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I'm obsessing I need part 2 of that Rolan comic or I'M going to blow myself up
Well luckily I do have a bonus follow-up that I'm working on about what happened with Rolan after Tav left! So hopefully that'll help stave off any explosions :3
A true part 2 will probably be a little bit, cause comic ideas are waging war in my brain, but I love putting my Tav in Situations™ too much so it'll likely be soon-ish
@toguchindraws Yeah I agree about P3. I do think PQ1 does touch that sad part tho (it's just split into "happy 1st half, and gut puncher the 2nd half" TT0TT tbf it is trying to build mystery into the 2nd half).
Dark in exchange for fun.... I remember trying to play an Eragon game on the DS and it was one of the worst experiences I ever had. TT0TT
Hmmmm do you think it's because they feel like they need to be "realistic" and "hard" for it to feel dark? Or maybe because they think fun is silly and it clashes with the "dark atmosphere" fkldjsaflkj
@toguchindraws 100% agree on the comedy. I do think it's viewed as "lesser and safe," which is ironic cause I think comedy is harder to do (when it's good). Cause it not only has to get laughs (and it's hard to do that after multiple viewings) but also it needs to age well (which this tends to be the genre that doesn't).
Funny enough, I'm playing DreadOut (almost done with act 1....if it'll ever load again ;w;) and I LOVE the weird comedy that's in there. Sure it's at the beginning of the game before the scary stuff happens. And it doesn't really further the plot along (the guy getting a door closed on his head, the random high stakes bout of patty cake, slap that follows, the strangling of a friend and their classmate taking a picture-like I wouldn't mind playing a game that was just 100% this it was funny) none of that furthers the plot along.......but it does establish character and character relations.
And I 100% agree about people feeling that 100% grittiness is what you have to achieve to make it dark.
