the world needs stanley

[lord's voken]

play the stanley parable and then play the campaign of any COD game. the point of the stanley parable couldnt hit it closer.

 

[The Amazing Tea Alligator]

Whether this guy is a bot or not, he is right.
EDIT: He (it?) is referring to this http://www.moddb.com/mods/the-stanley-parable

It definitely is neat, though perhaps not worth spam botting about.

 

[emeraldrafael]

Yes it does, for you know what they say

<spoiler=The Ban Hammer, is a Stanley Hammer>http://www.stanleyworks.ae/CatalogImages/799_prev.jpg

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XD (EDIT its been answered), the joke just seemed a bit too good to pass up.

 

[lacktheknack]

I'M EXTREMELY CONFUS

Is it a mod? A flash game? An indie? A flopped big-budget game? Where can I find it? How much does it cost? What genre is it? Why do I need to play a CoD campaign after? AAAAAAHHHHH!

 

[Hal10k]

Yes it does, for you know what they say

<spoiler=The Ban Hammer, is a Stanley Hammer>http://www.stanleyworks.ae/CatalogImages/799_prev.jpg

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XD in all seriousness I have no idea what youre tlking about so if someone wants to enlighten me, the joke just seemed a bit too good to pass up.

"The Stanley Parable" is a mod for Half-Life 2 that delivers a metacommentary on choice and narrative in video games. It's really, really good, and you can play through all of the possible paths in about half an hour. One of the points it tries to make is that games that try to promote themes of individuality and freedom are somewhat undermined when the design forces you along a linear path. I assume that the OP is criticizing MW3 for failing to take that into account.

Edit:

I'M EXTREMELY CONFUS

Is it a mod? A flash game? An indie? A flopped big-budget game? Where can I find it? How much does it cost? What genre is it? Why do I need to play a CoD campaign after? AAAAAAHHHHH!

See above.