RPGSite Talks Kingdom Hearts III With Tetsuya Nomura!
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- Published on July 17, 2013 @ 08:24 am
- Written by Joey
Published today, RPGSite.net had the opportunity to interview Kingdom Hearts creator Tetsuya Nomura. They talk about various topics including Kingdom Hearts III, Kingdom Hearts -HD 1.5 ReMIX-, and Final Fantasy XV. You can read this interview at their site!
Thanks to forum member wii.red24 for the find!
COMMENTS
I love reading about Nomura. Everything about him fascinates me. I think if i had a list of the people that i really want to meet once and shake hands with them Nomura will be at top 3.
All this "spin-off" talk is killing me slowly.
Hmm, we have to find the source of Nomura's greatness... Let's see. Nomura starts with the letter N. The first half of Nomura is Nom, which resembles the sound of omnomnomnom. So then, what is his source?
- Something starting with the letter N
- It is food related
- It's amazing
...................................I GOT IT! his source is.......NUTELLA!!!! no wonder he's so awesome
"because of... reasons"
what are you hiding Nomura
I hate when they call the handheld titles spinoffs. I'll agree that days & coded are basically side stories. But Birth By Sleep and 3D are basically full numbered titles (along with both versions of CoM). Besides two games (three if you count Re:CoM), the majority of the series has been these handheld games.
captain
I hate when they call the handheld titles spinoffs. I'll agree that days & coded are basically side stories. But Birth By Sleep and 3D are basically full numbered titles (along with both versions of CoM). Besides two games (three if you count Re:CoM), the majority of the series has been these handheld games.
I hate when they call the handheld titles spinoffs. I'll agree that days & coded are basically side stories. But Birth By Sleep and 3D are basically full numbered titles (along with both versions of CoM). Besides two games (three if you count Re:CoM), the majority of the series has been these handheld games.
Keep in mind that his definition of "spinoff" seems to differ from what's more commonly being used here in the west. I wouldn't put as much weight on it as him undermining the games he so greatly has been insisting were on par with numbered titles for the past few years.
Wasn't it already cleared up with the E3 interview that the term "spin-off" does not have the same negative meaning in Japan as we westerners associate with it?
Nomura has stressed numerous times especially the importance of Birth by Sleep and Dream Drop Distance, and beside that he probably does not even know the detailed definition of what "spin-off" actually means in English.
Kingdom Hearts Mobile, V-Cast or the new KH x[chi] are true spin-offs when applying the definition of "spin-off" in the closest sense.
Edit: Ninja'd by Sign, xD
Wait, did Nomura seriously just use the "because reasons" excuse? I thought this was a Square Enix employee, when did this become Tumblr??
(In all seriousness, I'm very curious what in the world those "reasons" might be/why he's...secretive about it...)
Good interview, it's nice to know that kh1 final mix is something that he's actually content with and dont have the lingering "I couldve added this" thoughts.
If Nomura is a salaryman he's the most fabulous of all salarymen alive.
I liked this interview. It's also nice to know that he likes KH1FM just the way it is, makes it seem like the game really that which it's suppose to be.
I'm curious what the reasons were, though I guess these were internal affairs which they'll never reveal.
Love how he says his characters are his kids and he'd never think of abandoning them.
I didn't know his favorite genre for film was Horror, nor that he liked Les Miserables.
Also, interesting to think that FFXV and KHIII are sort of competing with each other. Until now, their relationship has been defined largely as borrowing from each other.
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
ajmrowland
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
lol I thought the exact same thing. I was like, "dafaq did I just read?!? Are Japanese gamers like that or something because the US is the complete opposite." Regardless if that's what Nomura thinks the world is like or not, the games have been good thus far so I'll let him continue on thinking that if it means getting the quality games we do ^_^
kupo1121
lol I thought the exact same thing. I was like, "dafaq did I just read?!? Are Japanese gamers like that or something because the US is the complete opposite." Regardless if that's what Nomura thinks the world is like or not, the games have been good thus far so I'll let him continue on thinking that if it means getting the quality games we do ^_^
lol I thought the exact same thing. I was like, "dafaq did I just read?!? Are Japanese gamers like that or something because the US is the complete opposite." Regardless if that's what Nomura thinks the world is like or not, the games have been good thus far so I'll let him continue on thinking that if it means getting the quality games we do ^_^
Yeah, I've noticed it seems that websites in general seem to be primarily dominated by Americans.
It goes without saying that there are other people, but really
AdrianXXII
I'm curious what the reasons were, though I guess these were internal affairs which they'll never reveal.
Love how he says his characters are his kids and he'd never think of abandoning them.
I'm curious what the reasons were, though I guess these were internal affairs which they'll never reveal.
Love how he says his characters are his kids and he'd never think of abandoning them.
I dare assume that some things are also simply not the business of the fans, magazines or gamers. They are not obligated to explain themselves for every little thing or decision they made.
That bit about seeing his characters as his kids is really cute though, and may give some insight on why Nomura treats his characters the way he does. ;)
ajmrowland
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
I've to say though that I found Nomura's stance on this to be way better and, well, healthier than what many western gamers apparently do today.
Rarely can something nowadays be enjoyed for simply what it is.
Nope, there must always comparisons being made and be said "this is better, or cooler, or whatever", causing strife and bickering among the populace.
The internet has arguably made this even worse because those who are always bitching and ranting about what they don't like, don't want or hate seem to be nearly always the loudest and most obtrusive voices heard.
ajmrowland
I didn't know his favorite genre for film was Horror, nor that he liked Les Miserables.
Also, interesting to think that FFXV and KHIII are sort of competing with each other. Until now, their relationship has been defined largely as borrowing from each other.
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
I didn't know his favorite genre for film was Horror, nor that he liked Les Miserables.
Also, interesting to think that FFXV and KHIII are sort of competing with each other. Until now, their relationship has been defined largely as borrowing from each other.
Also, I think Nomura is not quite in touch with gamers, with regards to comparisons. "From the user's point of view, I don't think they worry about these things, or think 'which is better?' or anything like that"
That's all people seem to do these days. Even different game franchises are viewed that way.
kupo1121
lol I thought the exact same thing. I was like, "dafaq did I just read?!? Are Japanese gamers like that or something because the US is the complete opposite." Regardless if that's what Nomura thinks the world is like or not, the games have been good thus far so I'll let him continue on thinking that if it means getting the quality games we do ^_^
lol I thought the exact same thing. I was like, "dafaq did I just read?!? Are Japanese gamers like that or something because the US is the complete opposite." Regardless if that's what Nomura thinks the world is like or not, the games have been good thus far so I'll let him continue on thinking that if it means getting the quality games we do ^_^
I believe he is referring to whether or not people care about which team makes which game and not about "which game is better". He is right, most people don't know or care which team makes KH3, they care that it is being made.
Sephiroth0812
I dare assume that some things are also simply not the business of the fans, magazines or gamers. They are not obligated to explain themselves for every little thing or decision they made.
That bit about seeing his characters as his kids is really cute though, and may give some insight on why Nomura treats his characters the way he does. ;)
I've to say though that I found Nomura's stance on this to be way better and, well, healthier than what many western gamers apparently do today.
Rarely can something nowadays be enjoyed for simply what it is.
Nope, there must always comparisons being made and be said "this is better, or cooler, or whatever", causing strife and bickering among the populace.
The internet has arguably made this even worse because those who are always bitching and ranting about what they don't like, don't want or hate seem to be nearly always the loudest and most obtrusive voices heard.
I dare assume that some things are also simply not the business of the fans, magazines or gamers. They are not obligated to explain themselves for every little thing or decision they made.
That bit about seeing his characters as his kids is really cute though, and may give some insight on why Nomura treats his characters the way he does. ;)
I've to say though that I found Nomura's stance on this to be way better and, well, healthier than what many western gamers apparently do today.
Rarely can something nowadays be enjoyed for simply what it is.
Nope, there must always comparisons being made and be said "this is better, or cooler, or whatever", causing strife and bickering among the populace.
The internet has arguably made this even worse because those who are always bitching and ranting about what they don't like, don't want or hate seem to be nearly always the loudest and most obtrusive voices heard.
Agreed on all accounts. And it's sometimes bizarre. I've seen people on line rank Ni No Kuni against the likes of Metal Gear Solid. Not even haters either. Such is the way on Gamefaqs.
But, as Neal so accurately put it in The Newsroom, comments on the internet seem to be 30-1 negative. If only there was a way to change that. Oh well. It's why I avoid youtube comments, and am picky about the sites I visit and engage in. Still, I'll be well prepared for the onslaught of "criticisms" KH3 will get when it's released.
Lnds500
I believe he is referring to whether or not people care about which team makes which game and not about "which game is better". He is right, most people don't know or care which team makes KH3, they care that it is being made.
I believe he is referring to whether or not people care about which team makes which game and not about "which game is better". He is right, most people don't know or care which team makes KH3, they care that it is being made.
That is a pretty good point.
Either way, Nomura is the most interesting interviewee in the world.
Sephiroth0812
I've to say though that I found Nomura's stance on this to be way better and, well, healthier than what many western gamers apparently do today.
Rarely can something nowadays be enjoyed for simply what it is.
Nope, there must always comparisons being made and be said "this is better, or cooler, or whatever", causing strife and bickering among the populace.
I've to say though that I found Nomura's stance on this to be way better and, well, healthier than what many western gamers apparently do today.
Rarely can something nowadays be enjoyed for simply what it is.
Nope, there must always comparisons being made and be said "this is better, or cooler, or whatever", causing strife and bickering among the populace.
I actually think that Nomura's stance on the games is what allows him to make the game so different. If all he was concerned about was "making a better game than the last one" we'd sort of end up with a game that is similar to how FFXIII-2 was to FFXIII in that it just tried to improve upon the original's flaws without adding too much new. With KH, he doesn't have that fear that fans will think "this game is better than the last" (even if people compare them like that) so he is able to completely make a game from scratch with new gameplay, because in his mind, gamers won't compare the 2.
Sephiroth0812
I dare assume that some things are also simply not the business of the fans, magazines or gamers. They are not obligated to explain themselves for every little thing or decision they made.
That bit about seeing his characters as his kids is really cute though, and may give some insight on why Nomura treats his characters the way he does. ;)
I dare assume that some things are also simply not the business of the fans, magazines or gamers. They are not obligated to explain themselves for every little thing or decision they made.
That bit about seeing his characters as his kids is really cute though, and may give some insight on why Nomura treats his characters the way he does. ;)
Yeah, especially it it's internal politics that's the reason for the game being delayed.
It is cute, but he sure put his kids through a lot of hard ship on a regular base. I wonder, if him seeing his characters as his kids, influenced his choice of sticking with Sora as the main protagonist for the whole series and is part of the reason keeps bringing back the FF characters he helped create.
Like he said, he could never abandon his kids :)
Nomura is awesome, but reading interviews with him can be so painful. Half the time I'd be willing to cut off my pinky toe if he could just elaborate a little more. Typical Nomura.
Nice interview. My favorite part was when he said he loves Les Miserables!
ajmrowland
Either way, Nomura is the most interesting interviewee in the world.
Either way, Nomura is the most interesting interviewee in the world.
"I don't always give interviews, but when I do, I am extremely vague."
ajmrowland
Agreed on all accounts. And it's sometimes bizarre. I've seen people on line rank Ni No Kuni against the likes of Metal Gear Solid. Not even haters either. Such is the way on Gamefaqs.
But, as Neal so accurately put it in The Newsroom, comments on the internet seem to be 30-1 negative. If only there was a way to change that. Oh well. It's why I avoid youtube comments, and am picky about the sites I visit and engage in. Still, I'll be well prepared for the onslaught of "criticisms" KH3 will get when it's released.
Either way, Nomura is the most interesting interviewee in the world.
Agreed on all accounts. And it's sometimes bizarre. I've seen people on line rank Ni No Kuni against the likes of Metal Gear Solid. Not even haters either. Such is the way on Gamefaqs.
But, as Neal so accurately put it in The Newsroom, comments on the internet seem to be 30-1 negative. If only there was a way to change that. Oh well. It's why I avoid youtube comments, and am picky about the sites I visit and engage in. Still, I'll be well prepared for the onslaught of "criticisms" KH3 will get when it's released.
Either way, Nomura is the most interesting interviewee in the world.
Yeah, as if these games have really anything to do with each other. Ni No Kuni is like a mix of RPG and Pokemon with a fantasy story while MGS is a juggernaut of tactical shooter game with a plot as complicated as Kingdom Hearts, lol. It seems to be somehow a human trait that each and everything has not only to be labeled and categorized, nope, there must also always comparisons be made.
I guess that's partly because satisfied, positive and happy fans do not waste much time on the net in comment sections, that's also why positive comments tend to be generally shorter. Furhermore, since the net gives still a certain degree of anonymity (despite Prism, Tempora and all that jazz) many people feel confident enough to behave more harsh and negative than they would in Real Life.
Definitely.
kupo1121
I actually think that Nomura's stance on the games is what allows him to make the game so different. If all he was concerned about was "making a better game than the last one" we'd sort of end up with a game that is similar to how FFXIII-2 was to FFXIII in that it just tried to improve upon the original's flaws without adding too much new. With KH, he doesn't have that fear that fans will think "this game is better than the last" (even if people compare them like that) so he is able to completely make a game from scratch with new gameplay, because in his mind, gamers won't compare the 2.
I actually think that Nomura's stance on the games is what allows him to make the game so different. If all he was concerned about was "making a better game than the last one" we'd sort of end up with a game that is similar to how FFXIII-2 was to FFXIII in that it just tried to improve upon the original's flaws without adding too much new. With KH, he doesn't have that fear that fans will think "this game is better than the last" (even if people compare them like that) so he is able to completely make a game from scratch with new gameplay, because in his mind, gamers won't compare the 2.
Yeah, and it's not only Nomura it seems, but even more people at Square. Because with FF they also try to do something new each time when they do a new numbered one, if they would pay attention to what disgruntled nostalgia fans preach about every time on the net each new FF would be either like VI or VII, depending on which group is the loudest.
Even with the XIII-saga it seems that Lightning returns will be considerably different from XIII and XIII-2.
AdrianXXII
Yeah, especially it it's internal politics that's the reason for the game being delayed.
It is cute, but he sure put his kids through a lot of hard ship on a regular base. I wonder, if him seeing his characters as his kids, influenced his choice of sticking with Sora as the main protagonist for the whole series and is part of the reason keeps bringing back the FF characters he helped create.
Yeah, especially it it's internal politics that's the reason for the game being delayed.
It is cute, but he sure put his kids through a lot of hard ship on a regular base. I wonder, if him seeing his characters as his kids, influenced his choice of sticking with Sora as the main protagonist for the whole series and is part of the reason keeps bringing back the FF characters he helped create.
Yup.
Well, without hardships, there wouldn't really be a compelling story to tell, and we also have to remember that he designed villains such as MX and Ansem SoD as well, so these would also be among his "children". That may surely play into this as well, just like the apparent fact that he has multiple favorite characters and not just one. (like me, lol).
Artemis
Like he said, he could never abandon his kids :)
Nomura is awesome, but reading interviews with him can be so painful. Half the time I'd be willing to cut off my pinky toe if he could just elaborate a little more. Typical Nomura.
Like he said, he could never abandon his kids :)
Nomura is awesome, but reading interviews with him can be so painful. Half the time I'd be willing to cut off my pinky toe if he could just elaborate a little more. Typical Nomura.
axel95
Nice interview. My favorite part was when he said he loves Les Miserables!
"I don't always give interviews, but when I do, I am extremely vague."
Nice interview. My favorite part was when he said he loves Les Miserables!
"I don't always give interviews, but when I do, I am extremely vague."
Being vague is a trademark of Nomura, so anytime he does give a clear answer is something special. xD
I'm surprised he came out with a straight answer about liking Les Miserables to be honest, first straight answer he's given in ages!
Gonzales95
I'm surprised he came out with a straight answer about liking Les Miserables to be honest, first straight answer he's given in ages!
I'm surprised he came out with a straight answer about liking Les Miserables to be honest, first straight answer he's given in ages!
So for all you fans who had to know Nomura's take on Les Miserables...THERE YOU HAVE IT! [laughs]
That was cute how Nomura said his creations are like his kids. :) Noctis practically looks like his son...XD
captain
I hate when they call the handheld titles spinoffs. I'll agree that days & coded are basically side stories. But Birth By Sleep and 3D are basically full numbered titles (along with both versions of CoM). Besides two games (three if you count Re:CoM), the majority of the series has been these handheld games.
I hate when they call the handheld titles spinoffs. I'll agree that days & coded are basically side stories. But Birth By Sleep and 3D are basically full numbered titles (along with both versions of CoM). Besides two games (three if you count Re:CoM), the majority of the series has been these handheld games.
You know, I remember Nomura would consistently insist that titles such as BBS and KH3D (mostly BBS) was just as big as a numbered game like KH1 and KH2. I think he's only now calling them "spinoffs" because he's just tired of explaining it to people.
Think of it like in KH3D when Lea comes back. Everyone keeps calling him Axel and he insists that his name is Lea... but then after hearing it so many times, he finally just goes, "Ah, whatever... Axel, fine." I'm pretty sure it's the same situation here.
kupo1121
So for all you fans who had to know Nomura's take on Les Miserables...THERE YOU HAVE IT! [laughs]
So for all you fans who had to know Nomura's take on Les Miserables...THERE YOU HAVE IT! [laughs]
That seems to feel like the big reveal of this interview.
I am glad he stressed how much making next-gen games are not easy because it really irritates how so many people don't get that making video games aren't easy. And this should hopefully get to people's minds that "Hey, maybe Kingdom Hearts 3 won't be coming out at the end of 2014..." (seriously, I still can't believe people believe it would be released that early)
skyfoxx
You know, I remember Nomura would consistently insist that titles such as BBS and KH3D (mostly BBS) was just as big as a numbered game like KH1 and KH2. I think he's only now calling them "spinoffs" because he's just tired of explaining it to people.
You know, I remember Nomura would consistently insist that titles such as BBS and KH3D (mostly BBS) was just as big as a numbered game like KH1 and KH2. I think he's only now calling them "spinoffs" because he's just tired of explaining it to people.
The context of calling them "spinoffs" was referring to them being games that didn't feature Sora (Data Sora doesn't count) as a playable character and aren't on a home console.
skyfoxx
You know, I remember Nomura would consistently insist that titles such as BBS and KH3D (mostly BBS) was just as big as a numbered game like KH1 and KH2. I think he's only now calling them "spinoffs" because he's just tired of explaining it to people.
You know, I remember Nomura would consistently insist that titles such as BBS and KH3D (mostly BBS) was just as big as a numbered game like KH1 and KH2. I think he's only now calling them "spinoffs" because he's just tired of explaining it to people.
I suppose you could think about it in two ways:
1. Because this is the first time in years that they're releasing a game with a roman numeral, he's playing to his strengths by exploiting the fact that the general public is hugely uninformed. He's stressing what a big deal III is and telling them why this is an important title that they absolutely must have no matter what.
"This is what they've been waiting so long for, it won't disappoint."
[strike](trololololol)[/strike]
2. To him, a main or numbered title is one that stars a playable Sora with Donald and Goofy aiding him. Kind of a loophole since we've had not-real-Sora fighting with Donald and Goofy, general not-Sora's, etc.
But honestly, his definition of spinoff greatly differs from the fandom who have made the term into something to, more or less, be ashamed of.
| That seems to feel like the big reveal of this interview. I am glad he stressed how much making next-gen games are not easy because it really irritates how so many people don't get that making video games aren't easy. And this should hopefully get to people's minds that "Hey, maybe Kingdom Hearts 3 won't be coming out at the end of 2014..." (seriously, I still can't believe people believe it would be released that early) |
I've seen people somehow under the impression that KHIII is releasing on September 10th, 2013.
Boy are they in for a surprise 8D
Sign
I've seen people somehow under the impression that KHIII is releasing on September 10th, 2013.
Boy are they in for a surprise 8D
I've seen people somehow under the impression that KHIII is releasing on September 10th, 2013.
Boy are they in for a surprise 8D
Wait there are people that believe KH1.5 is KH3?
We'll I hope they don't get upset when they find out that's not the case and go to tumblr, Twitter etc. to go complain about how they've been "tricked" by SE.
Taochan
The context of calling them "spinoffs" was referring to them being games that didn't feature Sora (Data Sora doesn't count) as a playable character and aren't on a home console.
The context of calling them "spinoffs" was referring to them being games that didn't feature Sora (Data Sora doesn't count) as a playable character and aren't on a home console.
And where does DDD fit in with that definition?
xD
Only half because of the "home console"-part?
AdrianXXII
Wait there are people that believe KH1.5 is KH3?
Wait there are people that believe KH1.5 is KH3?
I think they know that there is a 1.5, but probably saw the advertisement for it at the end of the KH3 trailer with eyes clouded by hype.
| We'll I hope they don't get upset when they find out that's not the case and go to tumblr, Twitter etc. to go complain about how they've been "tricked" by SE. |
Exactly. Sorry that they've been under the wrong impression all this time, but they have no one to blame but themselves. It's not false-advertising; it's just ignorance.
Sign
Exactly. Sorry that they've been under the wrong impression all this time, but they have no one to blame but themselves. It's not false-advertising; it's just ignorance.
Exactly. Sorry that they've been under the wrong impression all this time, but they have no one to blame but themselves. It's not false-advertising; it's just ignorance.
Funny. I say that exact same thing to the people who say "We've been waiting for KH3 for 7 years" even when it has clearly been stated it wasn't in development until recently. Or to those who say "Square Enix sucks! I bought a PS3 for KH3!"
skyfoxx
Funny. I say that exact same thing to the people who say "We've been waiting for KH3 for 7 years" even when it has clearly been stated it wasn't in development until recently. Or to those who say "Square Enix sucks! I bought a PS3 for KH3!"
Funny. I say that exact same thing to the people who say "We've been waiting for KH3 for 7 years" even when it has clearly been stated it wasn't in development until recently. Or to those who say "Square Enix sucks! I bought a PS3 for KH3!"
At least we tried! Therefore no one can criticize us 8D
Sign
I've seen people somehow under the impression that KHIII is releasing on September 10th, 2013.
Boy are they in for a surprise 8D
I've seen people somehow under the impression that KHIII is releasing on September 10th, 2013.
Boy are they in for a surprise 8D
Yeah, it is because many people saw the 1.5 advertisement after it and assumed it was KH3's release date. I'm wondering when the realization is going to set in that neither the PS4 or X1 will be out September 10th.
My favorite thing I heard was at a local game store, some little kid I overhead saying (a few days post-E3) "SE is really dumb! Why would they release KH3 and 1.5 at the same time. Nobody is going to buy 1.5 and even worse, they are so lazy because the preorder bonuses are the same."
^that sounds more like a teenager or older.
but yeah, I think we should start handing out certificates for stupidity. Or punch cards that really only let you say up to x-number of stupid(but relevant) things that you actually believe before you're kicked out.
And by "we" I mean just about any smart person with a website or a FB page.
axel95
Nice interview. My favorite part was when he said he loves Les Miserables!
"I don't always give interviews, but when I do, I am extremely vague."
Nice interview. My favorite part was when he said he loves Les Miserables!
"I don't always give interviews, but when I do, I am extremely vague."
Someone got it!
kupo1121
My favorite thing I heard was at a local game store, some little kid I overhead saying (a few days post-E3) "SE is really dumb! Why would they release KH3 and 1.5 at the same time. Nobody is going to buy 1.5 and even worse, they are so lazy because the preorder bonuses are the same."
My favorite thing I heard was at a local game store, some little kid I overhead saying (a few days post-E3) "SE is really dumb! Why would they release KH3 and 1.5 at the same time. Nobody is going to buy 1.5 and even worse, they are so lazy because the preorder bonuses are the same."
Wow... just wow. How can someone even get that idea... I mean really, they themselves pointed out how stupid it would be. Also how can you know of the Preorder stuff yet not know that it's only for KH1.5 and that KH3 isn't even coming out for quite a while.
People, we are dealing with a very complex level of ignorance here.
If they're curious and willing to listen to an explanation, then we'll be happy to provide one!
If they don't care for it, that's cool too; we won't force it down their throats.
Regardless of what happens, all we can do is respect them for what they believe.
ajmrowland
^that sounds more like a teenager or older.
but yeah, I think we should start handing out certificates for stupidity. Or punch cards that really only let you say up to x-number of stupid(but relevant) things that you actually believe before you're kicked out.
And by "we" I mean just about any smart person with a website or a FB page.
Someone got it!
^that sounds more like a teenager or older.
but yeah, I think we should start handing out certificates for stupidity. Or punch cards that really only let you say up to x-number of stupid(but relevant) things that you actually believe before you're kicked out.
And by "we" I mean just about any smart person with a website or a FB page.
Someone got it!
I'm all for handing out punch cards. Or better yet, assign everybody a stupidity level. Every stupid statement is worth one point, unless it is very stupid, then it is worth 10. On the other hand, every smart statement is worth -1 point. So the leveling scale can go two ways. -1,000 is like Einstien, while 1,000 is, well,
ajmrowland
People, we are dealing with a very complex level of ignorance here.
People, we are dealing with a very complex level of ignorance here.
Granted, such things could damage much of society. It's always weird like that.
Sign
If they're curious and willing to listen to an explanation, then we'll be happy to provide one!
If they don't care for it, that's cool too; we won't force it down their throats.
Regardless of what happens, all we can do is respect them for what they believe.
If they're curious and willing to listen to an explanation, then we'll be happy to provide one!
If they don't care for it, that's cool too; we won't force it down their throats.
Regardless of what happens, all we can do is respect them for what they believe.
But what if what they believe has been proven factually wrong in a way that even science cant disprove spirituality? I think we should at least plead them to listen to our case, or instill in them the idea that experience in the field of game development is the only good teacher in this case.
SoraDrive
July 17, 2013 @ 08:43 amOffline