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What AAA "movie games" does v dislike the most?
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>>738363697
The Last of Us 2
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Most games don't actually deserve that description. But I fucking hat David Cage's garbage.
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Agreed. They are neither movies, nor are they games.
They almost completely forsake cinematic techniques for a significant portion of their runtime due to their reliance on a clunky third person camera with full player control.
They also do not really have gameplay, instead they just have idle play that wastes your time, like walky talky segments, automatic platforming, puzzles that solve themselves, cover based shooting, etc., they are not games and their play element typically has no impact on the narrative it just exists to fill dead air in a padded experience.

Much like how visual novels aren't games, these are mediocre, narrative focused videoplays and experiencing them is analogous to solving a Rubik's Cube while watching highschool grade Shakespearean theater.
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>>738363697
>10 hours of "when am I gonna be Loki, Dad?
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>>738363697
i'd rather play a "movie game" on hard than any jrpg
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an NPC named "Boomer" 1 shots me with a nuke just now. ruined a bit of progress



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