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7/9/2025, 12:36:03 PM
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This might be a matter of preference, but I find it funny that anon takes this less seriously than he could've. Presenting games in a normal way would be good because these are pony games after all, but IMO this is the better approach for a convention panel, where the attendants likely expect fun more than proper journalistic standards. Seems that many viewers - not sure if majority - enjoy this style of presenting with intentional retardation as well.
If one wants to check out the games properly, they can (and should) play them themselves anyway.
>code rating contest
Not exactly that, but there's an idea on my mind of a panel about "reverse engineering" previous gamejam entries and showcasing some secrets or silly things found inside (if any), maybe writing cheats for our IGN journalist^W^W^W anons with lower skillz. Not live, would have to prepare stuff beforehoof and at most show some steps how to find the funni. Two reasons I haven't done it yet: I'm not well versed in RE beyond basic data mining, and more importantly I'm not sure if the presentation would be made fun enough to balance out technical babble, since not everyone is a techfag.
Case in point, anon showcasing games - he just has fun with those games in his own special way, and viewers have fun alongside him. It's a good skill to captivate the audience like he does.
This might be a matter of preference, but I find it funny that anon takes this less seriously than he could've. Presenting games in a normal way would be good because these are pony games after all, but IMO this is the better approach for a convention panel, where the attendants likely expect fun more than proper journalistic standards. Seems that many viewers - not sure if majority - enjoy this style of presenting with intentional retardation as well.
If one wants to check out the games properly, they can (and should) play them themselves anyway.
>code rating contest
Not exactly that, but there's an idea on my mind of a panel about "reverse engineering" previous gamejam entries and showcasing some secrets or silly things found inside (if any), maybe writing cheats for our IGN journalist^W^W^W anons with lower skillz. Not live, would have to prepare stuff beforehoof and at most show some steps how to find the funni. Two reasons I haven't done it yet: I'm not well versed in RE beyond basic data mining, and more importantly I'm not sure if the presentation would be made fun enough to balance out technical babble, since not everyone is a techfag.
Case in point, anon showcasing games - he just has fun with those games in his own special way, and viewers have fun alongside him. It's a good skill to captivate the audience like he does.
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