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Topic	There is nothing worse than when you have book's ending spoiled ='(
ollie89 05/28/17 3:25:00 PM #24:	AzurexNightmare posted... ollie89 posted... BolognaSammich posted... AzurexNightmare posted... in a world of vr, films, video games where you can create anything, do I care to elaborate? no I guess not. it's not like any of those things could replace books in every way. sometimes i want something immersive that doesn't involve looking at a screen. This. I think it's absolutely sad that some people actually harbor the belief that books are now redundant. Books immerse you in ways that film or video games cannot. VR and games can do everything a book can. the writing needs to improve but that's it. it will surpass the immersion of a book in every way. I'm going to have to disagree. You're in the character's shoes when reading a novel the entire time. You know their innermost thoughts and assimilate their experiences and worldviews. Video games? You're playing a game while getting a few cutscenes interspersed here and there, which can only convey so much information. --- Woo! <cite>ollie89 posted [p:879969172] in There is n... [t:75395981]...</cite> <quote><cite>AzurexNightmare posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ollie89 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>BolognaSammich posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AzurexNightmare posted...</cite> <quote>in a world of vr, films, video games where you can create anything, do I care to elaborate? no I guess not. it's not like any of those things could replace books in every way.</quote> sometimes i want something immersive that doesn't involve looking at a screen.</quote> This. I think it's absolutely sad that some people actually harbor the belief that books are now redundant. Books immerse you in ways that film or video games cannot.</quote> VR and games can do everything a book can. the writing needs to improve but that's it. it will surpass the immersion of a book in every way.</quote> I'm going to have to disagree. You're in the character's shoes when reading a novel the entire time. You know their innermost thoughts and assimilate their experiences and worldviews. Video games? You're playing a game while getting a few cutscenes interspersed here and there, which can only convey so much information. --- Woo!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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