Chefelf.com Night Life: Aleksandur - Viewing Profile

I still find it amusing that people take these reviews as seriously as cancer of the medula. Then again, anything that's presented as -entertainment- has to be evil for some people, especially if it's free, and especially if someone else enjoys it (See: TV, Games, Music, Movies, Kicking your dog.)

But, I must say, that makes it all the more enjoyable to be a part of, even if only to read the two or three pages of comments and giggle at people who make fun of the "illerate" people (yes, I saw this in one of the pages.) Until you get to the comments page and it's 660 fucking comments long. Now don't get me wrong, I do believe that Ben has more than earned his right to get 660 fucking comments, but what the hell?

I guess all I'm really trying to say is /hypocrisy "Do people really have to make their opinion -that- heard just because the person they've been religiously watching for months does it and gets money for it, but is actually good at it because he realizes there's a formula to satire, games, and reviews?" /end hypocrisy.

And yes, I meant for that to be long with no stop until the end. It is my duty to exhaust the minds of all forumites!

Ugh, please no Vamp/Wolf stories. Those have been done to death, it would be about as original as doing a story in space about a crew of people who traverse the universe in search of things, and happen to have guns on their ships. >.>

But in all seriousness, the whole Vamp/Wolf thing has been done down to the core where nothing original can come out of it unless you scrape your gums off and do something -completely- bizarre. The only visible challenge would be said scraping of gums to make something come out of it that people won't be able to guess the ending from the first few paragraphs.

I threw my vote down for 1213 mainly because that was one of my first that I played, and one that I nearly failed a class for because I wanted to beat it instead of writing up my English paper. Granted, my fault, but with the introduction of a stressor and playing 1213, I came to enjoy the story even more. (I know, I'm freakishly weird. It makes for good conversation.)