I'm glad there isn't more hype. I don't want a game I like this popular. If I say I like MW2, everybody else does too, it isn't special. If I say I like the crysis series, nobody else has played it. And I like it that way, I don't like it when I like the same **** as everybody else. Just my personal opinion though.
Ignore him, he wears all black and complains about his $100 a week allowance being too low.
I mean, just look. He doesn't want to play the games everyone likes, so he can feel special? He likes having no friends except his cookie cutter emo clones that are all busy being "different".
Oh, and please, for your witty comeback to this, lets just avoid basemant dwelling fatass? Try to be original or something. You DID make yourself rather obvious, and I'm sure you actually like the attention.
1st of all thats not what he say at all
it kinda cool to be in an exclusive "club" and play with people who know whats the best of the best
BUT i think this is not a good idea because the developers deserve the money they get from large scale sales
and on a personal note , people dressed in black ARE way cooler then the average rest, thats the reason the rest looks all the same because they want to fit in, they want to be average, and not the other way around... people who look different dont try anything they simply are
wanna be average then be, but making fun of someone who is better then you is just funny

A game nobody owns isn't an exclusive club, it's a waste of money and a doomed developer. You want an exclusive club, try golf.
And since dressing in all black only sets you apart from everyone else who isn't doing the exact same thing for the exact same reason, you're just a different TYPE of average, cookie-cutter clone. The ones wearing other colors are just honest with themselves about it.
And you ARE trying to fit in, just with a different group of people, the majority of whom are just trying to get attention, and acting like they hate it. The guy I'm mocking did in fact present himself that way, by wanting to feel different and special in a market sector where that just means you're playing stuff with no staying power, which is generally the BAD games.