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LOL, ugly women ruin franchises, homo ruins franchises etc...

2nd KOTOR was not developed by Bioware.

I remember playing it when I was a teenager, I really liked it - it's a pity that there was no sequel, it would have been an epic game. I still remember all the inadequacy of what happened in the game

"It’s been so many years, yet Bully remains a unique game. What do you think Rockstar could improve or add if they released a sequel? What are your ideas for a continuation?"

I loved Dragon Age 2. I liked having faster combat but with the option of being tactical with it. I know I'm in the minority though with that.

struggle for survival? this game already has more pre-orders than most failed games. It isn't the most preorders but it will have enough to sustain the game and it's future.

Woke infestation. That's what happened. Plain and simple.

I'll never understand how a group of intelligent, thinking adults can say they played the first and second game, and therefore should remember the customer reaction to the horrid combat, cut and paste scenery and changes to art style between Origins and DA:II... and then DOUBLE DOWN AND MAKE IT EVEN WORSE while saying "it's not we want it and you love it'. 🤬 OH well, they have LITERALLY told me directly that "this game is not for you then". Fine, they're right. DA:V is NOT for me, so I won't buy it. There are more ethical companies who produce better games and listen to their paying customers. I'll never forgive BioWare for this shitshow though.

It's funny how hatred was piled on DA2 for being a hack and slash and now they have turned the series purely into a hack and slash. Like they didn't learn from the past

It is not "Original", it is "Origins" :)

You forgot about inquisition got GOTY in 2014

Judging by what iv seen the developers at BioWare took the easy way out and basically left the three games and the choices you makeout of this game.three choices when you start that’s it no dragon age keep even ten or fifteen choices could off put the important choices in.the character screen is a joke the male/female character creator are practically identical from 0%to100% nothing changes and surgery scars in a fantasy game and every character is gay not one or two all of them how does that represent the reality of having 90% of your customers are men that don’t seam to matter to these people have they learned nothing this game will not sell well what a shame I love Thedas

Bioware had nothing to do whit development of kotor 2, that was obsidian.

I've played many games that i consider art myself and signalis was definitely one of them ever since i first time I've had finished the game i couldn't stop thinking about it it was so fucking thought provoking i loved it 🥰

Imagine farming off of the hate of a franchise before the game even releases...

Good vid waiting for the next one

Great video! Looking forward for more.

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To me the discussion is like paddling in a kiddie pool disguised as some philosophical discourse. The conversation of "what art is" or "what defines art" is the most useless, arbitrary, pseudo intellectual topic anyone could talk about. Art is a made up thing, nothing defines it. Anything can be art. The discussion stops there. The instructions for a washing machine are art, the artistic quantity may be small but it is there. The conversation is just useless. People don't potter about all day having stupid discussions if books or films are art, because that's a waste of time. People are so eager to stagnate in this race to "prove" that games are art when there's no need. The only people denouncing them are people who see art as a superiority game, they don't actually care about art but rather the appearance of being a cultured individual. They aren't worth acknowledging, yet they and they alone fuel this silly conversation. The only piece of discourse I've seen regarding the definitions of art I like comes from Gombrich, "There is no such thing as art, only Artists." Art can be defined by each individual person. This only becomes a problem when someone tries to impose their own ideas of art onto others. I don't care if someone doesn't consider games to be art according to their own definitions, but I do care when they delude themselves into thinking this is a universal truth. So I could disagree with some of your ideas that art must be tied to some narrative or inherent meaning, because I believe that emotions and experiences detached from that still have artistic validity, so something like Super Mario World is still a piece of art with great depth because it incurs emotions and feelings and experiences from its gameplay and mechanics which are pretty much entirely detached from any story or theme. (and this isn't even going into the artistic validity of the craftmanship of games themselves. In an action game, the level design, enemy design, player capabilities, and so, so much more have to be finely tuned and carefully crafted. That's art right there, in my mind at least.) but that doesn't mean that my definition is more true than yours, because art is an arbitrary, made up idea that changes from person to person.

Video games are unique in that you control the main character. The player himself is responsible for his actions - be it moral choice, character customization, creation of the game world, game mechanics - the list of concepts can be continued endlessly. Write down which games impress you and which ones were able to influence you!

this channel is gonna be big someday, i'm sure of it; very nice video, you've got talent

I also forgot to add the “Darkest Dungeon”, in which some random crap constantly happens that nothing can be done about (just like in life): either the hero who has almost become your son gets sick and dies or you decide to take a risk and fail everything . An excellent simulator "I can definitely handle it." I really liked the game design of Kingdom Come. With limited saving options, you often find yourself in a situation where, after making a “wrong” choice, you simply regret replaying the last 2-3 hours and this forces you to come to terms with the imperfection of your own actions and decisions.

Dude - it's CRIMINAL that you don't have more subs. You put so much effort into your videos, and you SPEAK YOURSELF - not with some AI, in your second language?! This kind of devotion is just unreal on youtube these days. I really applaud your work, your positivity and vision toward the future of gaming. You're very unique. I'm thankful that I have found your channel, and I want to play as many games as you have bro! I struggle to finish games, and I feel like it's pointless, sort of like life. It just ends, and in the end - it's about memories. I want memories with friends, and that's more and more rare, since gaming is so mainstream since covid that players are now very unfriendly. So this channel is a breath of fresh air, Thank you!

I really loved cryostasis when I was younger, and now I really appreciate its themes and storytelling.

I played this game a while back and loved it! As for the video, great work! But I would prefer turning down the music volume, so we can hear your voice better :-) Otherwise, super cool video and analysis! As for horror games with winter theme: I can recommend Kona and Kona 2 Brume.

To touch on your point about lost planet I could see Capcom bringing it back again. They are reviving dead rising and they’ve been killing it lately. I think it would also appeal to monster hunter fans to and extent

Great video, very well done!

Luma is my favorite one.

I would also mention the NPC from the first Half-life. They behave quite humanely there too. They follow us, help us, react to the world, comment on it. Also, if you bring one NPC to another, then they can start a dialogue with each other😁

One of my favorite atmospheric game, Alot of late 2000 games made in Eastern Europe (Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Czech, Hungary) focus alot on story and the atmosphere and feel to it, especially any games that was published by 1CCompany like Cryostasis and You are Empty and Stalin Subway. There are many memorable scene in Cryostasis, for me it was Danko Flamming heart that I first time heard about. The most unnerving part is the underwater part where you are walking slowly in a Diving Suit. The scene with the cow slaughter house and you basically released the cows, and the Prisoners who attempt to break out from the ship only to have the Ship Guard mocking the prisoners that they are free to go outside the freezing cold and then later tell the Prisoners that they are welcome to go back to their warm cell and hot soup, you can basically feel the Prisoners all feel defeated en masse and faced the reality. The ending I still wonder if Alexander died and went to heaven or did he change history that he survived and see the ship crew all survived? Also since the game supposed to be set in 1981, but the ship incident feel like it happened decades ago, but when Alexander met the captain again they all look the same.

I can't believe Milorad Pavić got mentioned, yet alone quoted. Awesome video.

idk what is it abt this aesthetic and environment but i love it so much, never heard of the game before and honestly i was missing out, this is awesome wtf

Very nice video! You got yourself a new subscriber 🎉

Interesting game and review. Maybe considering lowering the music volume, it drowns out your voice a bit

what an underrated channel

A lost ship surrounded by endless ice. A blizzard devouring the last remnants of warmth from those unfortunate people who found themselves in these icy lands. A story about human selfishness and cowardice that gave rise to despair and cold emptiness. Write in the comments your examples of horror games with a winter theme or which winter biome stands out best in individual games. I would be grateful if you subscribe "It's About Games" in other socials! Discord: discord.com/invite/3sWyFUmmcw Instagram: instagram.com/its_aboutga... Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/ItsAllAboutG... Twitch: www.twitch.tv/itsaboutgames Twitter: twitter.com/RoomDen Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@its_about_games

Thank you for this video well violence is something normal in human bean because in some situations video games help us how to deal in some situation that when our lifes is in danger

Good compilation, these games were very cool back in the day

Nice Video Bro!

The most interesting thing in this regard is Dishonored, as for me. In fact, you can go through the whole game without touching a single person and get the happiest ending, but at the same time the developers give you a mountain of tools for "self-expression" and directly forbid you to use them. As a result, the choice is between morality and fun....and of course - the cruel way in the game is the most fun. We are not just a UA-cam channel, we are also a community - so follow the link to our Reddit forum and Discord Server and socials. All links on main page.

This was a really good video. I only wish I wasn’t a stupid American cause I was struggling to understand the accent at points.

The village should be scary but this looks like an avarage romanian village in the transylvanian mountains. I've seen worser villages in real life. I live in Romania. Lady Dumitrescu isnt scary to me because Dumitrescu is my mother's name.

But lady Dimitrescu is not scary to me.

this is a really great video u do a rly good analysis in an appropriate amount of time for the subject matter. thank you

According to Village producer Tsuyoshi Kanda, Resident Evil 7 seemed too scary to some players - impressionable people just couldn't go through it, even though they were very interested. Therefore, in the eighth part, the authors decided to slightly reduce the degree of horror: they say, fear should not paralyze you, but force you to act - move, fight, look for resources and use them wisely. Moreover, as Kanda noted, if the user is too often scared, over time he will develop immunity to horror.

Absolutely underrated

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