“We’ve got the cheat sheet to the exam. We’ve won. I don’t want to miss another opportunity.”
“With everything he’s lost, it’d be a shame if that went too.”
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“I don’t think you’re a game designer, I think you’re a world builder.”
“Just when I feel I’ve got my arms around it, I can’t see it any more.”
“Our whole approach, the human touch, it’s now completely and totally... ”
“I know it doesn’t feel like it now. But this is the start of something.”
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