i hope she doesn't take 3 months between every video
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Thu Jun 06, 2013 2:13 pm
by Big Orangutan
I'm finding Game Boy Colour's Link's Awakening really engaging on my 3DS (and now finding the Xbox 360 and upcoming Xbox One a bit tired). The Nintendo 3DS is turning out better than I expected, though I wonder what the next DS variant will be like (a high powered Nintendo tablet that could connect to the TV if the Wii U turns out to be a comparative failure after the current console war peaks?).
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 4:56 pm
by Crazedwraith
So I started playing Max Payne 3 the other day. And while the monologuing and tone remain about the same, could they have made it any more clunkier?
Max just sort of saunters about the place at a snails pace and they've introduced those banes of modern games. use of cover and max only being able to carry a 'realistic amount of weapons' to whit to handguns and shotgun/rifle.
Bullshit. I don't wamt to have to hit next to something and pop awy at random using the autoaim. I want to be able to run at a group of enemies leap in slow mo and drench them in buckshot please.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:45 pm
by joviwan
then play more aggressively
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 6:57 pm
by Aaron
Do it then, the game allows for it.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:21 pm
by Crazedwraith
the number of time i've dropped dead already trying kinda speak otherwise, at least for me.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 9:39 pm
by RogueIce
l2p noob
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Sun Jun 09, 2013 10:21 pm
by joviwan
Well... yeah, basically.
You can play low and slow as much as you like, or guns blazing if you've got good awareness and you aren't dumb about it.
MP1 and 2 punished you constantly for just leaping into a crossfire, and MP3 is no different in that regard.
HEALTH is acceptable as well. There's a music cue near the end of the game that made me go from huddling and conserving ammo to storming down the corridors in constant leaping-flight.
It may be because I have a hard actually understanding what they're saying, but... what's the rape joke here ?
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:32 pm
by Darksi4190
Yeah that's a shit quality video. What happened was at their E3 demonstration, Microsoft brought 2 people out to demonstrate the new Killer Instinct game. One was a man, the other a woman. The woman was doing poorly, because you know women creatures can't play games and all that, and at one point when the Man is winning, he says "Shh, just let it happen. It'll be over soon."
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:36 pm
by Oxymoron
That's what I guessed.
I'm... not sure about that one. Chalk that one up on English not being my native language, but does that really sound like a rape joke ? I thought it was more of a "death will soon release you of your misery" kind of joke.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:46 pm
by Infinity Biscuit
It's the "let it happen" that seals it. If it were just "it'll be over soon" that might be ambiguous, though the tone seems to lean towards the other way, but that first bit combined with the common use of "to rape" for "to defeat soundly" lets its real meaning show.
It's ambiguous that the guy's probably gonna get off with an apology that we misinterpreted him and were offended, and it's going to be defended against the obviously overreacting internet feminists who are probably on their periods am i right lol, but it's pretty clear.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:54 pm
by Darksi4190
I honestly don't think you're going to see anyone defending it just because he said it to an actual woman. If it were just two dudes talking shit to each other it'd be no different than any other multiplayer gaming session ever. Shit you should've heard some of the crap we were yelling at each other at the LAN I went to last Sunday.
But I think even the douchiest gamer would agree that making a rape joke to a woman, especially one who's obviously not well-versed in "gamer" culture, is crossing the fucking line.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 8:59 pm
by Crazedwraith
Well if it hadn't be for the title 'e3 rape joke' on the video i probably wouldn't have caught that at all and even have i had my mind would have jumped to 'that was some unfortunately phrasing' rather than 'intentional rape joke'
But if rape jokes are actually a thing in 'gamer culture' then... urgh.
Re: videojuegos
Posted: Mon Jun 10, 2013 9:04 pm
by Oxymoron
Well, if you followed it a while back,
when Stark, Ando, Aaron and others talked about Battlefield's multiplayer, the expression "chopper rape" came back often.
Until someone (I don't remember who) pointed out the problem and the expression ceased to be used.
But yeah, anyway, apparently rape jokes are extremely common in the context of multiplayer gaming.