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Are video games art?
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Kaxbe, on 15 February 2013 - 01:43 AM, said:
HAY!!! [Bi*** slap] At least im tring to make a valid attempt at NOT shitposting for the first time sence i got on these forums.
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Kaxbe, on 15 February 2013 - 01:52 AM, said:
Its not like Im begging anyone to post or anything. If you dont like this thread you can just ignore it.
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On the other hand, if you have to argue that Dead Space and Mass Effect and what-have-you are not works of art, then you would have to apply the same argument to cinematography. Basically, the entire conflict comes down to the fact that photos were the next step from paintings, cinema the next step from photos, and, to date, video games being the next evolutionary step from cinema. Each precursor is an acknowledged art that no one would have immediately defined as art in its infancy.
So, yes, video games are art, (if done right) just as monumental an undertaking as any Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel or Diderot's Encyclopedia. No purist is going to want to hear that comparison, but the way things are progressing, is it that unlikely that we could get a video game of that caliber?
Kaxbe, on 15 February 2013 - 01:52 AM, said:
Without being sarcastic or snarky (I swear), is that putting deep enough thought into it?
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and i agree with what you said, by the way. and to add on, when it comes to viewing video games as art, it's important to remember that video games will be judged by their artistic predecessors before any real standard for judging video games as art is set, just as photos were initially judged by the standards of paintings, and cinema was initially judged by the standards of photography. video games are getting there, but until they are taken as serious a medium as cinema, it's unlikely. remember, Roger Ebert said that video games will not be art... within our lifetimes. we are close, but we're not there.
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Imagine a movie came out. A great movie. A fantastic movie, maybe ten hours long or more, of which you would never get bored. But then the theater tells you that you can't see the whole movie unless you shell out a few more bucks. Well, okay, you want the full experience, right? But then they do it again. And again. And again. It's like if you got to see Rembrandt's "The Night Watch" in a gallery and they covered all but six inches in drapes, and to pull those drapes out of the way, you have to pay a fee.
Yes, I like the idea that you can add more on to this work of art of yours indefinitely (or, Hell, change an unpopular ending). But certainly not to the point where you allow an incomplete experience onto the market and hold the rest of it for ransom. Maybe I'm misusing this term, but it seems like extortion to me. That doesn't not make it art, but in respect to the way we've treated art with some kind of sanctity over the centuries, I have a hard time reconciling the way video game economics operate now as opposed to the reverence for the act of creating art itself.
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Jerk said:
People who put time and effort into creating video games (just as any other work of art) are entitled to compensation for their hard work if they want it and can get it. How they do it may not exactly be desirable, but it's not like you're forced to keep shelling out money to them forever. You can choose to spend that money on some other piece of art instead.
Not that I disagree with you, just pointing out the other side of it. Artists still need to obtain basic necessities like food and shelter, and it's up to them how they want to flog their wares.
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Back to a previous thought, though, I think that the games that we can truly label as works of art in the reverent sense are the games to which we can come back again and again and again and still get taken in by how wonderful it is just to experience it. And, maybe one day, they'll just come out with a game that will update forever. (If World of Warcraft hasn't already had the idea. Mists of Pandiarrhea.)
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Yxela007, on 15 February 2013 - 05:21 AM, said:
And here i thought this thread wouldnt drum up any conversation. boy was I wrong.
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this is a conversation for children
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i swear this topic is made every 6 months
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LackLuster, on 15 February 2013 - 07:23 AM, said:
i swear this topic is made every 6 months
You say that like it is a bad thing. It is a topic that people can discuss and share differing opinions on, there isn't really a downside to a good discussion or debate in my experience. In response to the original post, I will say that I agree that video games are art, not always good art, but art. Just like someone drawing is considered art, be it good or bad. However, with this in mind, I do agree that day day 1 DLC and on disk DLC is horrible...unless it is given to the people who bought it new. The used sales argument has been had before so I wont go into it. The same goes for online passes. Oh, and on being judged by the predecessor of the art, while I do see what you mean by that, I still don't think Roger Ebert is a very good judge, given that he hasn't played any games and had no real basis. It is worse then judging a film without seeing it, it is judging all films without having seen any. I do think we have games that most certainly qualify as art in out lifetime. Bioshock, System Shock, Ico, Shadow of the Colossus, and the Mass Effect series to name a few. In fact, the whole rage over the Mass Effect ending proves the value it has as art. If people hadn't become attached to the series, do you think there would have been such an uproar? The rage at the ending proves that we truly care about the worlds we enter, and that when done well, they can touch us and make us think about ourselves and our actions, as well as how we effect the world around us. This is proof that games are art in my opinion.
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Giygas, on 04 April 2013 - 01:24 AM, said:
You've never heard of pricasso have you? The things pepole consider art can be ridiculous and range from just about anything.
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pricasso is a great artist.
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Video games CONTAIN art, and SOME video games are art themselves, but most are... games.
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Giygas said:
Considering there are people making jewelry out of elk shit, I'm certain there are some doing the same with the human counterpart as well.
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CLEVELAND — Cavaliers coach Byron Scott said he doesn't envision changing his offensive game plan with Kyrie Irving out of the lineup.
"It's the same," he said. "It takes away a big-time threat. We have to move the ball even more. We want to still get up and down the floor. We will look to attack."
Scott has decided to start Jeremy Pargo at point guard for the time being.
"He's another guy that's very good on the defensive end, especially picking up guys full court," Scott said. "He's a good man-on-man defender. He's pretty good off the ball, as well.
"He's a good communicator. I'm not asking him to do anything he can't do on offense. I know he can run the show, push the tempo and make good decisions. If he has open shots, I want him to take them with confidence. The game plan doesn't change."
His other options for the starting lineup were Donald Sloan and rookie Dion Waiters.
"I wanted to give it a day to think about it," Scott said. "Jeremy has been in the rotation the last two or three games."
With Sloan, he had a player who ran the offense a tad bit better than Pargo. However, Sloan is offensively-challenged.
Scott gave some thought to elevating Daniel Gibson to the starting lineup with Waiters. In that scenario, it would have been Waiters and not Gibson who ran the point.
"I don't want (Waiters) playing point to start the game," Scott said. "It gets him out of being aggressive on that end. You have to set everybody else up and run the show. I don't want to put that much pressure on him right now." Continued...
Scott said Waiters is averaging 29 minutes per game. That will be bumped up to 34 or 35 a night.
Collins' take
Sixers coach Doug Collins hated to see Irving miss the game.
"I hate it because I've got personal interest in Kyrie," he said. "My son (Chris) recruited him to Duke, so there's a family bond there. I hate to see anybody get hurt. Kyrie's such a brilliant young player. He's had some freak things with the hand and the finger and some different things. He actually had that injury down at Duke with the toe. So as a young player, he's been beat up a little bit. I hope that this is not going to be something that he's going to be nicked up in his career because he's a fabulous player.
"To me he's sort of a combination of Isiah Thomas and Chris Paul when I watch him play. He can get anywhere he wants to get on that floor with the ball. He can shoot it, gets to the free-throw line. He plays at a great pace. When you're out there with him, if you're his teammate, you can read what he's doing.
That's a huge loss for them."
Shooting woes
Waiters' field-goal percentage has dipped to 38.8 percent from the field (before Tuesday). He's made just nine of his last 45 shots.
"He's missed a ton of shots for most part because a lot of them were bad shots," Scott said. "He's been off balance."
The coach said when Waiters is set and has good balance on his shot, he generally knocks them down. Continued...
Shooting woes II
Power forward Tristan Thompson has been getting his shot blocked with increased regularity around the basket.
He has the tendency to get the ball in the paint, bring it down to gather himself, and then take a shot.
"When you do that, there are usually two or three guys surrounding him, and most are bigger than him," Scott said.
Scott told Thompson is he can't get his shot off right away, kick it out and set it up again.
"Blocked shots are like turnovers," he said. "Guys are out of position."
The blocked shots are causing his field-goal percentage to drop. He should be in the 50 percent range. He was shooting 45.2 percent (before Tuesday).
"We need to do a better job of finishing in the paint area," Scott said.
Sticking with Omri
For now, Omri Casspi will remain the Cavs' backup small forward. However, it's not because of his offensive prowess. Continued...
Scott said the reason is Casspi has been rebounding well. He has 11 rebounds (before Tuesday) in his previous four games, including a season-high five against Dallas last Saturday.
Meanwhile, C.J. Miles remains on the bench.
"All he can do is work his butt off in practice," Scott said. "When you get your next chance, he has to make the best of the opportunity."
A little bummed out
Irving will be sidelined until at least the middle of December.
"This morning just watching him and talking to him briefly, he was a little frustrated," Scott said. "But he'll get over it. He understands right now we have to do the best thing for Kyrie. That's getting this treatment, letting this thing heal and not putting him in harm's way on the basketball court.
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Nov 03, 2012
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Unneessary 911 calls
One of the problems that developed during Hurricane Sandy was the clogging of 911 lines (delaying medical response, since the same lines are used) with unnecessary calls to report fallen trees on side streets, for example. In general, if the emergency is NOT potentially life-threatening (such as a fallen power line) it is best for the community to avoid making a 911 call.
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Nov 04, 2012
I believe 211 has been set up for non-emergency, but important calls.
Nov 04, 2012
hi..i cant pretend to know what your going through..and it must be awful for you..,wish i could be more help..chitchat seems to have good advice..best of luck to you
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There were big smiles and loud cheers from the onlookers when Great Northern Area Special Olympics athlete Eallen Sargent took to the winner's circle to receive awards for his performance in the day's events. Sargent, who was quiet most of the day, raised his arms and welcomed the applause.
Community members turned out in large numbers this week to support Great Northern Area Special Olympics. Thirty-five athletes were cheered on by more than 50 volunteers as well as parents and community members.
Many of the local competitors will travel to the statewide Special Olympics of Montana competition next month.
A concerted effort to encourage participation paid off this year, said co-organizer and Havre High School special education teacher Shaylee Lewis.
Last year Rocky Boy schools sent one athlete; this year they had five. Participation from Havre Day Activity Center residents increased from two to 14.
Athletes were all smiles Tuesday as they ran, jumped, threw and bowled.
"It's lifelong learning through sports," Lewis said. Athletes learn social skills and gain confidence by competing.
One of her students was a prime example. She said the girl shaved four seconds off her time in a sprinting event since she began to practice for it.
Crystal Laufer looked on as her 15-year-old daughter, Pamela, competed in the games.
"She's been doing really well," Laufer said, placing a hand on her daughter's shoulder when her daughter walked over to join her.
In the early 1970s, Laufer was in grade school and a participant in the games. She said swimming was her favorite event.
The games are fun, but they also give students a chance to shine, she said.
Lewis hopes to introduce swimming and other sports, but first she will need some more volunteer coaches.
In order to compete in the state competition, athletes need to have competed in the same event in their region. Though swimming and equestrian events are held at the state games, Hi-Line competitors will not be able to participate in those events until the region can hold preliminary rounds.
Unified soccer, with teams of athletes with and without disabilities, is another event Lewis said she would like to see begin locally.
Tuesday's competition did include an impromptu unified bocci ball tournament. Players who wanted to go on to the state competition in bocci ball were required to play as a team, but for those without any aspirations to play the game in Missoula, it was just for fun.
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After managing just two victories in six road games, the Connecticut Whale returned to Hartford this week. They apparently missed the XL Center ice. Because as they enter the AHL All-Star break, the team is playing its best hockey in months. The Whale...Tags: American Hockey League, XL Center, Adirondack Phantoms, Connecticut Whale, Northeast Division (NHL)
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The NHL lockout is finally over and the impact will be felt throughout the American Hockey League. Many teams benefited from having young players on their roster who might have otherwise been playing in the NHL. The NHL back, so rosters throughout the...Tags: New York Rangers, American Hockey League, Micheal Haley, Stanley Cup Playoffs, Connecticut Whale
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Undrafted out of Lake Superior State, Kyle Jean managed to earn a professional contract from an audition at the Rangers' development camp over the summer. And in the span of just four AHL games, Jean has emerged as a legitimate prospect. He has size (6-...Tags: American Hockey League, Connecticut Whale, Ice Hockey
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The puck drops Friday night for the start of the Connecticut Whale season and the team's roster is set. There are some injuries that will keep players sidelined for the opener. Cam Talbot, the starting goaltender, is out with a foot injury. Dylan...Tags: American Hockey League, Micheal Haley, Blake Parlett, Brandon Segal, Matt Gilroy
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Former Melissa mayor pleads guilty to bribery charges
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A former Melissa mayor has pleaded guilty to federal bribery charges in connection with a land annexation deal.
David Dorman, 66, entered his plea on Monday in Sherman in front of U.S. Magistrate Judge Amos Mazzant. Another defendant in the case, John Christie, 65, of Frisco, pleaded guilty to misprision of a felony last week.
According to information presented in court, in 2007, Dorman, then mayor of the city of Melissa, solicited a $70,000 bribe from Christie in exchange for arranging for the city of Melissa to annex a portion of land from the city of McKinney. Christie would then develop and sell the land to potential customers.
Dorman faces up to 20 years in federal prison, while Christie faces up to three years. Sentencing dates have not been set.
In August 2011, Dorman announced he was seeking the Precinct 3 seat on the Collin County Commissioners Court. However, he later dropped out of the race and did not appear on the ballot.
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Roger Federer crashed out of the U.S. Open after a surprise defeat at the hands of Czech sixth seed Tomas Berdych, ending the world No. 1's hopes of winning a record sixth title in the professional era.
Berdych won 7-6 (7-1) 6-4 3-6 6-3 in under three hours in Wednesday's evening session to reach the semifinals for the first time at Flushing Meadows.
"I just didn't come up with the goods tonight," said Federer, in quotes carried on the official tournament website, after his first match in four days following a walkover against American Mardy Fish.
"He probably created more than I did, and that's why he ended up winning."
Federer made his earliest exit in New York since 2003 and now has an 11-5 record against the 26-year-old -- who beat him at the 2004 Olympics and at Wimbledon in 2010, when he went on to lose in the final.
Berdych will face Olympic champion Andy Murray in the last four, after the Scot came back from a set down to oust giant Croatian Marin Cilic, winning 3-6 7-6 (7-4) 6-2 6-0.
Cilic, who will be left to rue a number of missed opportunities, surrendered a 5-1 lead in the second set.
This proved to be a turning point for the resurgent Murray, who finally found his rhythm as his confidence grew. All of a sudden, he had answers to the 12th seed's massive serve and booming forehand as he breezed through the next two sets to earn a place in the semis.
The match had been moved from the main Arthur Ashe Stadium to the Louis Armstrong court, and 2008 U.S. Open finalist Murray struggled in front of an initially small crowd against a player who beat him at the same tournament three years ago.
"You have to be able to create your own atmosphere when you're on the court, but I did play better when the crowd filled up," said Murray, still seeking his first grand slam title after losing to Federer in July's Wimbledon final.


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Philadelphia Eagles Pull Out Last-Second Victory
Quarterback Nick Foles drives the Philadelphia Eagles to victory with two seconds left over Tampa Bay.
The losing streak eventually had to end.
And rookie quarterback Nick Foles did it in grand fashion, throwing a last-second touchdown pass to beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 23-21.
"Fly Eagles Fly, on the road to victory."
We haven't heard that theme song in some time. But the Birds battled all day, sparked by Foles and excellent games from receivers Jason Avant and Jeremy Maclin.
After an eight-game losing streak, the Eagles won a game they probably shouldn't have against a playoff-caliber team. While the Bucs shut down rookie running standout Bryce Brown to six yards, Foles found a way to get it done.
Special teams once again hurt the team as Damaris Johnson muffed a punt return while kicker Alex Henrey – who made 22 straight field goals – missed two, including a 58-yarder off the post.
No one expected the Birds to win.
Foles threw for almost 400 yards. He looked like he's been playing in this league for years. Foles even used his legs to gain key yardage and shook off enough sacks to drive the Birds downfield time and again.
The game looked lost when the Birds defense – which was strong in the first half – faltered in the second half.
Tampa Bay took a 21-10 lead after the Birds led 10-0. But Foles got them back with a score to Clay Harbor, who was filling in for tight end Brett Celek, who left the game early with a concussion.
After holding the Bucs, Foles fired away again with Maclin catching big passes and making a throw to Avant at the 1-yard line. Avant had one of the greatest catches of the season earlier in the game with a one-handed catch.
And then Foles rolled out and hit Maclin for the game winner as the clock ran out.
It's been quite chaotic for the Eagles this season. And Coach Andy Reid was pumping his fists after the game ended with one finally in the win column.
The Birds fought like crazy, Reid said after the game, and the defense kept providing pressure. Corner Dominque Rodgers-Cromartie especially played well.
"To be able to sneak it out like that..." Reid said.
Tampa Bay took away the run, but Foles – if anything – showed that he can play in this league.
After the game Foles played Sunday, he certainly looks like the team's quarterback of the future.
More importantly, the Eagles finally got a win. That should keep fans happy for a short week when the Birds play the Cincinnati Bengals Thursday night.
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They'd be better off losing out for the draft pick. And these dopes were celebrating yesterday like they won the Superbowl, what a bunch of losers.
12:29 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Agreed, would be way better off with the draft pick. No chance of getting rid of Reid though which would be a huge help.
Bill Sams
12:32 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Where was Foles all season? Oh Yes sitting on the Bench while the Dog Killer was getting his kicks. The Eagles will never win a Championship. Let them all go and start from Scratch
Stephen Eickhoff
5:49 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Vick's mistreatment of animals is in no way connected to his skill as a QB.
Donna Doherty
12:49 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I was so happy I cried!! After all the bad things that this area has been dealing with since the hurricane, it was just what we all needed! The early Christmas present was that Nick Fowles showed us what we can look forward to next year, a young man with leadership potential, who didn't fold at the end. The guys who were playing actual defence while the starters sat it out also showed us that next year could be something. And as for those draft pick??? Who cares! They haven't made such wise decisions in the past anyway. The win was fantastic and just what we true Eagle fans needed!
1:56 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
I don't know if anyone saw Henrey's 58 yard miss...but that kick would have had the distance from 68 yards- it hit way up on the left post.
With no running game, that win was on Foles. He's getting better every week; cutting down the mistakes and making some great throws out there.
I'm becoming a believer in Foles.
Stephen Eickhoff
5:50 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Indeed-- he'd just nailed the 53 yarder that was negated by yet another stupid penalty.
Adam Young
2:27 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
So this means they make the playoffs now.........right??? (LOL!!!!)


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SCOOBA – East Mississippi Community College's first-ever appearance in the NJCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship will come against Brunswick Community College (NC) on Tuesday afternoon (March 16) in Hutchinson, Kan. Tip-off for EMCC's tournament opener is set for 2 p.m. at the 7,600-seat Hutchinson Sports Arena. The winner of the EMCC-BCC first-round contest will advance to meet the winner of the contest between Navarro College (TX) and Middle Georgia College in Wednesday's quarterfinals of the championship bracket at 8 p.m. The EMCC/BCC loser will take on the Navarro-MGC loser in Thursday's consolation bracket at 10 a.m. Next week's five-day (March 16-20) NJCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship runs through Saturday's finals of both the championship and consolation brackets. All 26 games of the double-elimination tournament are slated to be streamed live and will be available to view via archive at www.njcaa.org/tv. Head coach Mark White's 26-5 EMCC Lions are the District 15 representatives in the upcoming NJCAA Tournament after claiming the Region 23 Tournament title last week on the Mississippi College campus in Clinton. Rebounding from a 61-58 loss to 25th-ranked Pearl River in the championship game of the EMCC-hosted MACJC State Basketball Tournament, the 12th-ranked Lions knocked off Northeast Mississippi (86-79), Hinds (81-74 in OT) and Itawamba (78-64) on successive nights to capture the regional title. In addition to the team's state runner-up finish, this year's East Mississippi squad also claimed a school-first MACJC North Division regular-season men's crown with a 10-2 league mark. Positioned midway between Wilmington, N.C., and North Myrtle Beach, S.C., Brunswick Community College is located in Supply, N.C. Members of the Carolinas Junior College Conference, the BCC Dolphins punched their ticket to next week's NJCAA Tournament by posting a 78-72 victory over Clinton Junior College (SC) in the championship game of the NJCAA Region 10 Tournament played this past weekend in Charlotte, N.C. Guided by head coach Walter Shaw, Brunswick owns an overall record of 23-10. A 20-year coaching veteran, EMCC's White will be making his third visit to Hutchinson for the men's national tournament, though this year will mark his first duty as a head coach. He previously served as an assistant coach on North Idaho College's team that placed fourth in the 1997 tournament, while also accompanying the Wabash Valley College (Ill.) club that went 1-2 in Kansas in 1993. A native of Russellville, Ky., White also was a part of Mississippi State teams that made three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and an NIT semifinal-round showing during his five-year (2003-07) coaching stint with the Bulldogs. With four of the 16 tournament teams still to be decided for next week's NJCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship, other schools that have already qualified for the tournament include: Connors State College (OK), Monroe College (NY), Howard College (TX), Butler CC (KS), Walters State CC (TN), Northwest Florida State College, Wallace State-Hanceville (AL), and Southeastern Illinois College. Tournament information, including ticket prices and game updates, will be available online throughout the tournament by accessing www.njcaabbtrny.org. |
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