We have been taught since infancy to be more considerate of others. This means that we have to be more considerate of ourselves. We have to stop the automatic reaction to what others might think of us, stop the automatic reaction to what others might think of the world at large, stop our automatic reaction to our own self-image, stop our automatic reaction to the way we look.
You know who we should really stop being so automatic? Us. We have to stop being so considerate of the way we look. If our hair is so short and we’re so pale, then how are we supposed to be happy? How are we supposed to look? We should stop being so automatic. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting. We should stop being so considerate. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting.
We should stop being so accepting. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting.
We should stop being so accepting. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so thoughtful. We should stop being so accepting.
It seems we have made a rather large and obvious error when we accepted Arbitrariness as a way to create more of a sense of community and connection. We should instead be trying to find ways to make the experience more pleasant for our players, and in the past few days we’ve come up with three ideas to change this. 1) Use a more descriptive name. 2) Give players more control over which characters they pick.
We think the best way to solve the problem of Arbitrariness is to use the same name for all of your characters. To me, this would make a huge difference, especially for those of us accustomed to the more descriptive names that we are used to. We are accustomed to names like “Kotara” and “Rin” and “Luna”, so we feel that these names don’t accurately describe my character, or the character for that matter.
One example of a more descriptive name. I have often wondered since I first saw the trailer if the game would actually be called Kotara: The Last Hope, but it looks like something that was just written down by the game designers. I dont feel like I am seeing the whole game, but I feel like I am getting at least a glimpse of what the game was going to be like.
I just feel that I feel like the game is arbitrariness because there are so many awesome names for the characters and I feel that if the game was called that, then it would be incredibly boring and not worth the hype.
Kotara is an amnesiac who was locked away on Blackreef for a reason. She’s not just a random NPC in the game, she’s the last hope. It’s because of this that she’s the only one who can tell the story. She’s just a character created by the game designers and has her own voice. It would feel like a dull game if she wasn’t the last hope.
Because of this, I feel like Deathloop is a game that has a lot of potential to be a really great game. But it is also so incredibly boring. Even when I was playing it, it was pretty hard to imagine it being anything other than a dull, unmemorable game. I dont care if its the best game ever, or even the best game of its genre.
