Yes, I am even older and yes, I wasn't sure about TitanFall but the beta impressed me too. I really liked the balance and gameplay. Sure FPSs are a dime a dozen but this one is unique enough that it doesn't fall into the CoD or BF category.
Yes, I am even older and yes, I wasn't sure about TitanFall but the beta impressed me too. I really liked the balance and gameplay. Sure FPSs are a dime a dozen but this one is unique enough that it doesn't fall into the CoD or BF category.
Thanks for the reply. I do appreciate your thoughts. It still seems to me that some people (perhaps you but not sure) want it both ways. If you say the "purpose of a character is to have something for us to identify with" then I hardly see why it's a surprise that game companies don't make gay protagonists, since…
Apparently it doesn't count until she climbs the top of the mountain at the games finale and screams, "I am gay here me roar!"
Arden, you need to reexamine your logic. The one thing doesn't equate the other. Something that is bad for sales may not be "objectively bad" as you put it.
I was going to post this but you put it in words before me. Exactly. We don't need to see two men having sex, nor do we need to see stereotypical gay behavior that's in your face. If the hero is saving the world wouldn't that take precedence? Or do we need to see all the obnoxious stereotypical characteristics…
Hey, I hear you, I bought Ni No Kuni at full price! Then I didn't play it until a couple weeks ago. So at the time I opened it, the game was for sale new for $19.99!
"The [comments] that confuse and hurt me the most are like this one I got last week: 'Love your videos, will be back when you grow your hair out,'" Day wrote.
"...university media criticism/semiotics course, particularly ones dealing with LGBT issues..." "Many of the hyper-masculine 80's action films are basically metaphors for closeted gay sex,..."
I was floored when I heard her say $1800!
Thanks for sharing that information. Combined with the loss of privacy and the ease of which the government can search our emails, posts, and information, this story shows the beginning of what could be a very slippery slope.