Walking Dead (The Game) isn't on par with books like War and Peace.

Who dares to argue that The Walking Dead delves deeper into various themes surrounding the human condition?

Who dares to argue that The Walking Dead has more well-developed characters than War and Peace?

Who dares to argue that The Walking Dead has better prose and metaphors than War and Peace?

No sh!t. Who says otherwise?

This thread? Totally necessary.

-10/10drinkerofjuice

Do you have a disdain for anything non-American?

Well, at least you took a... somewhat innovative approach to being a dumbass! ;)

This thread? Totally necessary.

drinkerofjuice

Ha! Because some gamers do believe that games tell the best of stories!

Well, at least you took a... somewhat innovative approach to being a dumbass! ;)

Rocker6

In other news, water is wet.

[QUOTE="drinkerofjuice"]

This thread? Totally necessary.

Ravenshout

Ha! Because some gamers do believe that games tell the best of stories!

I haven't heard a single person compare actual literature with the Wlaking dead.

You are the first.

Congrats.. I guess.

Walking Dead >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> War and Peace deal with it opv13_KiiLtz

Ok?

In other news, water is wet.

DraugenCP

Yep.

I found War and Peace dull and unreadable. Peace and War on the other hand was great!locopatho

What does Nintendo know about story-telling? Not much.

[QUOTE="locopatho"]I found War and Peace dull and unreadable. Peace and War on the other hand was great!Ravenshout

What does Nintendo know about story-telling? Not much.

War and Peace is overrated, it was one of the longest and most boring books I ever read. Seriously some parts had absolutely nothing to do with the story, it was just irrelevant. The Walking Dead game and show do show the human condition, it shows the struggles and emotions.

War and Peace can be compared to a long conference meeting where you only get the message if you survive the boredom. The Walking Dead delivers the same message in an entertaning and far superior way.

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="locopatho"]I found War and Peace dull and unreadable. Peace and War on the other hand was great!locopatho

What does Nintendo know about story-telling? Not much.

War and Peace is overrated, it was one of the longest and most boring books I ever read. Seriously some parts had absolutely nothing to do with the story, it was just irrelevant. The Walking Dead game and show do show the human condition, it shows the struggles and emotions.

War and Peace can be compared to a long conference meeting where you only get the message if you survive the boredom. The Walking Dead delivers the same message in an entertaning and far superior way.

ShadowMoses900

No sh!t.

No video game story is anywhere near Apocalypse Now (or any number of other films), either, but you'll always get idiots who say otherwise.

No sh!t.

No video game story is anywhere near Apocalypse Now (or any number of other films), either, but you'll always get idiots who say otherwise.

DarkLink77

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

No sh!t.

No video game story is anywhere near Apocalypse Now (or any number of other films), either, but you'll always get idiots who say otherwise.

Ravenshout

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

No sh!t.

No video game story is anywhere near Apocalypse Now (or any number of other films), either, but you'll always get idiots who say otherwise.

DarkLink77

Of course it fvcking isn't... who said it was? :?

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"] Books are superior than movies (usually), I think.

Ravenshout

Do you just like pointing out obvious things?

Yay, because GS is filled with people who thinks otherwise...:roll:

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"] Not disagreeing. Just making a similar point.

seanmcloughlin

Do you just like pointing out obvious things?

There are things that need to be pointed out.

Yay, because GS is filled with people who thinks otherwise...:roll:

madsnakehhh

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"]

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"] Books are superior than movies (usually), I think.

Ravenshout

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"] Not disagreeing. Just making a similar point.

DarkLink77

You seem like you have taken a writing/ quasi-writing course before. (From what I observe)

What do you think of the recent winner of Nobel Prize in Literature?

I am reading one of his books now, and if you want to know my thoughts, I'd be glad to set up a thread in the OT.

Goodness your a buzzkill slugger909

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"][QUOTE="Ravenshout"] Bad writing, however, mars a book more than it mars a movie or game.

Ravenshout

You seem like you have taken a writing/ quasi-writing course before. (From what I observe)

What do you think of the recent winner of Nobel Prize in Literature?

I am reading one of his books now, and if you want to know my thoughts, I'd be glad to set up a thread in the OT.

[QUOTE="madsnakehhh"]

Yay, because GS is filled with people who thinks otherwise...:roll:

Ravenshout

As bad as this place is...i haven't seen anyone in all my years that claims something similar to this...aside from the few and obvious trolls.

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"] Depends on the movie, honestly.DarkLink77

You seem like you have taken a writing/ quasi-writing course before. (From what I observe)

What do you think of the recent winner of Nobel Prize in Literature?

I am reading one of his books now, and if you want to know my thoughts, I'd be glad to set up a thread in the OT.

I am in a hybrid-degree, by the way. It's some of sort of a combination of Business Writing, Lingusitics, and Literature. (There are, of course, writing subjects)

People these days may not look at writing as something much of a deal, but I insist this: Almost everyone can count, but to be a mathematician, you need to walk a continent-spanning distance, and the same thing applies to writing.

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="madsnakehhh"]

Yay, because GS is filled with people who thinks otherwise...:roll:

madsnakehhh

As bad as this place is...i haven't seen anyone in all my years that claims something similar to this...aside from the few and obvious trolls.

[QUOTE="madsnakehhh"]

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"] I think so.

drinkerofjuice

As bad as this place is...i haven't seen anyone in all my years that claims something similar to this...aside from the few and obvious trolls.

I can smell some of them already.Ravenshout

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"] I can smell some of them already.drinkerofjuice

Okay. I can sense them already.

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"][QUOTE="Ravenshout"] What book did you read recently? (off-topic, but I am curious)

You seem like you have taken a writing/ quasi-writing course before. (From what I observe)

What do you think of the recent winner of Nobel Prize in Literature?

I am reading one of his books now, and if you want to know my thoughts, I'd be glad to set up a thread in the OT.

Ravenshout

I am in a hybrid-degree, by the way. It's some of sort of a combination of Business Writing, Lingusitics, and Literature. (There are, of course, writing subjects)

People these days may not look at writing as something much of a deal, but I insist this: Almost everyone can count, but to be a mathematician, you need to walk a continent-spanning distance, and the same thing applies to writing.

You got me, I thought this would be more than just blatant trolling.

[QUOTE="Ravenshout"]

[QUOTE="DarkLink77"] The last book I finished was Dracula. I have a degree in it, actually. Mo Yan? Never read him.DarkLink77

I am in a hybrid-degree, by the way. It's some of sort of a combination of Business Writing, Lingusitics, and Literature. (There are, of course, writing subjects)

People these days may not look at writing as something much of a deal, but I insist this: Almost everyone can count, but to be a mathematician, you need to walk a continent-spanning distance, and the same thing applies to writing.

You got me, I thought this would be more than just blatant trolling.

SkyRaid

Sincerely,

Ravenshout.

[QUOTE="drinkerofjuice"][QUOTE="Ravenshout"] I can smell some of them already.Ravenshout

Okay. I can sense them already.

[QUOTE="locopatho"]I found War and Peace dull and unreadable. Peace and War on the other hand was great!Ravenshout

What does Nintendo know about story-telling? Not much.

Majora's Mask had a phenomenal story, sure it wasn't overly complex but its more emotionally enganging than some games today.