Big Rigs is controversial, but we all know it is epic.  So, I figured I would do a video on the game, and discussing its epicness.  In order to appear remotely sane to people to the masses, that doesn't understand, I had to show some agreement that it was seen as a failure, but I do call it an epic and try to tell those who try to copy the epicness of Big Rigs that they will fail.  It takes special talent to make a Big Rigs or Shaq Fu, etc... and to think you can just do it (yes, I at pointing at the Steam Greenlighters out there), they are mistaken.

Anyhow, here is the video:


A link to this site is in the description.

a bunch of stuff that might be a little bit suspect

sounds about right

i like this video

epic

Winners are.  I also realized if I made any mention of winners do or don't do, it goes right into NSFW.  Ugh.

This is a good video.  I want you to know I gave your video a THUMBS UP.  I like the Steam Greenlight reference because it's pretty darn accurate.

This is a good video.  I want you to know I gave your video a THUMBS UP.  I like the Steam Greenlight reference because it's pretty darn accurate.

Thanks.

I know with my game W.W.B, for example, you go horrible, you can get attention (W.W.B went viral on Boardgame Geek, and I am clear it horrible, as an example of how NOT to design a boardgame).  So, the end result is that people now do stuff that is intentionally horrible, and hope to score.  It doesn't even fit into the same class that Big Rigs, which has produced this website.  I had figured that Big Rigs would do this, and I did try to start a Yahoo group on it, but it never took off.  I am glad this did.

Update: I am also sorry I am not on here as much.  I have way too much stuff I need to get to, that theoretically somehow translate into money somewhere, but isn't now.