Our quotes will block out the sun! If I wasn't on the Wii I'd shorten it, so sorry to everyone else wearing out their scroll wheel.Sonicron said:For the record, I am going to play it, if only as a rental, since I don't like being left out of the loop.Douk said:Well this one scene can't ruin the game for youSonicron said:Sure, that must be it. Thank you for pointing out my issues, doctor, your fee will be wired to your account later today.Douk said:The sniper from TF2 would like a word with you.Sonicron said:Congratulations, Mr Cage. You've included urination into a video game - something absolutely nobody wants to see or hear while playing. Screw good graphics, Heavy Rain is turning into a laughing stock for me before it even hits shelves.
So do the guards from MGS and Travis Tochdown.
Are you just scared that its a girl? Its okay I didn't know they peed out of their not-dicks too
You missed the point, youngin. I don't give a damn about the urinating process being realistically portrayed, my beef is with the fact that it actually had to be included in a game. For Christ's sake, when I play a game I want to see all kinds of things, preferably something not common or possible in everyday life, but not this - if I desperately wanted to see women urinate I'd type 'golden shower' into google, not buy and play a video game.
'Oh no she peed this game crossed the line I can't get the scene out of my head ahhhhh'. You may not like it but perhaps when we play the game the tone would be more serious so it is called for.
However, you seem to have missed my point again. Believe it or not, I've actually had a girlfriend or two in my life and I managed to accidentally walk in on one of them in the bathroom; why would I be unnerved by a bodily function, a simple biological process common to all of humanity? I am not unnerved by the depiction of a woman urinating, I am miffed about the fact that they had to include this in a game. When I play a game, especially one that's being heralded as the greatest thing since the invention of fast food, I want to experience fantastic and uncommon things, and seeing someone take a piss (regardless of gender) is about as common and mundane as it gets; I could just as easily put up a mirror on my bathroom door and recreate the same scenario with better graphics.
Furthermore, this is by far not the first and only thing to set me off Heavy Rain. There's nothing wrong with being proud of a game you and your team have put a lot of work into, but the level of pretentiousness David Cage exhibits is, for lack of a better word, infuriating. Seriously, have you seen the guy talk about the game? Have you read his statements? I get the feeling this man fancies himself some kind of modern god, and the more bullshit he spouts the less attractive the prospect of playing his game becomes for me.
I guess I did misunderstand so let me see if I get it now:
You're saying that the potential epicness of the game is reduced because of the peeing which isn't excatly cutting edge. Especially now when we need games to push the boundaries?
Don't take this as flaming but you missed their point. They put that scene there TO push the boundaries, you wouldn't mind seeing/hearing pee in a movie so why not games? The guy is trying to carve new paths for games/interactive movies, at least thats what I think.