Because it is holding information about her mum hostage. I like the giant catfish better than the protagonist. She seems like a lemmings descendant.Why’s she riding a catfish when she can just fly across the level?
Well, we got the sassy "I don't need no manitude" trope, which would have more than likely be southern bell hospitality for anyone who spent any iota of time in the rural deep dirty south. That, and the community manager's typical current year racist comments.I don't get the DEI complaints here, it's a Southern Louisiana (Bayou) styled game. Everything showed fits that esthetic without really being woke, we'll see since SBI is involved. Also, the Forspoken similarities make absolutely zero sense, not even the same type of game.
Exactly. I'm not too far from there and I see a lot of people that look like the protagonist.I don't get the DEI complaints here, it's a Southern Louisiana (Bayou) styled game. Everything showed fits that aesthetic without really being woke, we'll see since SBI is involved. Also, the Forspoken similarities make absolutely zero sense, not even the same type of game.
You should stop assuming someone hasnt read the o.p. before posting accusations that they haven't simply because they disagree with your fanboy warrior ass.
well she wasn't really like that HZD. HFW is just a bizarre game in so many ways but schizo Aloy is one of them.At least aloy somehow has a lore reason to speak to herself, she was casted away by his tribe and was basically alone for all her infancy except for one dude being the hard father figure (but hardly a chatty one).
She probably talked to herself a lot for like 17 years.
Still annoying in practice for the player but she is no schizo, just a lonely chick.
Came here to post the same thing.“It’s a little Kena: Bridge of Spirits, a little Horizon Zero Dawnand a little Shadow of the Colossus, but rolled up into a possibly fresh Cajun package that has tons of potential”
Huh? Did we see the same footage?
Yeah, I’ll give it a go on Gamepass. Certainly not something I’d part with my hard earned dollars for given what we’ve seen. That’s the beauty of Gamepass.For better or worse South Of Midnight looked like an ideal gamepass game.
Something almost no one would actually buy, but that gamepass subscribers might end up playing because it doesn't cost them extra.
It was the gliding and movement with a light trail that made me think of Forspoken. Not sure about others though.I don't get the DEI complaints here, it's a Southern Louisiana (Bayou) styled game. Everything showed fits that esthetic without really being woke, we'll see since SBI is involved. Also, the Forspoken similarities make absolutely zero sense, not even the same type of game.
Not much to say how it will play. Maybe it will be a good game or just bland but at least the main character isn't as annoying as the Forspoken one.I watched the trailer. I thought Forspoken when I saw the gliding/movement. The animation is a little strange, but I suppose it's intentional to look like having frame spikes (for that stop-motion look). But agreed Forspoken meets the Bayou.
Same here. Won't know how the main character will be until a bigger in-depth review to see the interactions within the world and with others. Unless someone knows the writers and can see past dialogueNot much to say how it will play. Maybe it will be a good game or just bland but at least the main character isn't as annoying as the Forspoken one.
The framerate for cutscenes bothers me a lot.
If actually a bayou style game she would be white and speak Arcadian French. Creoles don't venture far out of New Orleans and definitely wouldn't be in the bayou.I don't get the DEI complaints here, it's a Southern Louisiana (Bayou) styled game. Everything showed fits that esthetic without really being woke, we'll see since SBI is involved. Also, the Forspoken similarities make absolutely zero sense, not even the same type of game.
What?If actually a bayou style game she would be white and speak Arcadian French. Creoles don't venture far out of New Orleans and definitely wouldn't be in the bayou.
Well, we got the sassy "I don't need no manitude" trope, which would have more than likely be southern bell hospitality for anyone who spent any iota of time in the rural deep dirty south. That, and the community manager's typical current year racist comments.
Shame too, because the blues charm is right up my alley.
Cajuns live in the bayou, not Creoles and Cajuns are entirely white. Cajuns were the and still are the poor marginalized minority that lived in the bayou. Creoles are of mixed European and African and Caribbean ancestry and are affluent and wealthy historically and heavily Metropolitan in culture. They wouldn't be caught dead in a swamp. This game is an attempt by people with little understanding of Cajun and creole cultures and the nuances and differences between them throwing a blanket over both.What?
I mean Kena's influence was rather blatant to the point it's basically direct copy-paste of elements as opposed to just 'taking inspiration' (and not even sure why - I thought Kena was universally not praised for its mechanics )“It’s a little Kena: Bridge of Spirits, a little Horizon Zero Dawnand a little Shadow of the Colossus, but rolled up into a possibly fresh Cajun package that has tons of potential”
Huh? Did we see the same footage?
Well contrast was a good 3d person thoI hope the black lady isn't too sassy. I've had enough of sassy black ladies. I live down south, so the Cajun accents and Louisiana swamps aren't as exotic to me as they might be to others.
Compulsion's last game was We Happy Few, which wasn't very well-received. We'll see how they do with this one, but that makes me a little cautious.
Compulsion also has the Community Manager who hates gamers and thinks white men were a mistake. So... yeah.
Well but I didn't know about this until this game https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-Toed_TomI hope the black lady isn't too sassy. I've had enough of sassy black ladies. I live down south, so the Cajun accents and Louisiana swamps aren't as exotic to me as they might be to others.
Compulsion's last game was We Happy Few, which wasn't very well-received. We'll see how they do with this one, but that makes me a little cautious.
Compulsion also has the Community Manager who hates gamers and thinks white men were a mistake. So... yeah.
Well but I didn't know about this until this game https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-Toed_Tom
Well contrast was a good 3d person tho
If actually a bayou style game she would be white and speak Arcadian French. Creoles don't venture far out of New Orleans and definitely wouldn't be in the bayou.
They reflect the culture of the studio. Otherwise, they would not feel oh so comfortable speaking the way that they do.The developers have said music is a key for them for the game, should be really good in that regard.
Community managers are disposable and thankfully don't have much to do with developing the actual game. I also agree with S Sacred in the sense that nothing in either trailer for the game so far has shown the prototypical 'strong wahmen weak manz' kind of thing. The voice acting on the talking fish was actually pretty good.
The developers have said music is a key for them for the game, should be really good in that regard.
Community managers are disposable and thankfully don't have much to do with developing the actual game. I also agree with S Sacred in the sense that nothing in either trailer for the game so far has shown the prototypical 'strong wahmen weak manz' kind of thing. The voice acting on the talking fish was actually pretty good.
It looked like babby's first Souls with forced DEI to me.
Yeah, I'm from South Louisiana. Simply not true. I've never seen a actual creole in the bayou. I have seen many of other racees that have lived there generations that have become cajunized culturally and language wise.Yeah, this is false. Some of the higher class creole certainly wouldn’t be in the bayou but creoles of color, which the MC of this game clearly is, would have been in the bayou, particularly during the early to late 1800’s as more and more white Americans moved into LA and brought their racism with them. And obviously today you can find them all over the bayou.
/threadLooked like Forspoken 2.0 to me