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Dunno if this is flaming or not. It could also be just a honest opinion.
Coincidentally that's the same reason metal players\fans say they don't like (most)punk, 3 chords and a 4\4 tempo just don't move a poly-rhythm man.
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Dunno if this is flaming or not. It could also be just a honest opinion.
It wasn't an honest opinion.
I am very good at reading body language, and when Dan Greenawalt said Forza 3 is the best looking racing game on any console he did not beleive himself, as was evident in his body language. After he made the comment his arm jerked up, which is the reaction someone has when they are lying
It wasn't an honest opinion.
I am very good at reading body language, and when Dan Greenawalt said Forza 3 is the best looking racing game on any console he did not beleive himself, as was evident in his body language. After he made the comment his arm jerked up, which is the reaction someone has when they are lying
ROFLMAO! Now THIS is classic. May I quote this for future use?
Now you are a shrink? The outright absurdity of the above statement is something that cannot easily be described. Are you seriously, seriously suggesting that you have the ability to comprehensively analyze an off-the-cuff body movement made after a statement made during an interview and claim, as fact, that the man was lying about his own opinion?
Bogie 19thROFLMAO! Now THIS is classic. May I quote this for future use?
It wasn't an honest opinion.
I am very good at reading body language, and when Dan Greenawalt said Forza 3 is the best looking racing game on any console he did not beleive himself, as was evident in his body language. After he made the comment his arm jerked up, which is the reaction someone has when they are lying
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Eurogamer: When you look at the games which have come out since GT4 - with Forza Motorsport probably being the most notable - do you see things that you'd like to do, things that have moved the genre forward? Or do you develop Gran Turismo in a vacuum, ignoring the competition?
Kazunori Yamauchi: The latter is actually exactly fitting, I think. We don't reference any other games when we're making Gran Turismo - it's purely based on what we want to achieve as a game.
Actually, I have difficulty playing other games for over five minutes. A lot of the low-level quality just stands out so much in other games that I can't stand them!
Dunno if this is flaming or not. It could also be just a honest opinion.
I guess all the interpretations of the body language in these videos are absurd?
It's called looking beyond the obvious. Looking into subconscience movements is something I do on a regular basis, and I picked up the Greenawalt movement at E3 after making the claim quite easily.
Indeed it is, but you are correct. It could be his honest opinion, and I respect that. Just like Dan offered his honest opinion.
DevedanderYou can read a lot into body movement, but lifting your left arm means you are lying? Seriously now...
How To Tell If Someone Is Trying To Trick Or Deceive You
"...they may have...twitches..."
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Everyone on this planet knows what Dan Greenawalt said was a lie, including himself. After uttering such a blatant lie to try and deceive the general public his arm 'twitched'. A visible, physical path into his soul was shown to the entire world. Some may claim that the movement did not mean anything. Would only a more obvious twitch, a twitch of lets say the head been suffice to these critics? I'm not sure, but the way some have discounted body language I dont think it would have mattered if the twitch was more obvious.
Conclusive.
How To Tell If Someone Is Trying To Trick Or Deceive You
"...they may have...twitches..."
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Everyone on this planet knows what Dan Greenawalt said was a lie, including himself.
After uttering such a blatant lie to try and deceive the general public his arm 'twitched'.
A visible, physical path into his soul was shown to the entire world. Some may claim that the movement did not mean anything. Would only a more obvious twitch, a twitch of lets say the head been suffice to these critics? I'm not sure, but the way some have discounted body language I dont think it would have mattered if the twitch was more obvious.
Conclusive.
I guess I could steer the conversation back to discussing the games themselves, over whether Dan Greenawalt is a liar, or a lying liar who lies and knows it.
Like, I'm still mystified over those who insist that Forza 3 is leaps and bounds, or even noticeably better than FM2. I've played the demo and seen some high res vids, and... well, I'm not seeing something someone else has that made them all huggy. This is what I've seen:
Aaaand... that's about it. Some photomode pics look pretty darn real, the cars anyway, like the Mazda 3. Most others look pretty much like Forza 2, though. Bogie and Simple would say, "But you have to see it in motion." Well, I have the HD vids. I watched a replay of the demo for about 15 minutes straight.
- More textures on scenery.
- Better lighting on the cars - no more black shadows.
Also, the feel of the demo isn't like a PC sim, just more Forza. If you have a taste for Forza, that's what you want anyway, but it doesn't click with me the way other games do.
Maybe it's just me - and half of GT Planet - but it seems that this is just an infatuation over the next big Forza.
Lol I can't blame him. I can't speak for Forza but I've tried pretty much all racing games this gen (grid, dirt, NFS, and the sort) and man are they bad. Shift is driving me insane. The AI on hard makes the game unplayable. Not only impossible to enjoy, but really impossible to play. And that's not mentioning the bugs. Oh man the bugs.
Anyway don't take his quote out of context. I don't know when he said that but I'm sure forza 3 was still in development and probably not even announced. Since only forza 1 and possibly 2 were out, I can totally understand the "A lot of the low-level quality just stands out so much...".
Still, a bad thing to say, and not like him to say that. At least that's the only bad quote you'll find of him. Unlike another asshole...
Wow the flawed logic and incorrect huge assumption chain here is amazing...
Here's the break down:
They may have twitches.
DevedanderMay does not mean that if they do it is now true, it means it could possibly be tied to but certainly nothing conclusive. A person may twich for any number of reasons or no real reason at all.
DevedanderA twitch is a very broad statement and can't really be taken (especially in that context) to define any one thing. You certainly cannot take "they may twitch" to mean "an arm jerk is a decisive indication of lying".
DevedanderTo go from [a person who is lying] "may twitch" to "he jerked his arm so he is definitely lying" is about a huge a jump as you can make...
DevedanderEarth you have a very strong trend going here... you decide something to be true, then you use your own decision as proof that it is true.
DevedanderFor instance:
That is a massive exageration as plenty of people have no idea who Dan Greenwalt is. That aside, of the people who do and have seen the presentation in question, almost certainly some of them don't even think he was lying let alone know. And as for knowing, how can you know some is lying about an opinion? The only person who could posibly know that (outside telling everyone that he lied) is himself. It's his opinion. My opinion could be that eating a piece of dog poop tastes good, only I can know whether that is true or not.
DevedanderAgain you are using the argument which you are trying to make in the argument in which you are trying to prove it...
And again, his arm twitched... ok... the statement from that video (which it seems you take as gospel) said that a liars arm may twitch... it doesn't mean every time anyone twitches they are lying. People twitch all the time for any number of reasons, SOMETIMES it may be because they are lying, but it's not a certainty by any means.
DevedanderI don't think there is such a twitch that makes me certain someones lying. Maybe if I could verify that other times when I knew he was lying he did the exact same twitch I could think it likely there was a causality... but even then I would never say I "know" especially with something as common as an arm twitch.
DevedanderFar from it.
You start with a video (who's credability has to be accepted) then take a weak and open statement from it, apply it to a situation and back it only with your assumptions about what is happening to reach a conclusive point?
You should bring this to a debate club or a logic class... they would have a field day.
The only thing I think can be said that is conclusive as a result of this is that you have just massively shot your credibility in making any sort of argument.
You know what, I keep seeing people say Greenawalt has somehow insulted (or flamed) PD but I have never seen it.
The closest thing to "insulting" the GT series I have seen is him saying GT copied the adaptive racing line but turned it blue.
At no point has he said something along the lines of "our game has no competition" in fact he has said a few times that they have gotten ideas from other games. (including making a game of the same genre of the GT series)
Greenawalt"The definitive racing game for this generation"
"Forza 3 delivers the thrills that our competition can't"
"Forza 3 is the best looking game on any console"
"Forza 3 brings what no other racing games can. The best graphics and physics. The largest rooster of the hottest cars"
"We have taken the genre to new levels and they have stopped evolving the genre"
"I'd say the differentiator is they're old school"
"This is just showing off that this is the best looking racing game you're gonna see anywhere"
"The emperor is naked, and I don't want to, you know, I don't want to slap him around but no game competes with us right now"
"Polyphony digital aren't generally known as a studio to acknowledge that there are racing games that exist beyond their own"
Maybe it's just me - and half of GT Planet - but it seems that this is just an infatuation over the next big Forza.
I love the last one. It pretty much shows that the guy is blatantly attacking PD because he is butthurt about something that is not true in the first place:
"Microsoft and other companies are years ahead of us in terms of experience of releasing online games"
So well, there you go. And that's just some of it.
Oh my... too many pages to read. >_<
When FM-III is released at the end of October, I can expect several forum wars between then and March--even if there is no point for comparison until GT-V. Can't we just wait until both games hit the market? Even if it's another 6 months?