While I could see reacclimating to 30 fps, it's still a night and day difference to my eyes (somewhat in the same way that I remember thinking 7th gen graphics looked so good back in the day but nowadays they look archaic).
I'd rather play a game with stick figures that runs at 60 FPS than incredible photorealism at 30.
your mom is just a tech demo
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I could see wanting to as it's something they'll never actually get to do in real life.
you tell me.
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Leave it to Warner Bros to fuck up literally the easiest bag in the world. Taking away access from the game for an entire year IIRC was already bad enough and then finally bringing it back just for it to be worse than it was in the beta sealed the deal.
Bull
Not disagreeing, the way game passive-agressively finger-wags at you during genocide route is eye-rolling because you the developer came up with it. My point was that Undertale utilizes common videogame tropes as storytelling devices instead of treating them like obstacles to le true arte. How many games are there where things like fonts or the combat interface play a part in the story?
Well there's a lot of Blind People who weren't blind at birth right? And even then no doubt Blind people are aware of cars and racing and they must still think stuff like that are cool.
I played Undertale only recently, but I have no idea what you are talking about. I can't remember any finger-wags during the genocide route, or how the usage of fonts or the combat system is incorporated into the story. And yeah, I know of WingDings Gaster (who doesn't say anything anyway except inside cut content).
I like Thief 1/2 early 3D blockiness. It reminds me of those early medieval paintings or the Bayeux tapestry where everything is out of proportion and people look like PS1-era models.
The part where Flowey indirectly calls you, the player, a coward who vicariously experiences the murders Frisk commits because you don't have the balls to do yourself. Nigger it is you who programmed all this, it's not my fault you published this for me to play.
Papyrus (the tryhard amateur font) and (Comic) Sans (the zero effort lolrandumb font) speak in fonts that reflect their personalities. It tells you a lot about both of them without vomiting dozens of pages of exposition like a typical "modern retro" RPG would. It'd be not worth mentioning if not for almost nobody trying such things in videogames.
