- Thread starter Crazygamer43
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- May 15, 2019
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There are 2 scene i try to find 1 with black haired girl without panties and 1 flight scene i chose every choice multiple times but can't find it...
- Aug 22, 2018
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What is this madness?
Someone is creating fiction to make a story?
Unheard of.
All stories must be true like in action movies when they fire pistols from each hand without any recoil whatsoever or silencers that make no noise at all.
Or maybe that true story of how mutants all live in a mansion and have powers like that one guy that shoots beams from his eyes.
Or like that historical documentary about when hobbits (my ancestors) teamed up with human's, dwarves and elves to fight a bunch of orcs and destroy a ring.
I still think it's amazing we managed to get footage from the future and that's how we found out about jedi and sith. Some really clever scientists out there.
Narrative plausibility is a thing. One is allowed to expect fictional human beings to behave according to the same basic logic as real ones.
- Aug 22, 2018
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Except with fiction the author can do whatever the hell they want, it's their world.
That's the point of fiction, it isn't fact, it's made up it's a fantasy.
If all fiction behaved as you say we'd have no superheroes, no fantasy movies, no action movies and TV would be news channels and history reports.
The whole point of fiction is being able to make up whatever the fuck they want.
It's a fantasy story not a factual commentary, get a fucking grip.
Fiction has never been a valid excuse to write nonsense about things that actually exist (outside absurdist satire ofc). Wizards are wizards but you're allowed to expect things like, say, guns and politics and boats to operate with a modicum of real-world sense.
You're also allowed to expect those wizards and superheroes and whatnots to behave like plausible human beings, however short of the mark authors now might routinely fall.
- Aug 22, 2018
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Again, fiction is whatever the author wants it to be, not what you want it to be.
Also I already pointed out how guns don't operate with a modicum of real world sense. John Wick isn't an autobiography.
You can expect whatever you want but a piece of fiction doesn't have to be whatever you expect it to be, that's the whole point of fiction.
I'm going to put you on block now because arguing with the clueless gives me a headache.
"I'm going to spout some nonsense and then block you so I can pretend I got the final word."
Uh-huh.
Or you could just let the dev to write her own story and stop fighting about stupid things if you don't like the story don't play it simple as that.
The audience has the right to comment on blatant Excuse Plot aspects in the writing I think.
yep we do but you already made your comment and now arguing your point so you could just not play the game if you don't like the plot.
...nobody obliged you to pick it up after Avaron took his toys and left the sandbox, you know.
But here we are.
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In fiction the starting assumption from the audience is "everything works like in real life" and whatever is different needs to be explained so the stakes can be understood.
The reason I asked for more details on how things work in the MC's fictional country is because I thought the premise needs a better explanation. I would be fine with it if it was ignored but it would meka the entire story stronger if it made more sense.
I don't expect porn games to be pinnacles of writing quality but it can't hurt to get as many things right as possible.
The reason I asked for more details on how things work in the MC's fictional country is because I thought the premise needs a better explanation. I would be fine with it if it was ignored but it would meka the entire story stronger if it made more sense.
I don't expect porn games to be pinnacles of writing quality but it can't hurt to get as many things right as possible.
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