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| Well, let me ask you this by Ice Cream Jonsey 12/29/2016, 9:46am PST | ||||
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fabio wrote:Ice Cream Jonsey wrote: You clearly either went to film school or are extremely passionate about narrative or SOMETHING is going on, so you're a good person to ask: How important is starting a story by getting the reader to be on the "side" of the protagonist to you? I feel it never happens in video games any more. In Tyranny, we're supposed to "play the part of the bad guy" but the beginning is some CYOA where you are pitting a couple factions we know nothing about against each other. We have zero reason to care about the character we made. Am I crazy in thinking these games would be a lot better if they made us give a shit about the people inside? I feel I gravitate towards 2D action games these days because they don't even bother, they just get straight to the shooting. But maybe I am crazy and nobody else goes into games like Tyranny with the expectations I have. ICJ |
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I'm really trying to be fair to this, but. by 12/28/2016, 3:33pm PST  I blame Telltale by 12/29/2016, 12:06am PST Well, let me ask you this by 12/29/2016, 9:46am PST Pretty sure fabio did go to film school or studied it in undergrad NT by 12/29/2016, 8:47pm PST Re: Well, let me ask you this by 10/10/2018, 10:07am PDT Sorry man, I just don't have that many opinions about narrative design. by 10/10/2018, 12:45pm PDT All this shit is covered in the little cyoa intro event. by 12/30/2016, 1:33pm PST [gruman] NT by 10/10/2018, 9:35am PDT |
