Shortlist: Gaming issue for non-gamers. WOODCHOPPING

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Thanks for that insight, Adrian Brody. A nonsensical view that applies to just about everything that isn't pursuing the advancement of one's self or humanity.

The biggest issue is how someone dressed likes the second bloke gets that mug shot into a magazine. Pull down your hat, you bell end.

Hime wrote:Thanks for that insight, Adrian Brody.

Trelliz wrote:There are a couple of woodcutting games in the 'mundane yet popular german work/job simulation game' genre, but these guys are probably too busy writing their novels in starbucks or attending all-synth underground music venues to be interested in such piffle.

But seriously, this smacks of contrarian hipster rubbish because games are mainstream now.

A German all-synth underground music venue sounds like it would be pretty great :shifty:

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I'd give it a try.

Hime wrote:Thanks for that insight, Adrian Brody. A nonsensical view that applies to just about everything that isn't pursuing the advancement of one's self or humanity.

The biggest issue is how someone dressed likes the second bloke gets that mug shot into a magazine. Pull down your hat, you bell end.

I can't imagine people writing for a free and disposable magazine are regularly chopping wood or building houses either :roll:

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I enjoy Shortlist, but this week's editorial really struck me as an editor who has no interest in video games having to do a video games special because of the commercial viability (notable that this issue had a wrap around from Game, plus quite a lot of video game-related ads).

Having said that, his last couple of editorials have been equally terrible - including one that was essentially "I'm buying a house".

Shortlist: Gaming issue for non-gamers. WOODCHOPPING

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