Stranger wrote:We all get those from time to time, some more than others (me).
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Here's another example of how NOT to write a review.
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Game: Call 0f Duty: Modern Warefare 3
Singleplayer: i dunno cos i have not ever played the campain. campain is 4 n0obs. -5/30
Multiplayer: i fukin pwn online. im an UB3R1080TR1CKSH0TPR0 and im part of fAzE WHO ARE TEH BEST OF TEH L337MLG TEAMS! ∞/20
Visuals: Best in teh game world, better than Crysis 3, Skyrim and Battlefield 3 (suks) all put onto one game. ∞/20
Sound: The guns sound like they actually fire real bullets. ∞/20
Difficulty: im so good at this game, its really easy. any one hwo kills me is obviously hacking or got me when i wasnt looking at my screen 5/10
Overall Rating: the campain suks, i only play multiplayer ∞/100
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This is my friend. He obviously loves the CoD franchise, and is a very keen gamer, too keen. I have spent 200 hours playing Garrys mod, he told me he has played over triple of the amount of hours I've spent on Gmod, on CoD: MW3 alone.
This is the result when I asked him to review CoD: MW3. These are all quotes from his 'review'. This is what I said after:
"James, this isn't much of a review. Could you use some English grammar?"
"i did, just you and your as and a*s make me seem dumb"
"I never said that"
"yuo were thinking it"
"Nope"
"yes"
"Yep"
*** is now Offline.
My friend's a physic
JoshuaConcon wrote:The driving plot point of Modern Warfare 3 is tracking down the Russian president who was kidnapped on his way to working out a piece treaty with the West. Now if the Russian government was commited enough to peace that he was already on the plane puckering up for some imperialist bottom kissing, who the hell gave the order to invade Europe? Cause when the president finally does get into that meeting with the Western powers, there are going to be some ****ing awkward items on the agenda. Full-scale chemical weapon attacks on civilians, that's a hard thing to blame on a few bad apples. I think the problem might lie with the orchard, mister President. You might stop watering it with liquidized children.
JoshuaConcon wrote:So after all that, who's the winner? No-one! Nobody is the winner. The loser is the entire games industry and human society in general when the people who likes these games grow up, become president and call the Secretary of Defense of the State a ****** for not wanting to nuke Switzerland.
JoshuaConcon wrote:But maybe it's not too late to save us if we start making games about nicer wars, like the Anglo-Zanzibar war of 1896 that lasted thirty-eight minutes. You'd barely have time to shoot one Britsh sailor before declaring piece and spending the rest of the afternoon beating them at cricket.
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