I also got it in the humble bundle and I complete it. It was a really fun game and made me want to play a lot of metriodvania games.
Well the animal characters in those games aren't usually naked.Roofstone said:Huh, interesting. What about Crash Bandicoot, Sly Cooper, Croc, and other similar games? Heck, what about disney? Antromorphic animals have been a thing for ages. O.OTreeinthewoods said:I kind of felt like it was designed for furries,
Dude, you are so wrong it hurts, I don't know where your getting this furry= sexualizing human/animal hybrids, but you have no idea what a furry is if that's what you think. Only a minority of people who identify as furries sexualize them, that's like saying MLP fanart can't be aimed at bronies because it isn't sexualizing the characters, or that nobody ever panders to trekkies unless it involves sex. Furry is a fandom, the only requirement is really liking anthropomorphic animals, no sex or sexualization is required.GabeZhul said:Bullshit. I hate it when someone singles out an aspect like that, makes a logical leap with it and then sates it as a matter of fact. Furries are a minority of a minority who sexualize human/animal hybrid characters. Saying that any game or show that features such characters is automatically pandering to furries is like saying that the Castlevania games pander to the BDSM demographics because the main character has a whip. Bull. Shit.EternallyBored said:Yeah, the thing was obviously made to pander to furries (...)
This^EternallyBored said:Dude, you are so wrong it hurts, I don't know where your getting this furry= sexualizing human/animal hybrids, but you have no idea what a furry is if that's what you think. Only a minority of people who identify as furries sexualize them, that's like saying MLP fanart can't be aimed at bronies because it isn't sexualizing the characters, or that nobody ever panders to trekkies unless it involves sex. Furry is a fandom, the only requirement is really liking anthropomorphic animals, no sex or sexualization is required.GabeZhul said:Bullshit. I hate it when someone singles out an aspect like that, makes a logical leap with it and then sates it as a matter of fact. Furries are a minority of a minority who sexualize human/animal hybrid characters. Saying that any game or show that features such characters is automatically pandering to furries is like saying that the Castlevania games pander to the BDSM demographics because the main character has a whip. Bull. Shit.EternallyBored said:Yeah, the thing was obviously made to pander to furries (...)
The game features an entire cast of furry characters, and features a story typically darker than most games featuring a cast of talking animals, the game seems to have a very large fandom in furry communities. Perhaps the word pander is a bit strong, since I don't know the game creators explicit intentions, but the game is very squarely in the genre that furries enjoy, and is quite popular in their fandom.
You need to smack whoever gave you the idea that furries are only the people who sexualize humanistic animal characters it's a very large very old fandom, relatively speaking.
Technically it's Teal but I think it's more of a mechanic thing that goes with the style.Benpasko said:I think it's really funny how defensive people are getting about people calling the furry game a furry game. Because it's only fine to like the game where every character is an anthro if you're not, like, gay about it man.
I definitely liked Dust, despite it being easy. I really didn't like the main character's design though, nothing says badass mystery assassin like pastel blue.
Uhh...sorry, but you do realize Fidget has fur, yes? Granted so do all the other characters, but when you already have a 'coat' per-se you might not really want any clothes.Mikeyfell said:Well the animal characters in those games aren't usually naked.Roofstone said:Huh, interesting. What about Crash Bandicoot, Sly Cooper, Croc, and other similar games? Heck, what about disney? Antromorphic animals have been a thing for ages. O.OTreeinthewoods said:I kind of felt like it was designed for furries,
even though it is extremely small minded to say "Anthropomorphized animal characters! This is furry bate!"
Fidget is kind of naked through out the whole game.
But so was Daxter, and nobody accused Jak and Daxter of being for furries.
Fur isn't clothes.Doomcat said:Uhh...sorry, but you do realize Fidget has fur, yes? Granted so do all the other characters, but when you already have a 'coat' per-se you might not really want any clothes.Mikeyfell said:Well the animal characters in those games aren't usually naked.Roofstone said:Huh, interesting. What about Crash Bandicoot, Sly Cooper, Croc, and other similar games? Heck, what about disney? Antromorphic animals have been a thing for ages. O.OTreeinthewoods said:I kind of felt like it was designed for furries,
even though it is extremely small minded to say "Anthropomorphized animal characters! This is furry bate!"
Fidget is kind of naked through out the whole game.
But so was Daxter, and nobody accused Jak and Daxter of being for furries.
Besides the fact that fidget is flying...wearing things might really mess with her flight ability.
Capcha: Filthy Dirty Mess. Okay Capcha, I see your opinion but...
Anthropomorphic animals are good for kids (since kids like animals) and adults who are into anthropomorphic animals (furries).Roofstone said:I quite liked it, but I never got around to finishing it. Should see about doing that really, it was a good game.
Huh, interesting. What about Crash Bandicoot, Sly Cooper, Croc, and other similar games? Heck, what about disney? Antromorphic animals have been a thing for ages. O.OTreeinthewoods said:I kind of felt like it was designed for furries,
?Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.?Treeinthewoods said:Anthropomorphic animals are good for kids (since kids like animals) and adults who are into anthropomorphic animals (furries).
Aside from quote mining the first paragraph I am not really sure what you are driving at here. Did I imply that something being for kids or furries is a bad thing or somehow indicate my disapproval? I personally didn't like the game on any level, I am not sure what C.S. Lewis has to do with any of that. There are plenty of other things (movies, books, other games) that are kid friendly and enjoyed by me.Vegosiux said:The Sorrowing Meadows. Stop and just listen to the music. It is beautiful. I beat it three times, got all achievements, and have saves for my favorite scenes so I can replay them all over again.
?Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.?Treeinthewoods said:Anthropomorphic animals are good for kids (since kids like animals) and adults who are into anthropomorphic animals (furries).
― C.S. Lewis
The issue I'm taking with what you said is, mostly, that from the context of your post it came across as if you used "furries" as a label for deviant behavior, behavior not befitting an adult person.Treeinthewoods said:Aside from quote mining the first paragraph I am not really sure what you are driving at here. Did I imply that something being for kids or furries is a bad thing or somehow indicate my disapproval? I personally didn't like the game on any level, I am not sure what C.S. Lewis has to do with any of that. There are plenty of other things (movies, books, other games) that are kid friendly and enjoyed by me.
If you are implying I am childish for not digging the game, all I can really say is that the flip side of the coin is that I don't have to pretend to enjoy things designed specifically for kids just to appear more "adult." I prefer Saints Row or Gears of War to Dust and that doesn't make me some kind of overgrown kid trying to be grown up, it's a taste thing pure and simple.