r/videogames • u/Swamp_Eyes • Apr 21 '24

Other The state of videogame adaptations

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u/BloodydamnBoyo Apr 21 '24

Nah, actually the last of us 2 fucking rules

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u/Prestigious-Sea2523 Apr 21 '24

If you're a moron. I agree.

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u/BloodydamnBoyo Apr 21 '24

Like six of you boys got angry that the game had a trans character and you still pretend, four years later, that the game wasn’t universally loved

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u/IntelligentImbicle Apr 21 '24

...it wasn't? Just because you sit in your own personal echo chamber of jerking off to despair like a bunch of Junko Enoshima fans doesn't mean that other, far more analytical people have broken apart the story from an objective perspective and explained why it just doesn't work.

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u/The_Autarch Apr 21 '24

Art is subjective, you dumb fuck.

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u/IntelligentImbicle Apr 21 '24

True. However, there is objectivity when it comes to how stories are written, even if how you feel about it is entirely subjective.

For example, it doesn't matter if you like TLOU2 or not, you don't hype up a story's climax, only to blue-ball the audience and start the story over from the start with a parallel perspective. If that doesn't sound like a problem to you, congratulations, you're diagnosed with literary dyslexia!