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This is the stupidest idea ever. EDIT: I mean the game. It would be cool, if the rules were actually enforceable, but they aren't. No one is actually able to p
by 10098 11y ago
This is the stupidest idea ever.
EDIT: I mean the game. It would be cool, if the rules were actually enforceable, but they aren't. No one is actually able to prevent the player from playing and dying as much as he likes, or creating replicas of the flash drive posing as the real thing.
- _kst_ 11y agoPerhaps that's part of the game?
- 10098 11y agoThen it's no different than just putting minecraft on a flash drive. It's the video game world equivalent of selling canned poop (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artist's_Shit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artist's_Shit) and calling it art.
- aaron695 11y agoThey're the ones in Wired, not you. He created something people from all over the world have talked about and thought about. Do you think "Agrippa (A Book of the Dead)" is stupid? Do you really think these artists don't know they don't have total control? Whether Jia Ji added value or took it, I'm not sure however.
- breadbox 11y agoExcept of course that that would make it completely boring to play, so why would you do that? This, I can't help feel, is kind of the point. It's the part of the game that's encoded socially rather than algorithmically that make it unique and interesting.
- 10098 11y ago> Except of course that that would make it completely boring to play Yeah. Because that's what it is. > It's the part of the game that's encoded socially rather than algorithmically that make it unique and interesting. For board games maybe. This is a video game, a different medium, and it doesn't work that way. The player can and will do anything the game program allows them to do.
- eru 11y agoIncluding enforcing their own challenges. Hey, there are people playing Mario 64 without using the A button (the jump button).