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# The name of the trope is \
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# The name of the trope is \\\"unexpectedly\\\" realistic gameplay, not \\\"uncommonly\\\" realistic gameplay. Something can be somewhat common and still unexpected, which also ties into the issue with he second paragraph.
# I don\\\'t see a problem.
# I don\\\'t see a problem. The point of the trope is that no matter how realistic a game tries to be, it will NOT be completely so. Which is what this paragraph states.
# I don\\\'t see problem. A physics engine is just ONE example of how the trope can happen.
I don\\\'t see a problem with most of the issues presented, although I\\\'m the one who wrote most of it in the YKTTW. No issues were raised there, but if you really want another opinion, I\\\'d bring it up in a TRS topic.
That aside, you\\\'re behavior is a bit smug and condescending, especially when you assume the opinions of the writer. Or just show up and announce what you\\\'re going to do.
# I don\\\'t see a problem.
# I don\\\'t see a problem. The point of the trope is that no matter how realistic a game tries to be, it will NOT be completely so. Which is what this paragraph states.
# I don\\\'t see problem. A physics engine is just ONE example of how the trope can happen.
I don\\\'t see a problem with most of the issues presented, although I\\\'m the one who wrote most of it in the YKTTW. No issues were raised there, but if you really want another opinion, I\\\'d bring it up in a TRS topic.
That aside, you\\\'re behavior is a bit smug and condescending, especially when you assume the opinions of the writer. Or just show up and announce what you\\\'re going to do.
