[Chat Log] March 15, 2019

[Chase]

Last of Us is one of those titles I've been hearing about but also never touched.

 

[Eugene]

I started it, never finished it.

 

[Patty]

lulz kks, so you build a system just to game one game per year?

 

[Claire Yeon]

A few months before I played Last of Us, I read World War Z. It was easy to think the two titles were set in the same universe. Also, it was the first time - but not the last - a video game made me cry.))

 

[Eugene]

@Claire Yeon Mind if I ask what parts and what other games made you cry?

 

[Chase]

@Patty, For me, I use it to process images, I have a lot of photographs and videos that I put through my computer for business. The gaming is minimal.

 

[Claire Yeon]

For Last of Us, it was the opening scene. The next one that hit me hard was Brothers, specifically, the post-boss fight and ending level. Horizon Zero Dawn got emotional at several points, too, as did Breath of the Wild. Witcher 3 even gave me wet eyes at a few points. However, the game that has emotionally damaged me more than any other is Spider-Man PS4.))

 

[Eugene]

(I haven't built a new computer since Witcher 3. Spending too much money on rifles.)

 

[Claire Yeon]

Spider-Man had me rolling on the floor ugly-crying after the conclusion of the main storyline. To make it even worse, I finished it the day after Stan Lee passed away.))

 

[Chase]

Games are so interactive now, you'd think they'd be able to tell stories that make people cry more.

 

[Jacqueline Hyde]

good to know @Claire Yeon... i was just saying to another friend that i need to play spider-man as i have a crush on one of the actors

 

[Claire Yeon]

Indeed. They draw you in. You're not an observer - you're actually part of the story.))