Call it nit-picking if you want. You contradicted yourself, and I pointed that out, but I'm glad you didn't take it harshly (and I'd be surprised if you did, given how well-known your attitudes are on this forum ).

If you don't care to discuss it, then fine (edit: you have done so far as you defend your position and acknowledge Error014's clarification, and that makes sense to me, but other points appear to be ignored). I just thought lostclimate brought up an interesting discussion topic when he said "what makes those games and not movies with a choice here or there".

There's other stuff in this thread we can talk about, like:Why'd you have to go and bring voxels into this? Technology and design go hand-in-hand. Voxels are a powerful technology that are more than just the "future", they're the present, and they change the way game designers are limited. Sure, limitations are great for games -- necessary, for games to be fun beyond their own novelty -- but limitations aren't good for designers. The designers should be designing the limits.