Cinematics

[SubjectProphet]

So I feel like I'm might be the only one here that feels emotion to cinematic experiences.

 

For example, after I finished AC Revelations I cried. Literally, I cried. I've never seen such a cinematic game. Ever.

 

So how about the great Nexus forums? Do you react in emotion to cinematic games, movies, scenes, etc?

[Thor.]

Meh not in games much, because All i think of them as bots or npc's :teehee:

[CommanderCrazy]

Similar has happened to me in all the Mass Effect games. They are the only games that make me choke up, and they do it damn well.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uorR5Cn4a-Q

Have to mention, the scene with this track in it hit me damn hard.

[Illiad86]

The end of FFX made me cry, hated the ending to that one. Most games don't make me tear up, I've cried more at the end of most all Gundam series lol.

[RitualBlack]

Never cried over a game but I absolutely hated beating the N64 zelda games as well as the GC wind waker. Those games were always so fun to play with a great cast of characters and events, + it took a good deal of time to finish. Felt a bit empty when the adventure was over. No modern game has left that sort of impression on me though.

[Thor.]

I can tell you the truth, I never really feel emotion when even watching tv series, movies, Well depends if the plot is good, then it intrigues me. Just like reading a book, mainly to me its a form of entertainment. games like silent hill, don't scare me either.

 

i guess i look at the directors point of view in most cases, especially movies and so on. To technical for my own good :teehee::teehee:

Edited March 10, 2012 by Thor.

[VesemirTheWitcher]

I got emotional over the last two COD installments from infinity ward. (COD 6 & 8 )

 

SPOILARZ. Call of duty 6 , 7 & 8, Oblivion, Crysis 2

 

Nearly cried when "ghost" from modern warfare 2 died.

Felt really sad and emotional -but no tears came- when soap died in mw3.

I furiously chased makarov down with every bit of existence i had in me, and, in a rage induced craze, i crushed my "f" key, killing him.

 

I couldn't care less when martin from oblivion died. Self righteous "good guy".

"oh, dude, you're so cool. As your non-emperor, i command you, risk your life to get me a gate to camoran's paradise and risk it again, getting to him and killing him and his children, then, risk it again, saving my life a few more times before i kill myself!!"

 

Got shocked when prophet just shot himself. But not as much as crytech had anticipated. Felt really confused when we ended up "being" Prophet. Had a headache for three days.

 

Craip'd my pants when victor reznov turned out to be a figment of mason's imagination in COD7. Don't really know why--i should have seen it coming.

 

Can't think of any other thing right now, but i'm sure i got emotionally stimulated over some other stuff, too.

Edited March 11, 2012 by vesemir the witcher

[K00L]

Similar has happened to me in all the Mass Effect games. They are the only games that make me choke up, and they do it damn well.

Agreed, all three of them. I haven't even beaten the third one yet and I think I've cried or gotten teary like 30 times in the time I've played it... I make sure not to look at any one else in the room when this happens. I even got upset when it came to characters I didn't like or know very well... Its the music. Kind of... Ok not really but it definitely adds to it. Those games are very emotional to me, I feel very happy or sad or worried during parts of them.

Other than that I was really sad with the ending of Red Dead Redemption. And I can kind of agree with the MW2 thing, got a little sad there. I can't really think of many games that made me sad though... Although maybe sometime in Dragon Age Origins, can't remember though. Haven't played that forever.

Movies? o.o Uhmm I'm sure there are quite a few... Let's just leave it at that...

[ub3rman123]

I got it from Nehrim. Just sort of sat there for five minutes after the game ended.

[Vindekarr]

Batman: Arkham City. A few revenge moments there, characters who's faces you really want to pound, and the ending's... a little predictable, but awesome. The later boss-fights were pretty damn good too, with the exception of clayface(clay-farce) though I'm a little disapointed I never got to fight the Joker.

 

NFS Shift 2, racing a Mclaren F1-GTR around Dijon Prenois was genuinely depressing and emittering. Dijon-Prenois is a race track in Dijon, France. Once the home of the French Formula One GP, it's fast, flowing, and suits the Mclaren perfectly. The Mclaren F1 was simply the best road sports car of the 20th century. Designed in 1990 by the best scientists and designers that could be assembled, it was intended to be the fastest, most powerful car ever made, a goal it achieved-infact it remained king well into 2000s, and is still considered by many to be perhaps the best driver's car of all time.

 

Neither is relavent anymore. And that's sad. You see, people don't want cars like the Mclaren anymore. With the Mclaren you needed to be a skilled driver, you needed to practice and learn to drive it, people with the money for supercars don't want that, they aren't Ayrton Senna and never will be, they're just driving a million or so pound car for looks and to show off their salary. To please them. sports cars have become soft blubbery things, weighed down by a million tons of useless garbage, like bluetooth and digital TV, they're still powerful, but the power is never used, and if you try, they're so bloated and laughable, that they flop around like a fat Orca pup out of water. Dijon is irrelavent because there's people in central Asia who'll pay the FIA tens of millions to have a Formula One event delivered to their doorstep, and to hell with tradition. Motorsport, it could be argued, owes a good portion of it's founding to France, now however there is no French Formula One gp because the FIA is payed millions each year to host an uninteresting street race in Kuala Lumpur. Call me bitter, but that's a serious loss, on both counts.

Edited March 14, 2012 by Vindekarr