silver white beige landscape orange purple agent yellow white location red green teal : glimpse vibrant as you piss yourself before turning that corner before you know there it be running on up just to shot you : all that is shown then before adding you back onto the landscape the agent twirling around in a half circle pivot. head node incline decline rotate shift . sure beats watching office personnel going from their square cubicles down a rectangle hallway just to pass by one to two other personnel to say someone is in the doorway before hand door echoing from that rectangle hallway into now another square this time its a office not just a cubicle. to realign align its self in a loop to go from a square cubicle to rectangle hallway to another square cubicle to simplify the loop d loops of that office personnel. psst so where is my application one and my coffee second. landscape agent location : a sideslant into a rotating straightaway : be a shifting

Gamers hate the truth. Its funny to the other 7 billion people on the planet that you spend hundreds of hours playing these games. I understand a couple hours a day maybe 4 on the weekend but come on guys. Its pretty insane.

This is embarrassing, low budget, badly edited. Even the people in the foam sword room can't stand this guy.

This isn't a documentary about gamers. Actually, I wouldn't call it a documentary at all. I'd call it a one sided piece of biased garbage. Firstly, this 'documentary' focuses almost entirely on the cliches and the negatives. It almost down right mocks those who engage in MMO gaming experiences. It also seems like they found the most extreme people to interview just to enhance the idea that all online gamers are freaks who obsess and spend endless amounts of time on the game. Also, this 'documentary' focuses a lot on World of Warcraft. Very few other MMOs, or any other games at all, get any mention in this film. He didn't bother to mention at all that those conventions they were so easily mocking are sometimes the exact reason why MMOs are so popular. Its PEOPLE connecting with other PEOPLE. Anyone who claims that there's no social interaction between MMO gamers is insanely misinformed. No matter how much he could have remained unbiased, everything about his stupid running commentary, his facial expressions, and the subtitle comments just screamed, 'I am not making a documentary'.

WTF? This isn't a doc about gamers, its about MMO subculture of gamers. He shouldn't have named it Gamers at all. Now people who aren't familiar with the Gamer culture will think everyone just plays WOW.

I gave it 3 minutes...