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Mr. Highway posted:That is a problem with the morality system in this game, and most games with a morality system. Even games that have a more complicated system, such as Catherine's "are you a cat person or a dog person" or the non-choices in Life is Strange, the player's choice is inspired by what is best for the game rather than knee-jerk, on-the-spot ethics. The player asks "what will be advantageous?" rather than "what would I really do?" Yeah, the superior variation I've found is the one where actions carry long-lasting consequences but the game doesn't keep track of a morality meter. So something like the Witcher series as opposed to inFamous or KOTOR.
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Nalesh posted:"Why is Kept spelled with a K?" The word looks weird with a capital K, okay?! <  >
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DoubleNegative posted:Something Bobbin Threadbare said struck me. Something like "They'd have to look up at the structure and ask themselves if they were the bad guys." To tell you the truth, I was actively referencing that. And this is higher quality.
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Paper Chase, you say? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5euYoAy4DL4&t=62s
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I actually did look up the name afterwards, but from what I can tell, "Delsin" isn't really from an old Western. The name originates from a book written by a white dude about Northeastern Native Americans tribes and supposedly means something like "He is." If it had ever shown up in a Western film, it's one that's obscure even by internet standards.
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slycooper20 posted:Yeah, I've always kind of wondered what kind of use a Paper power would be in battle. Maybe they give enemies paper cuts? That's all I can think of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEgiKVHtKEA I suspect Read or Die is a major part of the reason anyone was excited for paper powers.
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Gensuki posted:To point, Delsin could "beat" fetch in a 1v1, mirror battle, but when he beat eugene, it was because he ran out the supply of Video, while he still had Neon and Smoke, pitting a 20 something parkour hipster with super powers against some nerd teen. Delsin also beat Fetch by absorbing all the nearby neon lights and thereby robbing her of her resource, too. So in both cases he's essentially leveraging his adaptability to stop otherwise unstoppable beings.
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Great Joe posted:hi I dunno, man, seems redundant in this thread.
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