Thread 719997532

>young men should play less video games and watch more movies and read books

is he right

No

>>719997532 (OP)
kojima only watches sloppy movies
his face looks like a warioware construct

People like Kojima are the furthest thing from the typical human male, and should not be giving any sort of male advice.

I've watched plenty of movies this summer because it was too hot for vidya. I don't remember even half of them.

>>719997532 (OP)
*was
he passed away

No, they should listen to more kpop.

>>719997532 (OP)
>Said plagiarize man

>>719997532 (OP)
Yes. I will not buy his game.

>>719997532 (OP)
shit stranding games and TPP are so bad that nobody respects him anymore

>>719997532 (OP)
young men should work so they can get a girlfriend and start a family

>>719997532 (OP)
Quentin, is that you?

For gen x and millennials it was one of many hobbies.
For gen z, it's their life.

>>719998309
death stranding 2 and TPP are his best games thoughbeit
>>719998631
if young men have decided modern hoes and modern offices aren't their problem I respect their decision

>>719997532 (OP)
Yes

Yes, more people should experience more art outside of video games, especially people who want to make games.
People who only play video games and nothing else are retarded.

>>719997532 (OP)
sounds like he's coping and pivoting because he's shit at games

he is. i've been neglecting vidya for most of this year trying to get better at drawing and it paid off, at least copying is somewhat easy now. i've played some vidya every now and then to wind down, but like an hour a week at best, its just not that exciting anymore. thank you kojima

>>719997532 (OP)
He's a deeply closeted homosexual. His opinions mean fucking NOTHING.

>>720002374
I would still trade the time I spend in this shithole for more video games though. But sick drawing, respect. I'm starting myself.

yeah.
you're not going to learn much about the world or yourself playing codblops every night.
some fun and novel foreign swears maybe.

and popular media made by people who grew up consuming nothing but popular media is how you end up with "millennial writing", i.e. a bunch of do-nothing millennials who grew up consuming Joss Whedon (gen-xer who wrote buffy, marvel comics)

>>720003303
it should be mentioned that nowadays video games are like literature in comparison to algorithm fed online entertainment
depends on the vidya ofc but if you ain't dated a brainrotted tiktok bitch you ain't seen shit yet
>captcha: kn0ts

>>719997532 (OP)
I don't care about books or movies as an entertainment medium in my life. It's fine if others do, but I just don't really enjoy them myself. I get that he's trying to expand the average person's horizons so they can discover more things but I just don't care. I can't enjoy the sensation of triple jumping or suplexing an enemy in books or movies like I can with video games.

>>720003545
no they aren't. they're still empty entertainment, the brainrot just slightly less corrosive.

>>719997532 (OP)
movies are worse slop than games became and books are dominated by feminism.

>>720002737
>'m starting myself.
key is persistence, even if you get stuck at something or its especially frustrating. giving up is not an option, thats all you have to do, fren.

>>720003724
You can enjoy the sensation of mogging brainlets in discussion and always having something smart to say with literature. Movies tend to be just as empty as video games unless you're into freaky shit though.
>>720003970
Hey man thanks for the kind words <3 will do

>>719997532 (OP)
No.
That's why we're in this mess as an industry.
Because games are trying to be like films and books.

If you want to make a game, you should play more games, and not just "good" games. Play shitty ones, take ambitious ideas that failed, and fix them up and make them good.

>>719998767
>sharty lingo

Just watch movie recaps on youtube.
You can watch like 20 movie recaps in the same timespan of a full length movie

>>720004945
They won o algo

>>719997532 (OP)
well out of the games I've played there are like 3 in my entire life that I'd describe as good for the soul
books and movies have taught me everything worth knowing
but kojima watches slop so I'm not sure what he's on about

>>719997532 (OP)
>watch more pathetic remakes and revivals of old movies and shows because the film and television industry is even more creatively bankrupt than video games

>>720005461
for me its brain age, fft and ar tonelico 2
mgsv is good for the soul though. only time kojima was inspired by a good director and got good results.

>>719997532 (OP)
>>young men should play less video games
Alright
>>read books
Yeah, novels are better
>>watch more movies
You went full retard Kojumbo

>>720005461
>>719997687
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUou0rghddc
>Kojima watches slop
According to his Criterion choices, he got better taste than most.
He's a 62-year-old married man with 2 adult sons, probably with grandkids as well so he's more of a successful man than most people on /v/

>>720006471
Didn't the Criterion rereleases completely fuck up most films with sloppy filters and whatnot?
Also what are his choices? I'm not watching that video.

>>720006587
>Also what are his choices? I'm not watching that video.
- High and Low (1963) - Akira Kurosawa
- Late Spring (1949) - Yasujirō Ozu
- Eclipse Series 3: Late Ozu - Yasujirō Ozu
- Ugetsu (1953) - Kenji Mizoguchi
- Kwaidan (1964) - Masaki Kobayashi
- Harakiri (1962) - Masaki Kobayashi
- Jigoku (1960) - Nobuo Nakagawa
- Onibaba (1964) - Kaneto Shindō
- Woman in the Dunes (1964) - Hiroshi Teshigahara

>>720006651
Also,
- Tokyo Twilight (1957) - Yasujirō Ozu
- The Face of Another (1966) - Teshigara

No. Those are archaic dying mediums. Infact anyone writing a novel right now, should consider writing a video game instead.
I don't think Kojima said that tho

>>719997532 (OP)
>watch movie or read book that everyone says is amazing
>it's disappointing
Every time.

>>720006806
>read classic novel
>"hold on. This is just anime"
It's crazy how often that happens.

>>720006471
Hmm alright fair enough
he definitely is at least curious and has good taste
I wonder what he reads

>>720006806
think about doing this with every medium you're familiar with and then realize how retarded you are for approaching books this way
go watch marvel and play skyrim and get back to me

>>720008357
people should insist on books being peak intellectualism and art, when they're just another form of entertainment.
If anything that puts people off. I was surprised when I actually picked up things like Crime and Punishment or Moby Dick for the first time, that they were funny. People don't tell you these things.
Honestly, it's like fighting game fags treating their genre as ten times more complicated than it is, and scaring people away.

>>719997532 (OP)
not easy being a woman. man is easy mode

>>720006471
>a boomer is doing okay in life
woah really?

>>720008620
She thinks digging isn't exhausting.

>>720008825
she does not think, that's why she's in cuffs

books take way too long to extract information

movies are terrible and stopped being an art form

at least games have interactivity and engagement

>>720003838
Have you tried reading an OLD book though?

>>719997532 (OP)
contemporary movies and books accomplish the incredible feat of sucking even more than contemporary videogames

>>719997532 (OP)
Nope. Books and movies are passive, and therefore best for dying old men with zero energy.

>>719997532 (OP)
Yes but also add anime to books and movies

>>720003303
>you're not going to learn much about the world or yourself playing codblops every night.
Even relatively brainless shooters train your mental skills. Map memorization, precise hand-eye coordination, reflexes, tactics ect. Playing a video game is like taking your brain to a mental gym.
Reading books for knowledge you don't immediately need is pretty pointless. The knowledge was recorded in a book in the first place because human brains forget it over time if they are not actively using it.
If you are reading books to become more creative or deepen your understanding of the arts, then you should be writing books instead.

>>720004764
>You can enjoy the sensation of mogging brainlets in discussion and always having something smart to say with literature.
How vain of you...

>>719997532 (OP)
No. Young men are the only ones that can appreciate videogames. All good art should be taken in early as possible. Education should be eradicated. Games are the highest form of art, they incorporate all other forms. Bad examples aren't the standard.

>>719997532 (OP)
Broadening your experience is good and more often than not enjoying one of those can bounce off the other and make another more enjoyable. Because of my experience of certain games going back and watching a certain movie is a better experience than it would have been had I not played a game and now if you watch more movies and read some books you can go vice versa.

Certainly hasn't helped Kojima. The writing in his games are fundamentally terrible. Guy is the George Lucas of video games. Needs an editor to get ideas across better.

>>719997532 (OP)
>Wanted to be a film maker
>invents the movie game genre

>>720009648
>Even relatively brainless shooters train your mental skills. Map memorization, precise hand-eye coordination, reflexes, tactics ect.
lmao i told my mom the same thing so i could play vidya while sick at home, too.

>>719997532 (OP)
the fun kind of books or literature

>>719997532 (OP)
Yes. I think games are becoming more generic because the devs are inspired by other games and not with older and more mature mediums like books and films.

>>720009025
>movies are terrible and stopped being an art form
you only ever liked slop and now the slop isnt the slop you like
incredible movies still come out every single year

He also said that anime is filth and a waste of time, but you don't acare ?

>>720010803
Great idea. With this simple trick, you can improve yourself and avoid potential nigglet chimpouts at your state-approved indoctrination centre.

Not true. The emails about this mascot in DS are all about the value of playing vidya to society.