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| Re: Bungie responds to Activision contract. | |
| Posted By: Cody Miller | Date: 5/22/12 1:26 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Bungie responds to Activision contract. (Leviathan) : See... art can't be judged universally. People interpret and experience : different things in different ways. For example, I could play your 'game' : above and state an example. You can come back and state a book or film. : Then I can simply disagree. What happens then? Just because you don't get : anything out of games with stories doesn't mean that's the same for : everyone. I get plenty out of games with stories, so don't presume please. Case in Point: Metal gear Solid 2. : I have read many books, seen many movies, and played many games. And there
Interactivity kills narrative. : I have read Dostoyevsky novels that have delved deeply into the phycology of
Aha! But final fantasy VII is a bad strategy game that uses digital stage plays and cinematics to tell the story. It's not that mechanics that are touching you, and not the interaction. (I enjoyed the story too for what it's worth.) : If you removed the 'game' from FFVII, it would have been nowhere near as
This is an illusion. It only interacts with you in simple predefined ways. You have the illusion of real interaction. Play a REAL RPG like D&D, and you will see that you have ACTUAL interactivity within the story. You can change things however you want. In FFVII, you can only change things the way the game designers want you to change things. Have fun resurrecting Aeris! Your only MEANINGFUL interaction is what you decide to attack with, and when you decide to heal.
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