Yeah! ENN is AWESOME!s0p0g said:that was just visc.... SLEDGEHAMMER!
But on topic, so is this. I really liked the song, and the message behind it. You've got talent, Rebecca Mayes. You truly do.
Yeah! ENN is AWESOME!s0p0g said:that was just visc.... SLEDGEHAMMER!
Is this what you see when you look at real people? Just a blank, boring, iconic, sterilized version of normal? By the Gods, real life isn't boring. It may have boring stretches, but real people are so wildly different from each other, in looks and mannerisms. Nowhere but in video games (well, movies, too) do you see such sameness. Five of that guy make a group of teens? The teens I see are tall, short, thin, fat, all with different smiles and eyes.dududf said:Because a every teenager would wear a hoody, and would look normal, not out of the ordinary, not something to catch my eye.skyfire_freckles said:How can a greater variety be boring? The whole point is that you get one beautiful/desirable shape, and every character must look like this. Regardless of hair color and clothing, having only one body shape (or a select few) is already boring. Variety would then make this aspect of gaming more interesting.dududf said:Aye that was a nice song.
Although, I concede that if everyone looked normal, it'd be a kind of boring game, or at least affect the over all feel of it.
It'd just be same ol' same ol'.
Video games should not strive to be as real life as possible, or else it'd suffer from the boringness of real life.
Would you like everyone in the age of 13-19 look like this?
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No I'd rather something different, perhaps unusual.
I would want to play something that looked DIFFERENT from normal, it'd add some visual appeal to the game.
I think I need to clarify.skyfire_freckles said:page saving snip