Somewhere along the way, they outgrew you. And some of us grew along with them.

So Dragon Age is somehow more "grown," more mature than The Lord of the Rings, is it?

Our table holds a lot more than yours.

Well perhaps he doesn't mean grew up, but rather means grew out.

I can't argue with that. Their "fantasy" is, after all, self-indulging and gluttonous. It exchanges actually mature themes and thoughtful exploration of issues for "these baddies represent my real-world political enemies and allow me to experience my fantasy of killing them."

You can keep your big boy buffet table with tons of plates piled high with sub-Golden Corral slop, Patrick.

Somewhere along the way, they outgrew you. And some of us grew along with them.

So Dragon Age is somehow more "grown," more mature than The Lord of the Rings, is it?

Our table holds a lot more than yours.

Well perhaps he doesn't mean grew up, but rather means grew out.

I can't argue with that. Their "fantasy" is, after all, self-indulging and glutenous. It exchanges actually mature themes and thoughtful exploration of issues for "these baddies represent my real-world political enemies and allow me to experience my fantasy of killing them."

You can keep your big boy buffet table with tons of plates piled high with sub-Golden Corral slop, Patrick.