[Dungeon Lords] League Conference.

You were late with the news.

He died on March 4th.

Yeah, yeah, Witcher, NVN, PO, BioShock, various MMORPGs – they were all failures.

These are all multi-platform projects; no one will dare make a game for PC now. Even The Witcher was quickly ported to Xbox. Comparing gamepads is inappropriate; sometimes it's more convenient to use a keyboard and mouse, and sometimes it's more convenient to use a joystick (try playing Assassin's Creed on a keyboard – it's terrible!). As for primitive consoles and advanced PCs, that's just a rigid opinion because that's how it was for a long time, but in reality, all the best games are released on PC. Just look at Metal Gear Solid, and what about Mass Effect? There are simply brilliant and creative games (the Japanese are ahead of the rest of the world in this area), but there are also great games on PC, although it's more accurate to say that all games for PC now are ports, except for 2-3 games; I can't remember any decent PC exclusives, although there's nothing wrong with that. But for PS3, there are a huge number of excellent exclusives, and Fable 2 was made an exclusive for Xbox, and it seems they won't be porting it to PC, which I'm very upset about. And I'm saying obvious and objective things simply because I'm a PC gamer and I don't like playing in front of the TV with a joystick in my hands (otherwise, I would have bought an Xbox a long time ago, or even a PS3), but the fact that all games are now on consoles is true.

As for Gaigek's death, I can only say that I'm not upset. Yes, he did a lot, his name will live on in memories and hearts, but we all die someday. And I don't feel anything about it. And I can't be hypocritical about such things.
By the way, on the 8th, some distant relative of mine died. But... I never saw her. And I didn't know her. So I don't feel any loss...
That's what I'm like.
Am I callous? Cruel? Or just expressing my thoughts directly?

No, it's not about his achievements; he was just someone I liked as a person, and I don't feel sorry for many of my relatives; I rarely get upset when my close relatives die because I rarely respect anyone. What should I respect my relatives for? But I respected him, not only for the great contribution he made but also because he was an incredibly good person. There are very few such people, and their death is really upsetting.

Callous? Cruel? Or just expressing my thoughts directly?

No, rather

I never saw her. And I didn't know her.

plus the desire to stand out and a rebellious spirit.