Vidal the king of Pervert
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that's not an easy question to answer brother and depending on how much I think about it my answer might be differentHi guys! I wonder if anyone here, except for a few people, cares about the exact match of every detail in this game to reality? Does this make this game any less for you, does it ruin your immersion in the game?
This isn't the first thread I've seen where strange people come to complain about some of the details of an adult visual novel not being true to reality. God knows why do they need it, but it is what it is.
Let's say the author shows a court scene. A professional lawyer will definitely tell you that this and that could not have happened in a real court, that the prosecutor would never have said such a phrase, and the judge would never have answered him like that. But what is more important for you, as a story readers: that the scene evokes strong emotions, makes you feel for the characters, or that it accurately depicts a real trial with all the endless details and procedures that are inherent in this field.
Or damn hackers. I always laugh when I bother to think about how their portrayal in movies, games or AVN reflects reality.
A nerdy dude sits near a shiny desktop with lines of text running across multiple screens. "Let’s hack this bitch," he says and... starts tapping on the keyboard non-stop. He emits incomprehensible muttering, from which only individual words and phrases like "router", "firewall", "symmetric key encryption" and other magical spells can be heard. The closer he is to the target, the faster he presses the buttons. The tension builds and finally the climax! "Yeah, bitch, I penetrated your firewall, entered your soft and warm DMZ and filled your system with my juicy payload!"
What a pile of bullshit! But the viewer/reader/player came to have fun and got a spectacular scene, what's wrong with that? Both, the audience understand that this is a show, and the author understands that they are making an entertaining show, and not a documentary. If the audience wanted to know what hacking is, they probably should have started by reading, I don’t know, Mitnick’s books? Although, of course, this is also mostly entertainment literature, but at least it is written with knowledge of the matter and from the experience.
So, are you guys really concerned about Agent Fox's position in the US federal chain of command? Or is it more important to you that she's on the MC's side, fearlessly standing with him and Charlie against the corrupt bastards, and that she's hot as hell?
Yeah, and one more question has been bothering me for a long time. After all, Mia Wallace was supposed to die from cardiac tamponade after Vincent Vega jabbed a syringe into her heart as hard as he could, right?
each and every time I answer it
I love Star Wars
but I don't give a damn that it's not scientifically accurate
I don't give a damn how accurate a show is with its law or whatever
for me, it's not about how accurate things are in a game
it's about how this world works and its rules and how it make sense when I use my own logic
to try to understand it
like for instance I'm not thinking that this is not accurate to FBI law
I am thinking that trying to stop agents Fox's investigation like that
without a good reason and so out in the open is like trying to announce to the world that I'm corrupted
or if one of my detectives got caught trying to murder somebody
the smart thing to do is act like you are shocked and outraged
and pretend like you'll do anything to cooperate with the FBI and Charlotte
but instead, the police chief acts so hostile it's blatantly obvious to everybody that he's corrupted
so I'm not thinking that it's not accurate I'm thinking how do these bad guys get away with crimes
because they're so bad at hiding it how do they get away with anything?
but at the end of the day I still love Hillside
and you know what a good story is not a story without flaws a good story is a good story even with flaws
every story will have flaws but if it connects with you and you liked it enough you will not care
and also you can love a story but you can still have problems with it
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