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What's TLOU of film?
Elijah Nguyen
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Ryder Hughes
>What's TLOU of film?
TLOU
Jordan Young
Children of Men, since they’re basically the same
Adrian Bailey
And that's a good thing
Cinematic games are kino whether Yea Forums or Yea Forums are ready to admit it or not
Blake Campbell
Dominic Price
children of men it's way better, no zombies or bullshit like that
Dominic Sanders
I mean compared to film classics, not necessarily similar in story.
Hudson Cox
Nolan Harris
Seething plebs
Sebastian Brown
Yea Forums is the only place that could ever really appreciate the cinematic elements of a game, abd yeah games like rdr2 are kino but they are GAMES first and they fucking sucks to play
Brandon Bell
Stick to Super Mario then
Daniel Foster
Jaxson Reed
RDR2's missions can be a bit repetitive and it's slow paced af but the story, graphics and acting make it one of the most kino games. Never have I thought there would be a sadder death than John Marston's
Elijah Morgan
I don’t play games but I liked RDR2 the only game I’ve played in 20 years. Are there any other good games like that?
William Thomas
The first RDR, which is a better game.
Wyatt Myers
But the cinematic elements are always """"Heavily inspired"""" by other movies. Every single popular video game story is just a knock off of another film, but zoomers always praise the game because they don't watch film.
Josiah Cooper
shit game for faggots
John Ramirez
The Road
Nicholas Brooks
here's your (you) because that bait made me mad, because I know there's people out there with that opinion unironically.
Landon Morgan
I hold that opinion unironically. It's not bait. Seethe.
Ethan Jenkins
Both are on my top 10, but RDR2 is objectively the better game.
Jaxon Cruz
Using cinematic elements is fine as it's using another medium's language to communicate to the audience, and often that is cool to fans of both genres. My go to example is the Lawrence Fishburne Othello where they have Iago still giving his asides (cant remember the proper word) to the audience, in plays esp Shakespeare characters would literally talk directly to the audience, 'Malcom in the Middle' style where no one around them acknowledges it. youtube.com
But 1995 Othello is not the 'film of the decade'. It's upsetting to see the TLOU praised so highly due to it using substantially more cinematic elements than gameplay elements to get it's story across, you might as well watch a movie. The best part of the game is the opening and the ending because they mirror each other, is both a great introduction and conclusion to Joel's arc in the game, and also is entirely playable. Winter is also very strong with gameplay encounters feel significantly more dangerous thanks to the weather and the perspective change. A brainlet might say "but but what about MGS?" well MGS backs up it's large number of cutscenes with interesting framing in said cutscenes and also incredibly in depth gameplay while TLOU is a lot of close ups of Joel and Ellie looking tired/angry/sad with an okay third person shooter mechanics to actually play.