with their own mind.
Sayin that i reackn this game is best. where is the quad?
> Edgy wrote:
> If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
>
> It was in GTA Vice City but the slight change in the way you were
> caught spoilt it.
>
> I really can't be bothered to try it in San Andreas right now
> though.
>
>
> GTA 3 was the first to do it properly. It just isn't the same doing
> it again on a game with a different AI.
>
> You're just trying to against the crowd, seriously, you're like the
> only person on the globe that doesn't like it. Probably.
Ure speculatin, because some1 has formed their own oppinion with their own mind.
Sayin that i reackn this game is best. where is the quad?
I don't like San Andreas because I don't like San Andreas.
Doesn't personal opinion count for anything?
Doesn't personal opinion count for anything?
You're still trying to go against the crowd.
You're trying to pick flaws with the game because you don't want to go with the crowd.
I mean, by your standards then, Super Mario World was just like Mario 3, without the best bits, yet, Super Mario World is still regarded as one of the greatest games of all time, despite being Mario 3 without extras..
You're trying to pick flaws with the game because you don't want to go with the crowd.
I mean, by your standards then, Super Mario World was just like Mario 3, without the best bits, yet, Super Mario World is still regarded as one of the greatest games of all time, despite being Mario 3 without extras..
I really don't care about the crowd. I don't like the game. If everyone else thought the same way as me it wouldn't change my opinion.
You need to get out of high school politics if you think that they still apply to everyone else.
You need to get out of high school politics if you think that they still apply to everyone else.
Edgy wrote:
> If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
>
> It was in GTA Vice City but the slight change in the way you were
> caught spoilt it.
>
> I really can't be bothered to try it in San Andreas right now though.
>
>
> GTA 3 was the first to do it properly. It just isn't the same doing
> it again on a game with a different AI.
You're just trying to against the crowd, seriously, you're like the only person on the globe that doesn't like it. Probably.
> If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
>
> It was in GTA Vice City but the slight change in the way you were
> caught spoilt it.
>
> I really can't be bothered to try it in San Andreas right now though.
>
>
> GTA 3 was the first to do it properly. It just isn't the same doing
> it again on a game with a different AI.
You're just trying to against the crowd, seriously, you're like the only person on the globe that doesn't like it. Probably.
Yeah, I just realised when I read munn's post.
Sorry Hoopsta, that wasn't directed at you - we must've been replying the same time :P
Edgy wrote:
> If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
No, it wasn't, I was being serious.
> If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
No, it wasn't, I was being serious.
If that's an attempt at sarcasm it is rather poor.
It was in GTA Vice City but the slight change in the way you were caught spoilt it.
I really can't be bothered to try it in San Andreas right now though.
GTA 3 was the first to do it properly. It just isn't the same doing it again on a game with a different AI.
It was in GTA Vice City but the slight change in the way you were caught spoilt it.
I really can't be bothered to try it in San Andreas right now though.
GTA 3 was the first to do it properly. It just isn't the same doing it again on a game with a different AI.
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