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Topic	Soooo, what's the point of playing story games?
action52 03/05/24 6:30:06 PM #27:	rexcrk posted... lol Yeah this is especially odd considering how common it is to go back and rewatxh a movie or reread a novel that you really like. If it's a good story, yes, you can obviously go back and enjoy it again. And then it's even odder when TC is not talking about "walking simulator" games where you just progress the narrative with little interactivity, but rather games like FF7 and Fallout where there is tons of gameplay content besides the story for you to enjoy. To the point where many people who enjoy them don't even pay attention to the story. --- "It's Kanin' time." Orson Welles, Citizen Kane <cite>action52 posted [p:979207203] in Soooo, wha... [t:80713646]...</cite> <quote>rexcrk posted... </cite><quote>lol</quote>Yeah this is especially odd considering how common it is to go back and rewatxh a movie or reread a novel that you really like. If it's a good story, yes, you can obviously go back and enjoy it again. And then it's even odder when TC is not talking about "walking simulator" games where you just progress the narrative with little interactivity, but rather games like FF7 and Fallout where there is tons of gameplay content besides the story for you to enjoy. To the point where many people who enjoy them don't even pay attention to the story. --- "It's Kanin' time."Orson Welles, Citizen Kane</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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