peagle wrote..and just these days?
A little bit past the zenith for an article like this, but still a good read.
Really? The most powerful?
CS Replacing TV?
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I actually play less CS than I used to. I only watch shows on TV that I have recorded so I don't sit through commercials.
I think CS is stagnated somewhat with no fresh new maps and just as many cheaters as ever. There's no real incentive to play. Steam just slows the process down even more.
I think I read more fark.com now than play cs and I used to could play CS for hours on end. Now I get bored after 1 map and have to do something else.
The only thing that will breath fresh life into CS is CS2 and that probably won't be till this time next year. For now it's the same thing with a slower interface. Where's the fun?!Comment
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Well i must say that i really hate to watch TV..why ?..because ..TV is getting more boring and repetitive each day its passes ... its more time.. with advertisements than with a good film or a really interesting program... so... the future is that TV have to migrate to PC.
Counter-Strike its like football of the new digital era... it's more easy to enjoy a game like counter-strike than to watch in real life a football match.Comment
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orphy wrote..
Much Loud isn't all it's cracked up to be, believe me. :l
That's cause TV is boring and repetative.
However, I watch Seinfeld, Family Guy, and Home Improvement because it's just funny stuff. I've seen every episode of Home Improvement so it's boring now.
Also, me = getting digital cable and Much Loud. whoo.Comment
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4 legs?
Anyway, The Simpsons and The Daily Show are the only shows I really miss, but I can live without. I don't even own a TV right now at my place, as the computer pretty much fills any need for electronic entertainment. Admittedly it's nice to have my DVD player and DivX collection, but it's actually surprisingly easy to live without a TV and not really miss it. Heck, sometimes I even read "books" and play a "piano" for kicks. :P
As far as that server comment, I'm guessing it's either a misunderstanding, or perhaps he was thinking hundreds of people play on the server, but not all at once. Who knows.
Either way, I thought it was a nicely written and fairly interesting article, and the guy plainly admitted he wasn't an expert on the subject. Looking at a violent computer game from an angle other than "is it bad or not?" is a welcome change, and I think this was a successful attempt at exploring other aspects of the game.Comment
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