@piperocktheory If you like the Beatles then good for you. Just stop treating their music like a religious experience or acting like they were the 20th century Mozart. It's insufferable as fuck.
@CrackedPopped@NorthwestGladio@Thinkseeker1 Probably not, but they should at least be aware that the version they played diminishes the experience substantially and is not at all an accurate representation of the game.
@CrackedPopped@NorthwestGladio@Thinkseeker1 Claiming that the artistic choices of the game, including something as substantial as the performances of the characters are incidental and don't matter is anti-art. And that's not even getting into the droves of technical issues and outright broken effects in the HD collection.
@CrackedPopped@NorthwestGladio@Thinkseeker1 Why are games the only medium where you're considered a snob if you try to warn people about the worst way to experience a piece of media? No one does this with theatrical vs. directors cuts of movies.
@CrackedPopped@NorthwestGladio@Thinkseeker1 Yeah but this port is notoriously a dumpster fire and the absolute worst way to play both games. If the HD collection is the only way you can play the game, you may as well not play it at all.
@AestheticGamer1 Why is this misconception that the incubus is the god of the Order so prevalent? SH3 pretty cleanly lays out the orthodoxy and beliefs of the Order. I swear Silent Hill might just be the most larped game series of all time
@K_G_E777@KostAidan You call people larpers yet you don't even know the god of the Order is the Holy Mother and not the Incubus? Did you even play the games or are you just retarded
@Licen_00@UltraDev4 Take your example of The Room; the film is famous for having a large cult following despite being a failure by conventions of mainstream cinema. Is the response the movie invokes in its fans any less meaningful than the reaction people have to any widely acclaimed film? And why?
@Licen_00@UltraDev4 As an example, a film like Tetsuo: The Iron Man uses incredibly abrasive and disorienting stylistic choices that largely defy the sensibilities of, for instance, conventional narrative hollywood cinema. And yet those choices are exactly what makes it so compelling as a film.
@fravemovies @FumiaBeatrice There are so many better westerns and movies in general than The Searchers. You donβt need to pretend the deeply racist movies of the past have any merit today beyond historical influence.
@heavenly_otter@ArtMonger29813@Bababadalghara You can see the change in how many gen-Zers and milennials prefer the prequels over the OT because most of us watched the films earnestly accepting them for what they are, and were able to appreciate the stories and themes and filmmaking prowess even more as we matured.