@VivichanIF You can’t create an analogy with movies and video games because a video game has two major components to fully understand it (visual story and gameplay) while a movie only has one (visuals) it just won’t work
@BaskEddBall@TsukiiSparda Also for a lot of people (including me) the story and characters and lore are the most important parts!! I don’t really enjoy turn based games, but I play the persona series because I like the story.
@coloredseung I mean lowkey my grandparents own multiple properties and my family is still poor because my grandparents don’t do shit to help…obviously her situation is way different considering both her parents also have high paying jobs lol
@SunnyComb000@TsukiiSparda It is an extremely vital component, and some games are just about the gameplay, however you cannot have a story game without story, which is also a very vital component. I trust someone who watched a playthrough to understand the story.
@_mangrub@TsukiiSparda If a playthrough is a second hand experience, then a summary is a third hand experience because you are just reading someone tell you about a game. You aren’t engaging with ANYTHING close to the source material. You are reading someone tell you about a game.
@_mangrub@TsukiiSparda A summary cannot impart on you the complex characterization and arcs and mindsets characters have because THAT IS NOT ITS PURPOSE!!!! A playthrough CAN, because the whole point of it is going through the ENTIRE game because SOMEONE IS ACTUALLY PLAYING IT!!
@_mangrub@TsukiiSparda A playthrough, especially a silent playthrough goes through the full game therefore you have a better idea about the pacing and can have a better conversation about it than someone who just read “the beginning can be pretty slow but it picks up near the end”