Its happening. I finally get to be a hipster about something!
Then you should know DF was in the NYT about a year ago
And the MoMA!
It still is, and won't leave.
Well, DF being modern art means nothing because, and I quote:
Because, and I quote:
Because, and I quote:
"Naruto has like a whole building in Japan, and DF just has one thing".
That was actully the response I got.
If stupid people weren't stupid, they would band together and kill us all.
So museums and newspapers arn't enough to get DF was off the ground, but eventuly some super popular Youtuber or something will hit DF on the head and everyone will start playing it. Until then, I'm just the random guy that isn't playing Call of Duty.
This won't ever happen. Everyone may know about DF at some time, but not everyone will play it.
In my opinion, I really think that DF is just simply to complex and different to what people are used to to ever get really big. I mean, only a small amount of the population even has the brain power to learn it.
Its just so far from the adrenaline fuelled games that are the most popular among gamers, and continue to be made.
Not only that, but most of the gaming youth, even the ones who are able to play, could care less about a game getting into a museum or a newspaper writing about it. It would have to get played by someone very respected to get any recognision, which probably will never happen.
I may be wrong, and I hope I am, but that's what Iv always thought.