Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Very informative Review: This book indirectly dispels the false teachings of dispensationalists. If you don't know what a dispensationalist is, all you have to do is go to the prophecy section of Christian bookstores. For some reason inexplicable to me, dispensationalists like Hal Lindsay, Hagee, and Timothy LaHaye, Jenkins, Dave Hunt etc. have a virtual monopoly of the prophecy book shelves. They disseminate some false teachings which are unorthodox and not in accordance with traditional Christian teaching regarding the Church. It's nice to get a dose of reality for a change.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Not funny and with no eroticism whatsoever! Review: OK, so they were trying to parody a women-in-prison film. I get it.But why couldn't they have at least made it a little bit erotic? I mean, they had all of the necessary ingredients for a potentially very campy & fun WIP film, but the director wasn't interested. Instead he included GUYS! (Notice: There are NO GUYS on the DVD boxcover!)There wasn't a single erotic girl/girl encounter in this entire video! And it's supposedly about women behind bars! The humor is aimed at third-graders, and the female nudity is barely noticeable. Pass on this one.
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Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Good book for Game Design collection Review: If you are serious about designing games, you probably have several books already on game design. This book is a valuable addition to such a collection in that it offers information other books lack, especially with regard to scriptwriting. For a profesisonal and novice alike, being able to describe even a single level in a linear fasion depicting the frame by frame action is mandatory if you have any hope of making a hit title. The book is worth the price for the scripts included alone. This book offers some of the best scripts from published games I have ever seen. Although part of the book is an "ad" for different software packages, for those not familiar with the options, it is a nice addition. On the down side, I thought more effort should have been given to the various documents required to complete the design (brief, TDR, TDD, etc.) since all are required to complete a real game.
