Completely and absolutely wrong!

Completely and absolutely wrong!:
[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Dioxide's CForum Log Board ]

Posted by Radakh on December 2, 2000 at 11:13:09:

In Reply to: Honestly, puleeeeeeeez.... posted by Charisma lover on December 2, 2000 at 02:49:49:

You put your trust in the rest of society every day when you walk out your door.
If you didn't trust that the people around weren't going to just mindlessly kill
you wouldn't leave the house.. ever. So don't give me this crap about trust not
being able to be turned on or off. You walk across streets when there are cars
sitting at the light waiting for it to turn and just itching to get where they're
going. You trust that they won't disobey the law and smack you into oblivion.
There are so many instances where trust is lost and regained every day. So if it
works in the real world why won't it work in a game?

Follow Ups:

Re: Completely and absolutely wrong! Moral lover 12:07:21 12/2/2000 (4)
- I think you are missing the point..... me 13:27:03 12/2/2000 (2)
  - Re: I think you are missing the point..... Slobbering Pete 14:23:58 12/2/2000 (1)
    - Muhaha me 15:07:51 12/2/2000 (0)
- By the way, it's spelled "Morale", not "Moral"...*snickers* n/t Muter 12:26:13 12/2/2000 (0)

Post a Followup

Name:
E-mail:
Subject:
Comments:	> You put your trust in the rest of society every day when you walk out your door. > If you didn't trust that the people around weren't going to just mindlessly kill > you wouldn't leave the house.. ever. So don't give me this crap about trust not > being able to be turned on or off. You walk across streets when there are cars > sitting at the light waiting for it to turn and just itching to get where they're > going. You trust that they won't disobey the law and smack you into oblivion. > There are so many instances where trust is lost and regained every day. So if it > works in the real world why won't it work in a game?