The problem with post inquires on a forum is that you get far too many answers. How can anyone be bothered to search through all the babble and find the sparkling gem of a meaningful answer? The answer is not to look for truth in words of anonymous strangers, instead turn to me, an anonymous man in red.
Ask me any question. It can be informational, opinionated, paradoxical, or rhetorical. No topic is taboo. I will try to answer any question asked, especially the rhetorical ones, however long it takes, with the same seriousness presented in the inquirer.
For the sake of esthetical conformity to the genre of this website, I suggest picking questions on the subjects of games or game design. And while I plan to continue the facade of being all knowing, I ask that you assist me in this illusion in the manner in which you phrase your questions, by assuming I have not played every single game in existence. Though I can assure you, I have in fact played every game in existence, except for that one game you were thinking about specifically asking I give my opinions about. I'm sorry, I'm so sorry, but the fact that I know that ahead of time should be proof enough of my vast and improbable wealth of knowledge I wish to share.
Ask me any question. It can be informational, opinionated, paradoxical, or rhetorical. No topic is taboo. I will try to answer any question asked, especially the rhetorical ones, however long it takes, with the same seriousness presented in the inquirer.
For the sake of esthetical conformity to the genre of this website, I suggest picking questions on the subjects of games or game design. And while I plan to continue the facade of being all knowing, I ask that you assist me in this illusion in the manner in which you phrase your questions, by assuming I have not played every single game in existence. Though I can assure you, I have in fact played every game in existence, except for that one game you were thinking about specifically asking I give my opinions about. I'm sorry, I'm so sorry, but the fact that I know that ahead of time should be proof enough of my vast and improbable wealth of knowledge I wish to share.