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Topic	Fuck the haters, TLoU2 is the game of the generation.
Eliza3 07/10/20 9:01:42 AM #59:	boxington posted... the point was to hate Abby's character until you got to her section, and even if you never got around to liking her, you'd at least understand her motivations leading to, and following her decisions. framing the story in that way would change the focus of the story, and while it might not have been better/worse, what we ended up getting made revelations more impactful, IMO. Yea I get the shock factor. You're not explaining something to me that I don't already know. The problem is that this sort of story-telling is just not palatable to a lot of people. If the viewer doesn't eventually come to that point of caring about Abby or understanding/empathizing with her, whose fault is that? I imagine you'll say it's the fault of the viewer and that they don't "get it." People get it. They just don't like that sort of story. Subverting expectations is a risky narrative move. It's not always going to work with everyone. And this proves it. --- #notlikeothergirls uwu <cite>Eliza3 posted [p:941922999] in Fuck the h... [t:78836906]...</cite> <quote>boxington posted... </cite> <quote>the point was to hate Abby's character until you got to her section, and even if you never got around to liking her, you'd at least understand her motivations leading to, and following her decisions. framing the story in that way would change the focus of the story, and while it might not have been better/worse, what we ended up getting made revelations more impactful, IMO.</quote> Yea I get the shock factor. You're not explaining something to me that I don't already know. The problem is that this sort of story-telling is just not palatable to a lot of people. If the viewer doesn't eventually come to that point of caring about Abby or understanding/empathizing with her, whose fault is that? I imagine you'll say it's the fault of the viewer and that they don't "get it." People get it. They just don't like that sort of story. Subverting expectations is a risky narrative move. It's not always going to work with everyone. And this proves it. --- #notlikeothergirls uwu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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