shio said:
chris1_16 said:
shio said:
chris1_16 said:
Oniichan said:
chris1_16 said:
Oniichan said:
JRPGs for me are above WRPG. I just love the way JRPGs can pull you emotionally into the story to the point of shedding a tear. No WRPG has done that for me. Stories and character development are just done better in JRPGs (thoough there are a few gems in WRPGs).
The 1 thing i do like about WRPGs is that it gives you options (good or bad) and multiple endings. |
*gasp*
Have you played Fallout 3?
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Yes i have. Played it through 3 times (good, bad and neutral). Never once made me feel emotional.
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Eh, fair enough. To let it strike you emotinally is to think about it in a certain way. That's what I did
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Huh?! Fallout is supposed to be a satire with funny, not sad...
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What? It's not supposed to be funny in anyway
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... you know that the mindset in the fallout series is a satire to the paranoia of the 50's people, right? One of the reasons why the series presented the aesthetics of the technology in the game as clearly based in the tech available in the 50's, and the art, and the buildings, etc... was to enhance that part and make the point more evident, even though the timeline continues into the 20XX's.
The writing in Fallout 3 is poor, so one might miss the point and there's no memorable dialogues, but if you had played the previous Fallout 1 & 2, you'd know what I'm talking about.
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Doesn't exactly mean it's supposed to be funny. Although I will admit there is some ironic humor in the game
