[QUOTE="ct1615"][QUOTE="fatshodan"][QUOTE="ct1615"]the "protagonist" acted more like a 14 year olds wet dream fantasy.
fatshodan
I don't agree with people who say this. I mean, think about it - Geralt is a pretty good looking guy, and he kills monsters for a living. Girls in that culture would cream their panties for that kind of thing.
I don't see why a guy who sleeps with almost every girl he meets makes it somehow juvenile.
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I'm sorry but you could not be more wrong. He looked like he was dead, not good looking at all .
Well, that is a matter of preference I suppose - but consider that he does not live on contemporary Earth. The pasty-white skin look might have been a hot look. There are styIes and phases. I don't know when exactly, but some time between the 16th and 19th century in England, fat women were very, very popular with men.
What's attractive to our eyes changes with the culture in which we live - to a degree, at least.
Also, women - especially girls - love novelty. When I was in America, my English accent alone was an all-access pass, if you know what I mean. Him being irregular could be a source of major attraction for them. Especially when you consider his other attributes.
His dialogue was silly.ct1615
Most of the dialogue in most of the game is a little silly. Hypothetically, if I was a woman, I don't think anything he said would have put me off him. And if I found him physically attractive (and as a straight male, I do) I don't think I would really care about what he had to say, anyway.
And trying to sleep with girls in a video game??? come on how desperate are you?ct1615
So, violence is fine, language is fine, but sex makes me desperate? It's not about wanting to see it, it's about not thinking it's bad or juvenile. I have no insecurity issues on the matter - I see nothing pathetic about it. I'm not some horny kid getting off on it, it just... is. And I'm okay with that. It adds to the character, which adds to the story.
When I think of people who denounce soft sexual images like that, I think of people who are insecure with their own sexual inexperience and who are trying to make others think they're 'better than that' by implying that stuff like that is childish.
other then the stupid cards there was no point to it.ct1615
The cards were utterly ridiculous. I can agree with that - but they also made me laugh. Hard. Anything that makes me laugh is okay in my book, whether it was deliberate or not.
I'm sure if you want to see sex on your computer, there may be a few places on the internet you can go.ct1615
Yeah, I have a 500GB USB HDD for just such a reason, but again, it's not about getting off on it. Do you get off on violent images in violent games? Do you then start telling yourself that instead of enjoying the virtual violence, you should start watching snuff films instead? Of course not!
I think sex in games is fun, just like violence. And, in the real world, real people actually do have sex (so I've heard, anyway!) - and I don't see how also including it in a game is somehow automatically a bad thing.
Computer games are ever becoming more mature, and in the last few years have been recognised by filmmakers as a legitimate means of storytelling (or income, depending on your cynicism), and with more mature storytelling becomes more mature characters, which invariably means relationships - which will always lead to sex. We are going to see more and more sex in games in the future, I think. Especially out of Europe.
Somebody make shodan a mod. Now.
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