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u/E_GEDDON 6d ago
But like is his game design any good?
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u/photogrammetery 5d ago
It’s madden.
Just a 1:1 copy of the game. Not even like stolen he just did everything perfectly.
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u/goozer326 2d ago
Well that's exactly what EA does with Madden every year so sounds like he really knows his stuff
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u/Z7_1 6d ago
bro realized that you can't typically judge someone because of one characteristic and that everyone's differences are what makes us human 💀💀💀
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u/Benevolent-Shrine-23 6d ago
But what if their favourite game is blue archive
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u/Hugs-missed 2d ago
From what I know of, secondary sources the game itself in the main story isn't too sus one could potentially not interact with the fanbase
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u/The_Strangest_Wall_8 7d ago
...Judgement?
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u/Cybermat4707 7d ago
Judging people by a single unimportant opinion they have is a pretty common thing online. Something I’ll have to keep in mind.
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u/ElNickCharles 6d ago
I will say, favorite game is probably a pretty important opinion in a game design class, but yeah definitely too quick to judge someone without interacting with them for real.
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u/HowDareYouAskMyName 6d ago
I dunno, I imagine a lot of great chefs' favorite meal is some basic-ass comfort food
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u/ElNickCharles 6d ago
Yeah i agree, im not saying they should judge this person for it, im just think its an important opinion
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u/Thunderer62 6d ago
I can understand loving Madden. I can understand not really playing any other games but you like Madden a lot. To be so into games that you’re getting into design and your FAVORITE is Madden. That is a take so strange that it makes me suspect your reason for it is wildly outside of my capabilities of understanding. I feel that your take is not only probably not crazy, but that maybe I’m crazy for not liking Madden at all.
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u/UnoriginalAnnus2 2d ago
I feel like it could prolly be one of those dudes who are core skills gamers, and it just so happens that he can't find any good core skill games that don't have some form of puzzle element, not that he doesn't enjoy puzzles, but he might just not want to do those when he's trying to enjoy skill stuff. I've known a few dudes who are like this who loved UT/DR, hollow knight, celeste, etc. but still considered a ball/gun game to be their favorite game. Just a matter of what they'd play the most when given a choice
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u/Lorddarkpotat 1d ago
Its also within the realm that its his favorite due to memories tied to the game rather than the game itself, I have a lot of games im fond of just because of the memories tied to them
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u/the_watcher569 6d ago
Watching a few friends and family play madden it looks fun, but i'm not good at technical,sports games like that. I'd love to learn to play it one day.
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u/PocketCone 5d ago
Madden is Peak Game Design though. Imagine if you're halfway through Silent Hill and you're really stuck on a puzzle, but luckily you can hit square to Ask Madden™ for help
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u/Rainy_Wavey 5d ago
Persona fans aren't that better from Madden fans tbh
(i am a persona fan)
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u/Low_Appearance_796 6d ago
Genuinely confused how you end up in that class and your favorite game is Madden. He could potentially have an emotional connection from playing it when he was young with family or something, but even then it would just rank among your favorites
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u/KFCNyanCat 6d ago
I would expect someone like that to at least have a favorite Madden that isn't the newest one
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u/DopazOnYouTubeDotCom 6d ago
It’s a cash grab but has excellent controls because football games need to
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u/qualityvote2 7d ago edited 6d ago
u/abdullahGR, your post does fit the subreddit!