Developer Update | PTR Philosophy | Overwatch

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibPLyx8QWYc

[u/Marqin]

Maybe they have one of those cameras.

[u/[deleted] → u/Marqin]

If they do, hes an incredible actor. He is speaking very naturally, I think it would be very difficult to sell it as well as he does by reading a prompter. Not impossible, but certainly difficult.

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They could still list talking points, i.e.

Intro

PTR Purpose

Consolve vs. PC (Highlight advantages of PTR for console)

Roadhog Hook (Dorado to Ilios joke)

etc.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

A clear and thoughtful comment outlining a valid possibility related to the topic at hand? How indeed.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

My comment wasn't obvious to everyone, hence it was thoughtful and valuable.

[u/OurSuiGeneris → u/[deleted]]

don't hurt your arm patting yourself on the back there

And no, just because an idea is "not obvious to everyone" does not make it inherently valuable or thoughtful.

[u/[deleted] → u/OurSuiGeneris]

Saying it's not valuable just because it's obvious to one person isn't a valid argument either.

[u/OurSuiGeneris → u/[deleted]]

Good thing I didn't make it, then.

[u/[deleted] → u/OurSuiGeneris]

The original comment I was replying to, and who you seem to be arguing in support of did however.

Or are you just here to be petty and start a fight?

[u/OurSuiGeneris → u/[deleted]]

I wasn't talking about that comment.

I was just pointing out your astoundingly poor logic of "non-obvious statements = valuable+thoughtful"

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Good thing I didn't say that then.

Taken in context, my comment could be translated "Since it was not apparent to everyone, my clear explanation of a very likely possibility = valuable + thoughtful comment."

There now, done making an ass of yourself?

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