Some of his points may be valid, but they are points that most of us MMO bloggers have already covered. So we don’t need a condescending bigot telling us about some of the problems with our games when we already recognize them. And we don’t need someone telling us we shouldn’t play those games if they have those problems. Especially when we’ve repeatedly said the positive points of the games are why we play them. No game is ever perfect, afterall, and most of us have played many other games to know what we prefer and what we don’t.

And after arguing with him, I think he’s nothing more than someone with an agenda who will do everything he can to further it. Even if it means taking things out of context and telling people how they think. For this reason, I regret bothering to give him a chance. And I certainly regret it went beyond my own blog.

I still think it was worth the time to tell him to go away, however, and make a case for personal experiences and preferences. But he won’t see the light of day on my blog from here out. He doesn’t deserve the attention, and I wasn’t intending to give him more than he received. Sorry!