Whiskey Grey
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- Posted: Fri, 20 Feb 2015 18:04:51 +0000
Dei Gratia Raven
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Dei Gratia Raven
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proven by the number of people who still play them.
And like I already said, people convince themselves that old games aged well. Doesn't mean they did.
Yes, you keep saying that and that's all you seem to keep saying. Would you kindly provide your rationalisation behind such a conclusion? I mean you have been provided with objective evidence along with subjective reasoning, you accept that it's entirely a matter of opinion when it suits you but continue to cling to a claim we have both reasoned against.
Just because people like them does not mean that they've aged well. Just like how the games nowadays will likely not have aged well in comparison to games we may have 20 more years down the line, depending on how much technology changes in regards to video games.
I also chose to ignore how one of your examples was a MMO that is constantly getting new content as well as recent graphical updates, even though that would call into question what you think "aging well" is, since WoW would have been dead ages ago if they weren't getting new things. As much as people fap over vanilla WoW, if they only had the base game (no patches or updates ever, including no content added before BC to the base game), none of them would play it.
Would you kindly provide your rationalisation behind such a conclusion?
All you've done is reiterate the original claim with nothing to support it. Would you kindly provide your rationalisation behind such a conclusion?