Is 3D the next big thing?

[Warsaw]

Wow, Warsaw, seriously. Calm down, people don't like 3D, what's your problem? They feel it's not worth it, it's their opinion. Can you stop flinging the F bomb around everywhere?

Secondly, just because you like 3D doesn't make it the bomb, doesn't make it the best, doesn't make it whatever. That's your opinion.

Personally I don't care either way where 3D heads. As long as there is a 2D option (I get headaches from watching 3D) then everybody wins, no need to get so emotion ocean over it.

As for skipping out on 3D because your sole reason is that "it's a side step in technology, not a revolution" well, that seems kind of lame to me as an excuse. It makes you sound like you're only interested in forwarding the world with revolutionary technology and aren't interested in any advancements in already developed technology. So I'll just stick with my windows 98 till a new comp that can sense my brain waves come out, since really, new computers aren't anything revolutionary. They're just advancements in already existing technology.

Umm... fuck no?

Comparing Modern day 3D in the comfort of your own home... then talking about holo decks and full immersion... comparing it to some old 3d movie you say in some museum. Calling 3D a side step even though we wont have full immersion for god knows how long. We haven't even started to use 3D tech to it's full potentional and people are already bashing it. No sir I think that's pretty stupid.

However I do like your last paragraph. Very good points. I mean isn't color TV at a dead end? Fuck color TV it's a total side step until we have full immersion. I don't want to watch an action scene, I want to be in the action scene so TV's are just a waste until then.

[Visions of Khas]

Hey! It was a very good museum experience, thank you very much.

But back to the eye-strain thing: it's estimated that up to 70% of American adults use visions correction. I'd think producers would want to take that into consideration when considering their demographics, at least.

[//MavericK\\]

Umm... fuck no?

Hee hee. I knew you were gonna type that.

Curse if you want...but when you do it in nearly every one of your messages...it losses all of its emphasis and punch.

I very rarely drop curse words on here...that way when I actually do...it has WAAAYYYYY more meaning behind it.

[Warsaw]

Hee hee. I knew you were gonna type that.

Curse if you want...but when you do it in nearly every one of your messages...it losses all of its emphasis and punch.

I very rarely drop curse words on here...that way when I actually do...it has WAAAYYYYY more meaning behind it.

Fuck you?

lol jkin

Hey! It was a very good museum experience, thank you very much.

But back to the eye-strain thing: it's estimated that up to 70% of American adults use visions correction. I'd think producers would want to take that into consideration when considering their demographics, at least.

Really? 70%? That seems quite steep. What age is that? If you're talking about old people well they aren't playing video games anyway. There is something about that percentage that seams really, really, really, off.

I don't know what you call it, but it sounds like they just surveyed a select number of people. I doubt 70% of American adults use glasses.

EDIT: Sorry for double post. I was lazy. :P

[//MavericK\\]

Fuck you?

lol jkin

In the spirit of "just kidding" I offer a counter insult.



And you can keep the phone call, Agent Warsaw.

[Warsaw]

[//MavericK\\]

That scene sure was creepy. His smile looks kinda CG-ish there.

[Visions of Khas]

[Warsaw]

Hahaha. I can't wait until they have the Matrix in 3D!