Now why would anyone want to see the reactions to other people play video games. Why do twitch streamers and lets players have face cams. Why are face cams built into the PS4 and X1 OS? It's a goddamn mystery.
"When do I get to play the game?"
Man...
I just do not understand the stuff people cry at (or pretend to). The introductory TLoU cutscene shown was about the same lacklustre standard of direction and writing these games always come up with, riddled with clichés, obnoxiously unsubtle design choices to force players in a certain direction, appallingly bad use of the camera (in the non-player controlled segments) and 'big' moments dependent entirely on flash rather than substance to elicit a reaction. Only thing that's improved is the graphics - terrible shadows aside - and the voice acting, which was pretty good considering what the actors had to work with. I'm sure the actual game is as groundbreaking and magnificent as everyone claims it to be - haven't played it, obviously - but it's inconceivable how anyone could hold up that introduction for anything other than its failure to master even the most rudimentary building blocks of storytelling.
teared up during this shit
even annoying kids can't make me not cry during this...
They're gonna show the sceneright? Yeah that get's me everytime, i'm out.where Sara dies
I agree with every single paragraph here.This happens every time someone posts one of these threads. "God I hate these!" Then don't watch..?
The only react vids I don't care for are the really young kids because they lack any kind of perspective. "What is this old thing? So stupid!"
Though I will say with these teens I found it amazing that any of them died in the friggin' prologue. All you have to do is point forward, maybe turn once in awhile, but that's it.
This only confirms how emotionally crippled I am. I never had a tenth of the emotional reaction everyone else seems to have had to TLoU. I always thought people were just putting it on because they were so caught up in the hype but I guess it's real.
Though I will say with these teens I found it amazing that any of them died in the friggin' prologue. All you have to do is point forward, maybe turn once in awhile, but that's it.
I still hate teens react to.
I would shit my pants while cryingWhat's going to happen to you if I show TLOU opening and Bloodborne reveal trailer side by side?
teared up during this shit
even annoying kids can't make me not cry during this...
It's only a videogame.*tears*
"When do I get to play the game?"
Man...
Am I the only one who finds this kind of stuff cringe worthy? I mean, what's the point? Validation? Wasn't all the 10/10 scores for the game enough?
You couldn't be more wrong if you tried.Good thing they only showed the beginning, it's all down hill after that.
I just do not understand the stuff people cry at (or pretend to). The introductory TLoU cutscene shown was about the same lacklustre standard of direction and writing these games always come up with, riddled with clichés, obnoxiously unsubtle design choices to force players in a certain direction, appallingly bad use of the camera (in the non-player controlled segments) and 'big' moments dependent entirely on flash rather than substance to elicit a reaction. Only thing that's improved is the graphics - terrible shadows aside - and the voice acting, which was pretty good considering what the actors had to work with. I'm sure the actual game is as groundbreaking and magnificent as everyone claims it to be - haven't played it, obviously - but it's inconceivable how anyone could hold up that introduction for anything other than its failure to master even the most rudimentary building blocks of storytelling.
Yep, it's such a brilliant intro, you know you're in for something special once those opening credits start up.Ah, man. Fancy making 'em play the intro. Shit was harrowing, and I'm usually totally dead inside. I maintain that the voice actress for Sarah was a large part of the 'impact' of that scene, she killed it.
I just do not understand the stuff people cry at (or pretend to). The introductory TLoU cutscene shown was about the same lacklustre standard of direction and writing these games always come up with, riddled with clichés, obnoxiously unsubtle design choices to force players in a certain direction, appallingly bad use of the camera (in the non-player controlled segments) and 'big' moments dependent entirely on flash rather than substance to elicit a reaction. Only thing that's improved is the graphics - terrible shadows aside - and the voice acting, which was pretty good considering what the actors had to work with. I'm sure the actual game is as groundbreaking and magnificent as everyone claims it to be - haven't played it, obviously - but it's inconceivable how anyone could hold up that introduction for anything other than its failure to master even the most rudimentary building blocks of storytelling.
I found it hit harder than most movies because I had a part in how it played out. I wasn't just sitting back and passively taking it in. That said, my missus had a cry when Sarah bought the farm and she was only watching, so maybe it's just that good.Yep, it's such a brilliant intro, you know you're in for something special once those opening credits start up.
Don't think any other game has done it better, I'd say it rivals some of the best movies too.
Nah, it's been like this since it was clear the game was pretty fucking good. Gotta be a contrarian.Just like Bioshock Infinite before it. LOU's honeymoon period is ending and the hate begins on GAF in earnest.
this doesn't make any sense either. just because it evokes emotions doesn't mean it's a masterpiece (and some people cry at anything), it may be a masterpiece(arguable) for other reasons but making people cry is a pretty low bar to set.
Teens react to an emotionally exploitive introduction prior to the main game which is basically a murder simulation. For shame. Disliked, unsubscribed, and flagged.
Good thing they only showed the beginning, it's all down hill after that.
Good thing they only showed the beginning, it's all down hill after that.
Teens react to an emotionally exploitive introduction prior to the main game which is basically a murder simulation. For shame. Disliked, unsubscribed, and flagged.
Serious post?
I'm feeling the same way as well. It is a well done scene but, I don't know, watching these teens react to it made me realize that I never had the same emotional reaction at all. Now I'm sounding like a bitter empty person.I'm surprised by how much they got emotional for it.
Maybe i am turning into a sociopath for having played Mortal Kombat as a kid, but i definitely didn't react as strongly to it (even factoring in the over acting for the camera).
Still a great intro tho, don't get me wrong.
Also TLOU is an exclusive so I'd imagine Xbox, Nintendo, and some PC fanboys wouldn't say nice things about it.Just like Bioshock Infinite before it. LOU's honeymoon period is ending and the hate begins on GAF in earnest.