Liked this article. I don't know if I would necessarily agree that a game is just "something you play" (depending on the definition of play), and whether a strict logical definition of "game" is even feasible. A win condition, i would agree, is not necessary. But i think you're wrong to say that...
Actually, it seems that the movie actually starts with Bruce Wayne in recovery from having his spine broken once, so i don't see how getting shot will be a guarantee that he stays down.
Skyrim as an MMO is a terribad idea. Skyrim as a co-op game, played with a good friend, however, could work very well.
Although i am a little bit hazy on the details of friends completing quests in your game
"You've made your last delivery, kid. Sorry you got twisted up in this scene. From where you're kneeling it must seem like an 18-carat run of bad luck. But, truth is...the game was rigged from the start."
BLAM.
"Kill just one person, you can solve so many problems. I wonder at the possibilities."
Because every child in the game is a little shit, and we have no way to get back at the brats constantly harassing us. This is simply the easiest way to get that.
The reason why i want to murder skyrim(and fallout 3/new vegas)'s children is this:
A: I don't think of these characters as people. The characters have improved in skyrim, but they still suck, and for me, they're walking quest dispensers/pawnshops.
B: Most of the children in skyrim are FUCKING...
I saw all the comments that the story was shit, decised to see for myself. Less than 100 lines in, it's obvious that having it spoiled won't be a problem at all.
Bioware, get your act together.
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