Or is it a crime.
Discuss.
1 Like
People think competitive debate is an art, and it seems to be made up of talking extremely quickly to cram in as much information as possible during your allotted time without trying to engage the audience whatsoever. I think our own debates around games as art should include these techniques.
2 Likes
It’s a crime. A turbo crime. A turbo mega crime. A TURBO ULTRA MEGA SUPER DUPER CRIME. DON’T DO IT.
2 Likes
No, sorry. Art doesn’t travel that far.
What’s weird though is that arguing about the conversation on the debate over games being art itself becomes an art. Scientists aren’t sure why this level of art spontaneously generates but are currently working to develop a way of harnessing this power.
1 Like
Yes, but only in the first paragraph/opening remarks/title i.e. “7 ways the new Assassin’s Creed’s homage to Casablanca proves that it’s the definitive artwork of 2021” or “How I resolved a heated debate between a philosopher and a sociologist with a 90’s CRPG”.
I’ve got pitches, people. Hit me up.
3 Likes
This topic was automatically closed 3 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.
