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Originally Posted by Ammi
..I think for me, I don't mind game-playing at all..it's far more entertaining than having a housemate who is 'nice but boring'..but it's also about how they entertain and if there is a balance to that..?...not just spiteful and 'nasty' all the time...I think it's more down to which game play we like most or which we find the least offensive...that's just natural though Mock..?..it's hard to find a level to like a housemate when there is nothing in their character or 'gameplay' which you find likeable in any way or when their characters represent 'pet hates' in personalities and things you really just don't admire at all...there does have to be a balance and you do have to see that, which you often don't with just HL shows....
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You can't play a game in there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only game player is BB: End of.
If you were to play a game it would be on the behest of BB and nothing else- ala Victor 2006?
You are dealing with quantum Maths, it's the equivalent of juggling 14 balls up in the air all at the same time add into that the viewing public and the puppet master BB and you have no chance of pulling it off not unless you involve BB and the pulic { once again how Victor cleverly did way back}
What you get is a veneer of a person and slowly but surely-over a few days- the mask starts to drop and you start to see the real person. Like onion layers. All this program does is let people replicate what they would do on the outside world- what they have learnt in their years of experience on earth- how they have dealt with things and lets them reproduce it in a confined space. Nothing more or nothing less- it's a game of life.
Life is a game - BB is just a rather condensed version of it. Where some of the options that you have in real life are removed- such as the ability to walk away or ignore completely.