Author Topic: Any way to "record" ingame playing?  (Read 11952 times)

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« Reply #25 on: 2005-06-28 12:51:47 »
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Woah now...No need to be like that... he was only stating he couldnt remember seing that map in game...

Be like what now? It was a clear factual correction, from one of the foremost authorities on that game. And people were already making wrong assumptions based on that initial statement, i.e. "obviously another item that was deleted", so you should instead consider yourself lucky that someone decided to brighten your day by increasing the total sum of your FF7 knowledge. Thanks for the correction, Terence.

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« Reply #26 on: 2005-06-28 14:57:15 »
Simply saying he didnt have to be so harsh about it.

"You obviously didn't try hard enough" isn't the most friendly way to say somone they were wrong...

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« Reply #27 on: 2005-06-28 16:14:36 »
First off, I can say with full certainty that Terence hasn't become the respected guru that he is by throwing around derogatory comments. It wasn't an insult, no one was offended (except maybe you), and regardless of that, beggars can't be choosers. I don't see why someone like Terence should have to carefully "soften" his words so that other people don't feel dumb around him when he most likely is smarter than most of us anyway. And certainly more knowledgeable in this area.

Besides, "Then you didn't try hard enough" is a clean statement of truth, arguably more friendly than just "you're wrong" since it corrects the basis of your conclusion instead of attacking your capacity for logical reasoning. The Shinra truck in Corel Prison is very much accessible and not deleted from the final game. He recognizes that the poster is in error by suggesting that conclusion, exactly because he didn't play the game enough to discover the opposite, and tells him so. If you're going to go around being offended by people correcting you when you're wrong, then a discussion forum is hardly the right place to be, yes?

Enough off-topic discussion, get on with it.