VN Ren'Py Hillside [v0.15.1] [DarkBlue]

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Kazanovaromeo

Kazanovaromeo

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Pede rasta 1 said:
She did homeschooling, then she went to college and this is her first semester.
guys don't listen to him, he's a bitter lalalalalalalalalaa I don't listen I'm made of wood

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sevensham said:
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I have a simple question , why some people want to live always in real live ? , Movies, Books , Games were been made to take us out just for sometimes to relief the stress of real live.
 
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I'm only going after Charlotte in this one. Emma's way too immature, Suzy just wants to be an asshole, and Lucy is not my MC's type. Don't have a problem with Kaylah, but since I doubt there's a harem ending, I'll stick with Charlotte.
 
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Kazanovaromeo said:
(y) (y) (y) (y) (y)
I have a simple question , why some people want to live always in real live ? , Movies, Books , Games were been made to take us out just for sometimes to relief the stress of real live.
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I think it's largely dependant upon the genre & setting of the game.
If a game is set in a fantastical environment, then I quite expect there to be unrealistic things.
Unrealistic things, e.g. magic & dragons, work in this environment.
If the game is set in the real world, however, then it needs to be comparable with the real world & how things work here, because this is the environment its operating in.
Unrealistic things do not work in this environment, unless specifically justified.

If something does not fit with the game's environment, then it can reduce player immersion.
Being unable to identify with a character, because of their behaviour, may have the same effect.

N.B. I am not suggesting that Emma being naive to dumb does not fit with the game environment, it does.
I'm merely explaining why "some people" might expect realistic reactions & responses from VG characters.
 
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whichone said:
I think it's largely dependant upon the genre & setting of the game.
If a game is set in a fantastical environment, then I quite expect there to be unrealistic things.
Unrealistic things, e.g. magic & dragons, work in this environment.
If the game is set in the real world, however, then it needs to be comparable with the real world & how things work here, because this is the environment its operating in.
Unrealistic things do not work in this environment, unless specifically justified.

If something does not fit with the game's environment, then it can reduce player immersion.
Being unable to identify with a character, because of their behaviour, may have the same effect.

N.B. I am not suggesting that Emma being naive to dumb does not fit with the game environment, it does.
I'm merely explaining why "some people" might expect realistic reactions & responses from VG characters.
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I agree completely with what you said sir, unless we want to play in fantastical games like Snow White and Sleeping Beauty , but may be I did not express my thoughts clearly, what I mean is I want to have hope which may be/may be not exist in real life, I play a Masterpiece game (of course in my opinion only) in which my girlfriend commit suicide , then she had been rescued and been paralyzed , then have been cured and every thing return back to normal , this what I mean sir , of course in real life she could been paralyzed and could not be cured and live the rest of her life paralyzed and gradually her friends and boyfriend abandoned her and so on , SO ,I do not want this kind of real life in games.
 
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Kazanovaromeo said:
I agree completely with what you said sir, unless we want to play in fantastical games like Snow White and Sleeping Beauty , but may be I did not express my thoughts clearly, what I mean is I want to have hope which may be/may be not exist in real life, I play a Masterpiece game (of course in my opinion only) in which my girlfriend commit suicide , then she had been rescued and been paralyzed , then have been cured and every thing return back to normal , this what I mean sir , of course in real life she could been paralyzed and could not be cured and live the rest of her life paralyzed and gradually her friends and boyfriend abandoned her and so on , SO ,I do not want this kind of real life in games.
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Yes, absolutely agree.
There's "realistic", then there's "too realistic". lol
I don't want all real life consequences.
When I jump off a building in a game, I don't want to end up in a wheelchair with broken legs:eek:, I want to just land & run off. :LOL::ROFLMAO:
But, in a real world environment game, people should still behave in realistic, relateable ways.
Their actions & interactions should be believeable. (y)

So I think that's what people are asking for, when they want "realism".
 
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whichone said:
Yes, absolutely agree.
There's "realistic", then there's "too realistic". lol
I don't want all real life consequences.
When I jump off a building in a game, I don't want to end up in a wheelchair with broken legs:eek:, I want to just land & run off. :LOL::ROFLMAO:
But, in a real world environment game, people should still behave in realistic, relateable ways.
Their actions & interactions should be believeable. (y)

So I think that's what people are asking for, when they want "realism".
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That is beautifully put. That debate is wide though, and can be applied to every media.

"Realism" in a game is usually one side of the scale, the other one is often the "fun". It's a balance to find, and it can never please everyone, but I think a good balance can be achieved and please most of the public
 
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whichone said:
I think it's largely dependant upon the genre & setting of the game.

If a game is set in a fantastical environment, then I quite expect there to be unrealistic things.

Unrealistic things, e.g. magic & dragons, work in this environment.

If the game is set in the real world, however, then it needs to be comparable with the real world & how things work here, because this is the environment its operating in.

Unrealistic things do not work in this environment, unless specifically justified.



If something does not fit with the game's environment, then it can reduce player immersion.

Being unable to identify with a character, because of their behaviour, may have the same effect.



N.B. I am not suggesting that Emma being naive to dumb does not fit with the game environment, it does.

I'm merely explaining why "some people" might expect realistic reactions & responses from VG characters.
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How it should be...
whichone said:
I think it's largely dependant upon the genre & setting of the game.
If a game is set in a fantastical environment, then I quite expect there to be unrealistic things.
Unrealistic things, e.g. magic & dragons, work in this environment.
If the game is set in the real world, however, then it needs to be comparable with the real world & how things work here, because this is the environment its operating in.
Unrealistic things do not work in this environment, unless specifically justified.

If something does not fit with the game's environment, then it can reduce player immersion.
Being unable to identify with a character, because of their behaviour, may have the same effect.
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How it fucking should be...

Another example is Tom Cruise. I'm okay with Tom Cruise.
 
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