I can't believe thatįor DK3 or DNF it'll be very hard to get that kind of publicity. No concern for my feelings, emotions, etc.

Absolutely no concern for me or my family. If they would have just told me that up front and it would have saved us all so much drama! No backtracking on their statements though. Guess what? They haven't given me one yet. They flat out stated they wouldn't talk to me until I received their blessing. Telling me my opinions and feelings are wrong, telling me I'm not even qualified to be putting forth my opinions or feelings because I am too emotionally involved in the issue, etc. Instead of giving me the courtesy of telling me directly, they chose to attack me at every turn. What do I expect from the suits at Gearbox? I get straight-out blame for what I am going through. One of my brothers-in-law was killed and we are raising his family, while trying to make ends meet at the same time. I was 'out of the loop' for a long while due to my family's relocation. To think that it would be made better with an ending is a bit of a shortcoming. But I don't think the game even needed an ending, in fact it doesn't really have one, the entire game does. I actually quite enjoyed the story, even though the final act was. 'The Game' As I've already said before, this is one of my favorite games of all time, and I'll defend Duke against anyone who says otherwise. And for that matter, his entire personality was based around taunting the player while shooting them. And of course with Duke himself as a character, that's something that was present ever since Duke 3D. But if all these aren't enough of non-Duke stuff that's breaking the 4th wall, then how about all the hidden 'You are not supposed to be here' kind of messages from the level designers? Now that I think of it, Duke 3D probably has even more of these than DNF. His entire personality was based around taunting the player while shooting them. There's a reason the press release was outright insulting to anyone who enjoys other games, and there's a reason there's no way on God's green Earth that anyone who played DNF won't be back for more. That isn't to say that the game isn't bad, because it's absolutely, completely, almost unbelievably bad. I'm out of space to list all the things that are wrong with DNF, so you're just going to have to trust me on this one. It's the only way to say that DNF's writers, creators, and designers are doing something right. I'm supposed to ignore everything else that's wrong with DNF and focus on what worked.

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