by Ben » Wed Jul 10, 2002 3:31 pm
Personally, I have not visited the JC site proper in quite awhile, except for last night because my name got on it, and I'm always excited to see my name on a website. Like this one! Ben Ben Ben.
One of the reasons is that I use Mozilla, and the JC page does not work in Mozilla. I mean, it kinda works, but all the images are broken and I feel offended when I'm there.
As far as content goes, I would like to see:
1. More discussions about gaming philosophy, stories tangential to the games themselves. My "shopping for WC3" story (and some of the subsequent drunken ramblings) were perfect examples. And I think we'll get more action if we solicit for that sort of stuff, rather than for reviews, since it's much easier to "write whatever you want about a game" than to "write a review that covers all of the requisite bases to provide an informed opinion to a potential customer."
2. More morse code.
3. Less people reminiscing about parties and people that they've been to/done that I have no idea who they are, and subsequently feel left out and unwanted.
4. More people with three names that start with the same letter.
Personally, I have not visited the JC site proper in quite awhile, except for last night because my name got on it, and I'm always excited to see my name on a website. Like this one! Ben Ben Ben.
One of the reasons is that I use Mozilla, and the JC page does not work in Mozilla. I mean, it kinda works, but all the images are broken and I feel offended when I'm there.
As far as content goes, I would like to see:
1. More discussions about gaming philosophy, stories tangential to the games themselves. My "shopping for WC3" story (and some of the subsequent drunken ramblings) were perfect examples. And I think we'll get more action if we solicit for that sort of stuff, rather than for reviews, since it's much easier to "write whatever you want about a game" than to "write a review that covers all of the requisite bases to provide an informed opinion to a potential customer."
2. More morse code.
3. Less people reminiscing about parties and people that they've been to/done that I have no idea who they are, and subsequently feel left out and unwanted.
4. More people with three names that start with the same letter.