Jack Of Owls
Arcane
So she talks like that all through the game, every time she whacks at an enemy? Seriously? Oooookaaaaay
Isekai can offer a convenient means of explaining an alien setting to the player, since the player-character himself needs to have everything explained to him (e.g. Final Fantasy X). It does seem a pointless contrivance, however, if the setting is a more-or-less standard fantasy one, as the player can be expected to be familiar with fantasy tropes. Also, a similar function can be provided simply by having the PC be an outsider to the exact geography, as in Morrowind.I think I read the same argument I'm about to make in another thread here in the Codex, but isekai seems like a dumb thing to represent in video games. What's the point of making a game about being trapped in a game?
Isekai is as American as Edgar Rice Burroughs' A Princess of Mars and Abraham Merritt's The Ship of Ishtar.Tbh, stuff like this is what you get when you let dumb weeaboo gimmicks infect your games.
but isekai seems like a dumb thing to represent in video games. What's the point of making a game about being trapped in a game?
1. Regular lame-ass protagonist dude
2. Multiple big-tittied hotties for his harem
3. Generic demon lord/bad guy plot
1. Regular lame-ass protagonist dude
2. Multiple big-tittied hotties for his harem
3. Generic demon lord/bad guy plot
I've read a bunch of isekai novels and while there are a lot of them like you describe, those are by far the novels i find most boring and bland :-P.