Modifié par GuardianAngel470, 11 avril 2010 - 03:53 .
omgGuardianAngel470 wrote...
I want to see dead children
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
And it was totally worth it. High risks... for the developpers...GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
Dead Space 2 has you killing children.
Really? I didn't expect that. Well, thinking about the title of the game, if they're mutant zombie children, it's obviously not so bad.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
Dead Space 2 has you killing children.
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
Modifié par Internet Kraken, 11 avril 2010 - 03:09 .
Collider wrote...
Really? I didn't expect that. Well, thinking about the title of the game, if they're mutant zombie children, it's obviously not so bad.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
Dead Space 2 has you killing children.
Ol' Yeller and now children. You people are horrible!GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Ok, let me start of by saying I am not homicidal, I work within the bounds of the law. I want to see dead children in ME3. Many have said that their is a noticeable lack of children (and women) in the ME universe and that at least the latter is wanted. I want to see dead children because if they did it right it would give me a reason to fight other than Self-preservation. If I saw the bodies of a small family with children lying in front of a wall that was covered in blood I would be angry. The next enemy I saw would know it too. If I came to a colony that was under attack and I saw a woman crying while holding the head of her dead child (still attached) in her lap I would feel for her. I'd dedicate my next firefight to her for the purpose of avenging that child.
In the immortal words of Grunt, "It makes me want to fight, not just able to." I think it would add depth to an engagement beyond self-preservation. An emotional reason to kill the bad guys that is tangible, real, and somewhat painful. So please Bioware, put dead children in ME3.
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Zombie children.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
Dead Space 2 has you killing children.
Internet Kraken wrote...
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
This
Killing children just creates unnecessary controversy and, if you do it wrong, just leaves a bad taste in the players mouth. So unless you're killing off a character established in the plot, killing children just feels unnecessary and a pointless attempt to make the game feel darker.
Dead space IS EA.... Funny thing is, they are babies... So you kill newborn babies in Dead Space. Cool huh?PTPR wrote...
Ol' Yeller and now children. You people are horrible!GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Ok, let me start of by saying I am not homicidal, I work within the bounds of the law. I want to see dead children in ME3. Many have said that their is a noticeable lack of children (and women) in the ME universe and that at least the latter is wanted. I want to see dead children because if they did it right it would give me a reason to fight other than Self-preservation. If I saw the bodies of a small family with children lying in front of a wall that was covered in blood I would be angry. The next enemy I saw would know it too. If I came to a colony that was under attack and I saw a woman crying while holding the head of her dead child (still attached) in her lap I would feel for her. I'd dedicate my next firefight to her for the purpose of avenging that child.
In the immortal words of Grunt, "It makes me want to fight, not just able to." I think it would add depth to an engagement beyond self-preservation. An emotional reason to kill the bad guys that is tangible, real, and somewhat painful. So please Bioware, put dead children in ME3.
Seriously: I don't know. It would make me more motivated but I doubt EA would allow it.
Modifié par Nostradamoose, 11 avril 2010 - 03:10 .
Bucky_McLachlan wrote...
Guise baby husks ...stay on topic.
Nostradamoose wrote...
Dead space IS EA....PTPR wrote...
Ol' Yeller and now children. You people are horrible!GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Ok, let me start of by saying I am not homicidal, I work within the bounds of the law. I want to see dead children in ME3. Many have said that their is a noticeable lack of children (and women) in the ME universe and that at least the latter is wanted. I want to see dead children because if they did it right it would give me a reason to fight other than Self-preservation. If I saw the bodies of a small family with children lying in front of a wall that was covered in blood I would be angry. The next enemy I saw would know it too. If I came to a colony that was under attack and I saw a woman crying while holding the head of her dead child (still attached) in her lap I would feel for her. I'd dedicate my next firefight to her for the purpose of avenging that child.
In the immortal words of Grunt, "It makes me want to fight, not just able to." I think it would add depth to an engagement beyond self-preservation. An emotional reason to kill the bad guys that is tangible, real, and somewhat painful. So please Bioware, put dead children in ME3.
Seriously: I don't know. It would make me more motivated but I doubt EA would allow it.
GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Internet Kraken wrote...
Collider wrote...
Seriously though, it's not worth the trouble. There is a stigma against having children killed, injured, or abused in video games. I think it's better left out.
This
Killing children just creates unnecessary controversy and, if you do it wrong, just leaves a bad taste in the players mouth. So unless you're killing off a character established in the plot, killing children just feels unnecessary and a pointless attempt to make the game feel darker.
Bioware could do it. Hearing the wails of a mourning parent as you progress through a level would be like hearing the screams of terror and pain from the workers on Zorya as you left them to die. It would leave you angry, at least it would leave me angry.
Also, why do you need dead children to be motivated? Is watching your
crew get melted along with thousands of colonists to be turned into a
horrific metal abomination not good enough?
Indeed, Mr. Bubbles demands itBucky_McLachlan wrote...
Guise baby husks ...stay on topic.
Modifié par Daralii, 11 avril 2010 - 03:13 .
Onyx Jaguar wrote...
In Fallout games you could kill children.
RenownedRyan wrote...
Onyx Jaguar wrote...
In Fallout games you could kill children.
Not in Fallout 3. They exist, but you can't damage them. I've never shot at them, but I did have one right beside a slaver I wass nuking, and he survived. So I'm pretty sure they can't die.
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