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When the hacker is demoing DOOM to his friends, there's something really endearing about the way he points out all the bugs. When you really, really care about
by mustpax 18y ago
When the hacker is demoing DOOM to his friends, there's something really endearing about the way he points out all the bugs. When you really, really care about something you can't help but notice all the details, and want to make it perfect.
Same thing when the composer is going through all the scenes he's composing music for, there's something refreshing about his enthusiasm.
I think I know the right phrase: "labor of love."
- nihilocrat 18y agoOn a similar note, I find it amusing that he seems to be hitting every single secret area on the maps.
- joshuaxls 18y agoYep, I loved that - cracked up every time he pointed out a bug. A great book on Romero and Carmack's journey at id: http://www.amazon.com/Masters-Doom-Created-Transformed-Culture/dp/0812972155/ http://www.amazon.com/Masters-Doom-Created-Transformed-Cultu... Kind of unrelated, but the second time I watched it I was struck by the fact that there's hardly any cursing by John Romero or anyone watching him play.