mario_O
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Lol. Is this for real?
from XANDERCAGE, for EatChildren, a script leak
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What's wrong with them? Besides Indigo Prophecy becoming a little too crazy for my tastes.
"What if Detroit had no black people" the game.
I like Kara/Cara's design.
Title is silly, though. It should have been either Detroid or Become Human.
A little too crazy? The latter half of Indigo Prophecy is completely batshit insane in the best/worst possible way. It's hilariously amazing/awful.
The black people got replaced with Androids.
Meh, the Until Dawn comparison falls flat in my opinion. The only thing it shares with Quantic Dream titles is the gameplay structure which doesn't mean much.
It's not useful because Until Dawn is a completely different narrative which doesn't even come close to the emotional intensity of let's say Heavy Rain.
Heavy Rain = french wine
Until Dawn = cheeseburger
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Not bad.
Isn't Detroit over 80% black?
Also, to piggyback on my previous response, the characters rendering here is made more difficult by them being wet from the rain. When they show that dude who looks aside at 2:18, you can see a glimpse of how people in the game look when they have dry skin, and it looks fantastic.Yeah no
Man if this ends up being the end of the game, this quote will be legend.It's a Quantic Dream game. The title is accurate, because the narrative will go off the rails and by the end the entirety of Detroit the city itself will become an android that wishes to be human.
This is a David Cage game, so expect most of it to feel like an alternate history where American people and scenery feel strangely French.
Emotional intensity? Heavy Rain? Did you have tears from laughing at it too hard?
What a stupid name.
I see nothing wrong with that.This is a David Cage game, so expect most of it to feel like an alternate history where American people and scenery feel strangely French.
Hopefully it will be for akin to Beyond and less like Rain.
Loved Beyond and one of my fave games of the gen, but Rain was a snooze.
Jesus, does it really matter if there wasn't any black people in the trailer? I thought the equality arguement was about equality. They don't have to have black people in the trailer if they don't want to, the black race doesn't have to be in everything everywhere. That's not equality, that's just moaning just because.
"What if Detroit had no black people" the game.
Meh, the Until Dawn comparison falls flat in my opinion. The only thing it shares with Quantic Dream titles is the gameplay structure which doesn't mean much.
It's not useful because Until Dawn is a completely different narrative which doesn't even come close to the emotional intensity of let's say Heavy Rain.
Heavy Rain = french wine
Until Dawn = cheeseburger
Exactly, people just moan and hate on things just because they want to. I loved Heavy Rain and thought Beyond had flaws but it was a good cinematic game. I'm looking forward to this.At this point people are just desperate for excuses to hate on this. Funny, since most of them won't even buy Quantic Dream games but are always ready to bash them.![]()
We're constantly told that there aren't black people in this setting and that setting because of bullshit historical accuracy concerns and/or demographics, yet we have a game set in a city where the vast majority of the population is black and, even then, black people are nowhere to be found.Jesus, does it really matter if there wasn't any black people in the trailer? I thought the equality arguement was about equality. They don't have to have black people in the trailer if they don't want to, the black race doesn't have to be in everything everywhere. That's not equality, that's just moaning just because.
Boring dialogue, very underwhelming graphics, it's a cage game.
Not interested, sorry.
Ahahahahaahahahahaha, oh wow that trailer. That rant about how cliche and shitty the writing is did not actually prepare me for how cliche and shitty the writing is.
The black people got replaced with Androids.
I liked the part where a girl is forced to grow up in a room with a two way mirror with security cameras her whole life and never get's angry about the fact she has to live in a room with security cameras and a two way mirror and even cares for her captors as if it's supposed to genuine and real rather than a result of stockholm syndrome.
Because no one in real life cares about personal privacy, especially girls.
Jesus, does it really matter if there wasn't any black people in the trailer? I thought the equality arguement was about equality. They don't have to have black people in the trailer if they don't want to, the black race doesn't have to be in everything everywhere. That's not equality, that's just moaning just because.
As of the 2010 Census, the racial composition of the city was:
82.7% Black or African American;
10.6% White (7.8% non-Hispanic whites, 2.8% Hispanic whites);
3% from other races;
1.1% Asian;
2.2% from two or more races;
0.4% American Indian;
0.02% Pacific Islander.
What everyone's really been waiting for is David Cage's subtle take on what it means to be human. Shower scene and sex scene mandatory.
Not one where he wont be the lead writer.
Two of them in fact.