One side might have been more humidified than the other
I was just going to say, i've played games that were like heavy on the story not so heavy on the gameplay and i still enjoy it because of the story like the gameplay is just a sort sort of a necessary element for the sake of telling the story and that's okay too oh one thousand percent one thousand percent um it really games are an art form and they have a thousand different flavors but for a boomer shooter i thought have the plot but have it be optional and i've been really careful about tangenting compartmentalizing the plot so what i do is as you've probably seen when you played the game the plot happens in like separate segments so when you get on the train you get that little tiny cut scene area where you can talk to people and learn the law but you could just go ahead and skip it you walk forward you shoot the nazi you go straight into the action again yeah that one you don't really get the plot during the level because if you die like 50 times at a level it's so stressful hearing the plot again like if you're on a section where like you're doing a fight and then you die and then you re-hear the dialogue again that would always piss me the fuck off looking at you looking at you yeah I would always compartmentalize it you would have to go through that section again right
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Starting with this film, Godard, like a painter painting the same apples or model or coastline for twenty years, developed most of his full-length projects from increasingly complex elaborations of a small number of obsessive themes, ranging from the grandly philosophical to the painfully intimate
