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Query FailedRob L.
Sunday, July 19, 2009

That was really good to see and hear. Thanks for telling us outside the US. :^)

I've seen a few episodes a few years ago. Most of them were quite good, some where Bullshit!.
What I don't like about P&T BS! is that they use the same "devices" other populistic and sensational shows use (e.g. they just barely mention "evidence", interviewing "experts" talking about the "evidence"

. The difference is, they try to debunk the common Bullshit! - even thoug it looks a little desperate at times.

Btw: An episode I didn't like very much was the one about smoking.

Regards,

Rob

Rob L.
Sunday, July 19, 2009

I guess Germany is the worst. I live there (here). They're trying to criminalize the production and sale of so called "killer games." At one point, even Final Fantasy 7 was called a "killer game," because two guys going postal a few years ago reffered to each other by the names of to character from the game.

The press would often write about Counter Strike (ages 16 and up here, it's like the US T rating) and print images of games like Soldiert of Fortune 2 alongside... which is Bullshit! by definition.

There are groups here that invite parents to LAN parties to show them what exactly their children are playing - letting them experience such "evil" titles as C.S. first hand, playing against each other. I like that. It's a posive way of educating parents.

Some polititians try to bastardize the German computer and video games industry, instead of supporting it (just look at Crytek - they were refused vital funds, yet they managed to become an internationally respected developer). (Well, to be perfectly honest, at least the funding got a bit better recently - given that the products you create are "politically correct."

As a game developer, I am worried about my and my collegues freedom of speach and artistic expression.

They also started to filter the internet recently here.

I get the feeling sometimes, that there's a bunch of absolutely incompetent idiots in the Bundestag that prefers witch hunting instead of teaching the public, raising awareness in a positive way, effectively protecting minors from content meant for adults, enforcing firearm regulations and supporting promising industries. :^(

Have a nice day, anyway. :^)

Regards,

Rob

Humus
Saturday, July 18, 2009

Well, it's always nice to see one's work being recognized.

zed
Friday, July 17, 2009

hmmm no killzone2, which is the most impressive engine in any shipping game.

well done Humus must of made your week

Ibasa
Friday, July 17, 2009

And Australia, they're quite big on banning games.

Humus
Thursday, July 16, 2009

Well, Google is bound to be another Microsoft soon enough. It's just a matter of time before they too become an "evil corporation". They aren't exactly angels, even though they may try to portray themselves as good, and so far fairly successfully, but as have been shown with their deal with the Chinese regime for instance it's pretty obvious that they don't have any higher moral standards than anyone else.

Humus
Thursday, July 16, 2009

Actually, I don't think the US is the worst. That would probably be Germany.

Michael
Thursday, July 16, 2009

hmm... I don't see my hobby engine up there. Perhaps next year.


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