so I just finished replaying Spec Ops: The Line and
I don't get why people got so mad over The Big Decision and why "just stop playing" was the only right answer
sometimes you have to make a decision AND live with it AND feel terrible about it if you want to keep going
I don't get why people got so mad over The Big Decision and why "just stop playing" was the only right answer
sometimes you have to make a decision AND live with it AND feel terrible about it if you want to keep going
The Line allows you to explore the consequences of being a total unhinged monster in a safe context
it calls you out for casually doing things you always do in video games
just remember: you are still a good person
it calls you out for casually doing things you always do in video games
just remember: you are still a good person
"I felt like I had no choice in the matter"
well, you did
you could:
-fight the neverending reinforcements without using white phosphorus and get overrun
-use the white phosphorus, thus killing innocents
-stop playing, keeping "everyone" safe
well, you did
you could:
-fight the neverending reinforcements without using white phosphorus and get overrun
-use the white phosphorus, thus killing innocents
-stop playing, keeping "everyone" safe
"stop playing" is always a choice
in a much more benign context, I could've stopped playing Breath of the Wild once I realized it wasn't for me, and it'd be fine
but I pushed myself to START FROM SCRATCH and PLAY THE WHOLE THING just so I could clearly say why I didn't like it
in a much more benign context, I could've stopped playing Breath of the Wild once I realized it wasn't for me, and it'd be fine
but I pushed myself to START FROM SCRATCH and PLAY THE WHOLE THING just so I could clearly say why I didn't like it
