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Originally Posted by AlysonofBathe
I not going to debate the merits of the list with someone who clearly doesn't know what they're talking about and has no interest in the subject.
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Ah, the classic Blizzard Forum argument. You are wrong because you "clearly don't know what you're talking about."
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While you may not have enjoyed Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, you can't speak for the majority of SF fans. And Neuromancer is the very reason why cyberpunk is a genre.
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Aside from the fact that Cyberpunk has turned out to be a fad, because no one predicted the Internet in its form, your counter-argument boils down to "many people". We could use the same principle and replace researchers with a voting system.
As for Androids..., its only claim to fame is that a brilliant movie has been made, and based
loosely on the book. The book itself is creative but not exceptional. There's a saying it's easier to make a great movie from an average book than a good movie from a great book. This book is a great example to support this claim. A inspired B, B is great, therefore A is great...
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So please back off with the insults and leave this thread for people interested.
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Don't worry, you've made yourself clear enough that I wouldn't
want to talk to you. I promise to stay away from this thread.