(04-07-2013, 02:51 PM)Bridge Wrote:

• A minority in this case is a group of people whose views differ from the majority.
• Being vocal means to voice said views in a conspicuous way.
• Put the two together and you have a …
  

(04-07-2013, 03:04 PM)GiggleBlizzard Wrote:

(04-07-2013, 02:51 PM)Bridge Wrote:

• A minority in this case is a group of people whose views differ from the majority.
• Being vocal means to voice said views in a conspicuous way.
• Put the two together and you have a …
  

VOCAL MINORITY

(04-07-2013, 05:26 PM)GiggleBlizzard Wrote: Dear god save us all from the satan-worshipping, gay-loving, church-absent minorities!

(04-09-2013, 04:52 AM)Cinematic Wrote: undefined

(04-24-2013, 12:59 PM)CrachatSanieux Wrote: #Then what is? Amnesia is the scariest game ever made. It could only be beaten by it's sequel, A Machine For Pigs.#


You're right. Amnesia is not as scaring as what people says, but I can't quote any game who exceed him in this domain. I don't know any game who is really terrifying, in fact.


#Please state the facts, not the opinions.
And to be honest, Amnesia is predictable as to when a monster will show up.
"oh cool i picked up an item OMG A MONSTER"
"ok when i pick this up will there be a monster? yep there is a monster"
"oh cool i solved a puzzle OMG A MONSTER"
"yeah when i solve this puzzle a monster probably gonna pop up"
"ok the monster hasn't shown up yet but he probably will when i leave this room"#



Fear work with many ingredients that we can analyze, but she's still subjective, so our opinions are as important as the facts. I think you're right about the apparition's predictability, except a few circumstance when the Beast is tracking us randomly (the Choir, for example).


Sorry if my english is bad, I'm French. Google's trad' saves me.

(03-31-2013, 03:19 PM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote:

(03-31-2013, 03:18 PM)CrachatSanieux Wrote: I'm 16, and there are a few moments when I was affraid (the catacomb of Brennenburg are almost the only level who maked me scared, but I've not finished the game yet). I really love the game's ambience and the story just fascinate me, but I don't found that Amnesia TDD is the most scaring game ever created.

Then what is? Amnesia is the scariest game ever made. It could only be beaten by it's sequel, A Machine For Pigs.

(03-31-2013, 10:44 PM)Kman Wrote: Um, yeah, of course you can immerse yourself in a 2D game. You can immerse yourself in any game, hell you could immerse yourself in a movie or a book or really any other form of media that tells a story, the only difference is games are debatebly the most immersive form. All it means is disregarding the fact that it's a game and letting yourself "become" the character so to speak, and if almost anything has a good enough story and it tells it well then it can be immersive. And yeah I hate to break it to you but running around throwing rocks at the monsters kind of ruins any chance of you getting the right experience, because in a situation where you have some massive deformed monster with a split open face and blade for an arm I can guarantee you your first reaction isn't going to be "oh hey let's throw a rock at it".

(03-31-2013, 03:19 PM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote:

(03-31-2013, 03:18 PM)CrachatSanieux Wrote: I'm 16, and there are a few moments when I was affraid (the catacomb of Brennenburg are almost the only level who maked me scared, but I've not finished the game yet). I really love the game's ambience and the story just fascinate me, but I don't found that Amnesia TDD is the most scaring game ever created.

Then what is? Amnesia is the scariest game ever made. It could only be beaten by it's sequel, A Machine For Pigs.

(03-31-2013, 07:34 PM)Josh The Biker Wrote:

(03-31-2013, 02:10 PM)GiggleBlizzard Wrote: I don't see how you can enjoy any game if you don't immerse yourself.

Implying you can immerse yourself in 2D games.

---

(03-31-2013, 03:19 PM)JustAnotherPlayer Wrote:

(03-31-2013, 03:18 PM)CrachatSanieux Wrote: I'm 16, and there are a few moments when I was affraid (the catacomb of Brennenburg are almost the only level who maked me scared, but I've not finished the game yet). I really love the game's ambience and the story just fascinate me, but I don't found that Amnesia TDD is the most scaring game ever created.

Then what is? Amnesia is the scariest game ever made. It could only be beaten by it's sequel, A Machine For Pigs.

Please state the facts, not the opinions.

And to be honest, Amnesia is predictable as to when a monster will show up.

"oh cool i picked up an item OMG A MONSTER"

"ok when i pick this up will there be a monster? yep there is a monster"

"oh cool i solved a puzzle OMG A MONSTER"

"yeah when i solve this puzzle a monster probably gonna pop up"

"ok the monster hasn't shown up yet but he probably will when i leave this room"