Stupid people with no vision need to rely on systems they get.
I want to work for this guy.
ACMI Game Masters - Warren Spector
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- Jun 26, 2012
The master of choice and consequence Warren Spector speaks about his ideas about the RPG genre space and what caused him to create a game like Deus Ex for ACMI's Game Masters exhibition in Melbourne, Australia.
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Warren give the best interviews. I haven't played many of his games but he's one of my favorite game developers. :D
1 Like Dear Warren, we all love you but for the love of God please create us a new Deus Ex series type games, show the gaming world that PC Gaming will not thrown under a bus.
Meh, I like mucking about with stats, classes and whatnot. But hats off to Mr. Spector for going against the grain and redefining a genre!
A game designer after my own heart. I always thought it weird too why anyone would want to recreate the 20 (or however many) sided dice from paper-n-pencil games in video games, except for folks who wanted to play the pencil-n-paper game electronically. I just spend 6 hours hacking goblins to death. Hurray! My charisma has increased 6 points...
Deus Ex rocks!
We need more games like Deus Ex in roleplaying. It was the only game I've ever played that I felt it nailed down completely what Games have to offer as a form of storytelling. Making distinct, what games could do that movies could not do.
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