Archie hits a new low at hyperbole (MW3 spoilers)ShinobiFist said:Why did I read the first few postThanks for not using spoiler tags, you pricks.
Archie hits a new low at hyperbole (MW3 spoilers)ShinobiFist said:Why did I read the first few postThanks for not using spoiler tags, you pricks.
Feeling the free publicity, that's for sure.TouchMyBox said:Oh snap,
So controversial. Can you feel the controversy?
Eh.
Cause that's something people have not signed up for when they bought the game. Just because it's M rated doesn't mean you can go ape shit and expect customers to take it all.Zombie James said:This is such bullshit. You've bought and you're playing an M-rated game, why the need to a) Tell users they're going to see disturbing content and b) Give them the option to opt-out?
Bollocks said:Cause that's something people have not signed up for when they bought the game. Just because it's M rated doesn't mean you can go ape shit and expect customers to take it all.
People still have their moral boundaries even when they buy M rated games.
Sub_Level said:Where are you from?
Morals and age are unrelated.daviyoung said:It's up to the rating's board to dictate the moral boundary, not the developer.
shuri said:I can't believe this thread is full of grown men pouring their eyes out about a videogame cutscene where a super cartoon looking polygonal little girl gets 'killed' (yet you barely see anything). This is set in the same game where you will personally kill hundreds of humans using assault weapons, rocket launchers, explosives in close combat.
shuri said:I'm gonna sound over the top but..
When Scorpion returned from hell holdingspine, the way his body language was PERFECTLY expressed his regrets and anger. It's one of the first time that I feel that a videogame character really expressed well an emotion.Subzero's
Props to the animation team, they REALLY did a good job here.
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Hoisted by his own petardEmCeeGramr said:
I find it odd that the option is "Im going to be offended". Typically, the person wouldnt know what said event is so how would he know whether or not he'd be offended? Such a silly question.Zombie James said:This is such bullshit. You've bought and you're playing an M-rated game, why the need to a) Tell users they're going to see disturbing content and b) Give them the option to opt-out?
This is one of the reasons why No Russian was so badly executed. If you want something to be controversial or, more importantly, want users to experience something moving/shocking/immersive/engaging, don't give them the option not to do it, especially in an M-rated game. With No Russian specifically, if they gave you a pistol or a regular assault rifle instead of a huge pray and spray machine gun, and your terrorist buddies killed you if you weren't doing your part, it would have made the entire thing a lot more memorable and emotionally engaging.
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Oh dears.EmCeeGramr said:
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jim-jam bongs said:Might I recommend leaving your bedroom sometime this decade?
ItWasMeantToBe19 said:I still the mission where you are a government official shooting up civilians with no justifiable end game is still a lot worse.
Damn, son.EmCeeGramr said:
If it was a cutscene it would have no impact. The game making you play it is what made it so incredibly moving.test_account said:I always thought that the airport scene from MW2 was unecessary and tasteless. It could easily have been a short cutscene instead. Pity to hear if there are something similar in MW3. I kinda suspect that they include this type of stuff just to get free PR, which really sucks. I'm looking forward to MW3 regardless though, but i'm pretty sure that the game would have sold just as much even without these special scenes.
test_account said:I always thought that the airport scene from MW2 was unecessary and tasteless. It could easily have been a short cutscene instead. Pity to hear if there are something similar in MW3. I kinda suspect that they include this type of stuff just to get free PR, which really sucks. I'm looking forward to MW3 regardless though, but i'm pretty sure that the game would have sold just as much even without these special scenes.
butter_stick said:If it was a cutscene it would have no impact. The game making you play it is what made it so incredibly moving.
That might be indeed. But i think that it isnt necessary since Call of Duty is already such a known franchice at this point.jim-jam bongs said:I think it's less to drum up sales immediately, and is more of a long-term mindshare building exercise to grab sales down the line (e.g. Christmas). The idea is that mainstream consumers will hear "popular video game Call of Duty blah blah shocking controversial scene blah blah here's an expert to tell you it's bad blah blah" and as long as they remember the "popular video game Call of Duty" part the next time they walk into the games section of a store then it's good PR.
This reminds me of the guy who necrobumped the thread to say he was right. It's like you were saving it for the perfect time...EmCeeGramr said:
Personally i dont need this type of impact in games. I played the scene, but i didnt shoot a single civilian. Like with the CoD games from World War 2, i dont want to play a scene where i am a SS guard going around in a consentration camp killing prisoners. It would be shocking, and it is something that unfortunately happened in real life, but i dont want to play something like that.butter_stick said:If it was a cutscene it would have no impact. The game making you play it is what made it so incredibly moving.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PVlxl0Ca6QReuenthal said:Video is removed, anyone has a link?
I thought it was something more interactive. Kinda uncommon to see something like that in games though.BiggNife said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PVlxl0Ca6Q
If this gets taken down just youtube "Modern Warfare 3 little girl," I'm sure more videos of it will pop up.