>>714965471
If it came out:
>this game ruined video games, the horror genre and my life
because it didn't come out:
>this game would have saved video games, the horror genre and my life
basically, it's a clownfest
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>>149226996
>It's so simple, but I think that's precisely why I miss it these days.
Not to mention it has worked since the dawn of human legend. It's timeless for a reason and you can change so much of it to keep stories engaging while still keeping that narrative backbone. People like heroics, people love romance. It is the perfect marraige of two of the most written about topics in human fiction. Make the big bad scary and you have a trifecta of action, romance and horror. When you look at older movies, especially action blockbusters, they pull from those 3 elements. You may have the Godfathers or the Donnie Darkos, but people still remember the action movies of the 70-80s or the block buster epics of the 60s
>It's so simple, but I think that's precisely why I miss it these days.
Not to mention it has worked since the dawn of human legend. It's timeless for a reason and you can change so much of it to keep stories engaging while still keeping that narrative backbone. People like heroics, people love romance. It is the perfect marraige of two of the most written about topics in human fiction. Make the big bad scary and you have a trifecta of action, romance and horror. When you look at older movies, especially action blockbusters, they pull from those 3 elements. You may have the Godfathers or the Donnie Darkos, but people still remember the action movies of the 70-80s or the block buster epics of the 60s
>>713681225
funny how this simple message triggers chuds so strongly, almost as if it's impossible for them to agree with it or something
funny how this simple message triggers chuds so strongly, almost as if it's impossible for them to agree with it or something