I wanted to take my technologies and develop a new Freespace game since it was a popular (but dead) IP that space game fans could easily identify with.
So, now not only do they not have a Freespace 3, but the IP is going to remain dead as a door nail since no publisher on the planet is going to fund a space game, let alone one based on a dead IP.
Hilarity ensues. I mean, it's not like that's what he was trying to do or anything. But nope! Dead as a doornail! Nobody would even dream of it!
Every single statement or interview I have seen with this guy has been filled with enough arrogance and alternate-reality delusion to give the Bush administration a hard-on. Who is he fooling? Who does he think cares? Nobody even remembers him except when talking about huge idiotic debacles, and then only as an object of ridicule! Does he really think he is still taken seriously?
I also have to wonder if he can get through the day without constantly self-fellating over his "IP." In the interview he talks about his "IP" and ideas like they are the coming of the Messiah. Right, because it's everyone else that held you back, huh? You were just too "ahead of the curve" and "focus-centric" for them, weren't you? Idiot.
I especially like this:
Derek Smart wrote:Not to much to tell really. The story, though quite good and engaging, is the usual run-of-the-mill fare thats just there to give some semblance of a purpose. At the end of the day, since it is a shooter with pure goals and achievements, it is highly unlikely that anyone is going to pay any attention to the story.
Ladies and gentlemen, you heard it directly from the horse's mouth. The story for his new game is run-of-the-mill and just to give a semblance of a purpose. I mean, it's not like anyone pays attention to those
stories anyway, *I'm a smarmy asshole*? Fucking hell, I can smell the reek of failure from here.
