I only mean abuse in the sense that you treat her like nothing but a ditch for cum. Not like physical abuse. Hell, not even emotional abuse, Lita would have to give a shit for that to work. I just mean like, you can use her and toss her out without regret.@RomanHume
###Awww, that's too bad I was hoping to get into the "habit" of playing with a Nun. Lol Out of curiosity, when you use the word "abuse" could I have just a bit more context. We aren't talking anything too extreme, are we? I don't see the MC as someone who would anything too drastic to any of the female characters... Hopefully?
Oh right, I forgot that was part of different series. I had never been exposed to it beyond the game. I love that kind of dark twist. Reminds me of some old school World of Darkness stuff. I thought the setting and the story was amazing. I'll have to dig up those comics and check them out.I haven't played the Fables one yet. But I loved "Wolf Among Us", and their Batman games were quite excellent.
###Ironically, that was the "Fables" one. Lol If you haven't read the comics, I'd recommend picking up the first 3 TPB's just to see how well the guy world builds and tells a story. It was the only reason I got back into comics after a 10 year absence- they're that good.The Batman ones were incredible- always love Harley no matter what, but liked the Catwoman story too. The stories (short as they are, when you think about it), humanize the characters a lot more than they did in a lot of the comics.
Yeah, Batman I sat down expecting the same old Batman-esque story but they surprised me at every turn. Changing Bruce's father's backstory, mixing up Harley and Joker. Catwoman was amazing. Even the relationship between Bruce and Penguin. They did a great job of putting a fresh spin on it all and enjoyed it because it was so familiar but so different.
One of the installments I want to do of this game is where you're the lead guitarist for a 70's metal band and you follow them through the ages. It'll definitely have a touch more satire than this one. I think that would be a perfect place for sex, drugs, nuns, and rock and roll.I mean this is very true. I think about the game and story constantly. The idea was to make the game we'd want to play.
###Well, it definitely shows. It's just too bad that you weren't thinkin' about Nuns when you were doin' it... Lol
Well, I mean you'll technically be getting more of them. I wanted to add your stereotypical lotion scene by the pool, but we ran out of time previously. Now...well, now I have time. =D###Well, that's it. I'm done. I wish y'all the best of the luck... j/k I could never abandon Cassie, Amanda, and Jane. My Angels, my Sirens, and my Muses. Lol
Yeah, I stopped watching the Walking Dead for that reason. I mean, you know people are going to die you expect it. And I was fine with that for two seasons. But when you introduce a character, eat up ten minutes of an hour long episode with their backstory, and then kill them before the episode is done, that's when I feel like you're wasting my time.###It's not so much that some of his premises are utter crap.He'll spend 13 pages describing a pimple on the character's behind in such detail that it makes you feel like it's going to be important to the plot- only to just kill them (4 pages later) as an afterthought, in only 2 pages. Lol
I remember another author I had put down some time ago. The guy is meeting with his boss when some goons come in, beat him unconscious, and kidnap the boss and the secretary. The boss was explaining to the guy right before the kidnapping how he was going to save the world from this catastrophe. Well the guy wakes up, and realizes he has to go save his new boss and prevent this world ending disaster. But first, he returns to his apartment for some aspirin and a fucking sandwich. Then he runs into one of his students (the guy was a professor), waxes intellectual with him for awhile. Gets jumped by more baddies and escapes. But there was literally no sense of urgency about this guy. He's got "save boss, save secretary and save world" on a list of shit to do with all the importance of going to the grocery store. And the bad guys keep showing up and it almost feels like if they didn't keep popping in to drag this guy back into the story, that he'd forget what the fuck he was doing and just spin off into distraction.
Anyway. It's easy to spot bad writing. Even non-writers know what it feels like when they see it.