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Myst games?
Yes, though it does get more interesting when you consider that ship thing. The ship of Theseus?I said in another thread, and I'll say it again: SOMA gets good boy points for recognizing that making digital copies of your consciousness does not prolong your life in any way, because the copies are separate entities from yourself. There's too much sci-fi goyslop based around the idea that you can attain immortality by "uploading yourself to the cloud", and it's always retarded and makes no sense.
So, good job acknowledging this basic fact of reason and logic. The story is still dull, depressing and inauthentic, though.
The story isn't simple and the protagonist isn't an idiot. His brain can't cope with the horrific reality of the situation, which is something each and every one of us deal with every fucking waking moment of our worthless lives. Not only do you not understand it, you also only focus on one tiny aspect of the games' brilliance. Your brain is tiny. SOMA is beyond your understanding. Sorry!I said in another thread, and I'll say it again: SOMA gets good boy points for recognizing that making digital copies of your consciousness does not prolong your life in any way, because the copies are separate entities from yourself. There's too much sci-fi goyslop based around the idea that you can attain immortality by "uploading yourself to the cloud", and it's always retarded and makes no sense.
So, good job acknowledging this basic fact of reason and logic. The story is still dull, depressing and inauthentic, though.
The story of Soma is alright on its own but what really makes it amazing is the addition of great mood and unique setting. All of this combined makes it amazing experience.I said in another thread, and I'll say it again: SOMA gets good boy points for recognizing that making digital copies of your consciousness does not prolong your life in any way, because the copies are separate entities from yourself. There's too much sci-fi goyslop based around the idea that you can attain immortality by "uploading yourself to the cloud", and it's always retarded and makes no sense.
So, good job acknowledging this basic fact of reason and logic. The story is still dull, depressing and inauthentic, though.
Congrats. You missed the whole point. Stick to watered down Disney shit.I didn't finish Amnesia, but the protagonist of Soma is too dense for the story to be good. To the very end, he STILL didn't get it. What did he think she was setting him up for, after everything they had talked about and discovered? Had long before Soma been pretty obvious to me that copying one's mind digitally would not be immortality.What are your thoughts on Amnesia and Soma? Both of them are horrors and walking simulators. Soma's story is pretty good imo.
reading bobverse right now (don't recommend it btw, too much member berries) - but there is one really interesting concept in thereI said in another thread, and I'll say it again: SOMA gets good boy points for recognizing that making digital copies of your consciousness does not prolong your life in any way, because the copies are separate entities from yourself. There's too much sci-fi goyslop based around the idea that you can attain immortality by "uploading yourself to the cloud", and it's always retarded and makes no sense.
So, good job acknowledging this basic fact of reason and logic. The story is still dull, depressing and inauthentic, though.
So, instead of mistreating the complex themes of the philosophy of mind with a rather shallow game, if you want to feel smart why don't you go and enjoy some Camus?The story isn't simple and the protagonist isn't an idiot. His brain can't cope with the horrific reality of the situation, which is something each and every one of us deal with every fucking waking moment of our worthless lives
And the first main quest of Morrowind, The Fairy Tale Adventure, and every other Hiking Simulator is to change into something else. (I.E. the boots of blinding speed and the golden swan).Walking simulator are not games.Walking simulators aren't games, but hiking simulators have been games since Faery Tale Adventure in 1986:However TS3 Morrowind is basically a hiking simulator.
So a walking simulator is a game in which you walk.
Really, in which you walk, examine and are generally passive to the story, don't need to do anything other than walking and examining (and booting the game) to make it happen. Can we agree?
if walking Simulator are games in which you walk, "story driven RPG" can be considered Talking Simulator or Dialogue Simulator?
I wouldn't. There's no walking in visual novels.I would put most visual novels here too.
As far as I know, you can walk in Disco Elysium.I wouldn't. There's no walking in visual novels.I would put most visual novels here too.
also, after you bash in the brains of the little helper bot that already helped you out a couple of times before (seemed less harsh and more easier at the time than to kill the big deranged guy)
Ok, now I can see why you relate to this game so much.His brain can't cope with the horrific reality of the situation, which is something each and every one of us deal with every fucking waking moment of our worthless lives.
Social Interaction SimulatorSo a walking simulator is a game in which you walk.
Really, in which you walk, examine and are generally passive to the story, don't need to do anything other than walking and examining (and booting the game) to make it happen. Can we agree?
if walking Simulator are games in which you walk, "story driven RPG" can be considered Talking Simulator or Dialogue Simulator?