Comments turned off

Mar 25, 2006 quarter past one pm


Comments have be turned off due to an amazing amount of commercial comment spam hitting while I was at GDC, plus a small group of people decided to turn Grumpy Gamer into their own private chat room and spew profanity.  Guys...get your own server...or at least split the hosting cost with me.

I'll turn comments back on when I post a new entry.  Temperature in hell is currently 258 degrees, but dropping.

Other people's comments:

Posted by 7U15MK on Apr 1, 2006 twenty five past three pm

What Is GDC?

Posted by Hobo on Apr 1, 2006 ten to five pm

Google GDC

Posted by Ernest Adams on Apr 2, 2006 eight am

Why would you ever allow comments in a blog? If I'm going to read it at all, I'm going to read it for YOUR content, not the opinions of some other loser who just happened to wander in. Which applies to this one too, now that I think about it.

Leave the comments off. Fight the proliferation of net.opinions.

Posted by Some guy on Apr 2, 2006 twenty five to eleven am

If I had a blog, I would allow comments in order to get feedback from my visitors. Comments are meant for the author, not the readers. Note that without comments, people can't come with suggestions like you just did...

At the same time, I have just contradicted my own statement by replying to your comment. Hmmm...

My message is simply: Keep the comments on! I feel really annoyed when I can't comment stuff in blogs.

Posted by Paalikles on Apr 4, 2006 four am

http://www.fallingrain.com/world/NO/10/Hell.html

Posted by Dustin on Apr 4, 2006 twenty past three pm

Hell, Michigan?

Posted by 360Fanboy on Apr 5, 2006 twenty five past noon

Ron,
How come,that you dont like Halo and Doom(what I understand,so far)
but play Battlefield and Call of Duty?
??????????
?????
.......
????????????????

Posted by Hullabaloo on Apr 5, 2006 three pm

Yes. Please be completely consistent with the type of game you like.

Posted by Hock on Apr 6, 2006 ten to six am

Just because they're the same genre doesn't mean they're the same style. For one, Halo and Doom are scif fi - could be a matter of setting, a dislike of sci fi shooters or at least a greater like for WWII ones. Could be realism - Battlefield and CoD are more realistic. There are many, many reasons why someone would like one game in a genre and dislike the next. Hence, your massive use of ? marks really made no sense :)

Posted by GameFam on Apr 7, 2006 noon

Good call, Hock. To echo your comments, just because two games (e.g. Halo & CoD) feature the shooting of guns, doesn't mean that they will appeal to a gamer who only likes a particular subset of games that feature the shooting of guns, like, say WWII military shooters. Hey, like the CoD & Battlefield franchises!

Posted by Picha on Apr 10, 2006 ten to three pm

But the WWII Shooters are even more "evil"

Posted by 360Fanboy on Apr 10, 2006 ten to three pm

Oh,by the way,I strongly recommend Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter to you guys

It absolutely kicks ass.......Man,this game is sooooo awesome

Posted by dawda on Apr 14, 2006 twenty to eight am

HAhHAhHhhaaHAhA
Shame.

Posted by 360Fanboy on Apr 15, 2006 quarter past one pm

Do you mean me?Did you ever play it?

Posted by Someone on Apr 15, 2006 quarter past one pm

Did I already mention,that the game kicks ass?

Posted by danny on Apr 26, 2006 half past five am

And where lies the surity that commercial comment spam will not hit it again. By the way what is GDC?

Posted by BenPaddon.co.uk on May 10, 2006 five to one am

GDC is the Game Developers Conference.


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