>Japanese video game “””””””world building”””””
How creative
Japanese video game “””””””world building”””””
Grayson Robinson
Juan Allen
Better than a setting that's basically a single continent with like, 2-3 empires.
Jack Myers
Japanese are as dumb geography-wise as Americans are. Can't blame for making a game world based on the only little island they understand and are familiar with.
Henry Johnson
>Japanese are as dumb geography-wise as Americans are.
Wait, is this true? I mean, i know they don't really give a fuck about the world outside their "area" of China, Korea and Japan, but as bad as americans?
Nicholas Perry
no one is as bad as amerikans
Grayson Cox
western games:
>take medieval europe or european mythology
>add niggers
Nicholas Walker
In Japanese TV Game shows, where something related to a country is introduced (person, food, whatever) they play a little tune/music so the audience can understand what country are they talking about.
Germany always has the yodelling tune.
France is the typical paris cafe music.
You get it.
Henry Roberts
Eh, fool.
Watch THIS
>literally copies the entire world except for a a fucking circle in the middle of the ocean
Hudson Powell
>Western video game “””””””world building”””””
Truly, masters of creativity
Nathaniel Wood
>Dark Elves are Candian
Anthony Parker
I like how they completely gave up on Cathay and Nippon and used actual names for China and Japan. Not that they were putting in much effort with the others.
Elijah Phillips
What the fuck.
Jackson Campbell
The Japanese and Asians generally are notorious for lacking in creative thinking and aesthetics, at least in the western sense of the words. Probably because of their highly communal cultures. They don't "get" what makes a good story or a good character and invariably end up either copying cliche archetypes that only appeal to teenagers or other illiterates, or coming up with something so abstract and inconsistent that there's no real substance to it other than an overbearing feeling of strangeness or "randomness".
Of course they still have their own traditional culture in its different forms but it hardly shows in video games or other modern media. Those are western art forms, following broadly western conventions and appealing to western sensibilities, and that is where the Japanese are at a total loss.
Leo Cook
>"just turn it around so Spain's on the top right"
>"Yoko Taro-sama, you're a genious!"
Aaron Ward
Doubtful, my mom thought the Soviet Union was still around when I showed her a really dated map
Noah Allen
The Americans and Westerners generally are notorious for lacking in creative thinking and aesthetics, at least in the asian sense of the words. Probably because of their highly communal cultures. They don't "get" what makes a good story or a good character and invariably end up either copying cliche archetypes that only appeal to teenagers or other illiterates, or coming up with something so abstract and inconsistent that there's no real substance to it other than an overbearing feeling of strangeness or "randomness".
Of course they still have their own traditional culture in its different forms but it hardly shows in video games or other modern media. Those are japanese art forms, following broadly niponesse conventions and appealing to nips sensibilities, and that is where the West are at a total loss.
David Lewis
What the fuck are you smoking.
Charles Robinson
Post more yoko taro maps if there are any
Jackson Allen
Carson Gutierrez
Lmao weeb btfo
Liam Roberts
>Spain has Occitanie
>Gross Franco-German monstrosity
>Gigabalkans+italy
pure kino borders
Tyler Green
Juan Carter
>No jungle with ancient ruins
Charles Edwards
vgh... SOVL
Nolan Thomas
Luke Taylor
dont pretend like it isn't the same in US or europe
whenever i watch TV over here and the reporter is talking about a cultural aspect of for example india they always play stuff from bengal and imagines it represents the whole of india, etc.
Bentley Cook
Samuel Clark
>Germany
>Yodeling
wat
Daniel Edwards
What’s the American tune/music?
Ryan Roberts
Burger music.
Benjamin Collins
Brody Campbell
Parker Price
what fucking editing took place on the black sea coast?