I choose to beg to differ. #witty
C'mon Noba
Their older stuff (like up to Comatose) seems to be their best, personally. Not bad though.
Dunno if anyone else heard, but Frozen was originally going to simply be titled after the original story its based off of: The Snow Queen. However, the producer said that Frozen more appropriately than The Snow Queen would. I happen to think Frozen fits the story's themes and character arcs better too.
Clothes help infer to the audience what a character does or what that character's personality or background are. Generally, a pointy hat will be related to the wearer having some kind of magical affinity.
Reading back, I'm not exactly sure myself ._. But I think what I meant was that, at least with Disney, I wouldn't care if we don't see a non-white character-focused story in the next 10 years or so. They're not a group that I'd say are known for pushing social boundaries or trying to relate to everyone (hell, it's taken them this long to have a film involving a female character whose arc didn't end with heterosexual romance, but rather sisterly love.) BUT. BUT. I would love if they did try stepping outside the white-skinned European lore setting. It'd really be cool to see how creative Disney could get with, say, a story set in the Philippines, or Haiti, or wherever else we could have a non-white character-focused story (I swear there's a better term for this.) Point is, Disney being Disney, I don't expect it, and that's kinda sad to say. Also I'M GONNA BE THAT GUY AND SAY KORRA'S NOT BLACK SHE'S ESKIMO BUT YOUR POINT STILL STANDS
How could you guys forget this face? Spoiler
The last part of your talk was exactly the point I was going to make: Disney doesn't turn non-white characters into Caucasians, the stories that they use happen to be where Caucasian characters simply are appropriate for the setting. I'm not saying they shouldn't try to tell stories that aren't set in white-dominated Europe, but...I personally don't have an issue. Not because I'm "colorblind" or anything, but because the characters' personalities and stories are what interest me more than their ethnicity.
He a fellow Platinum lover. He aight in my book,
Out of all of those things, I doubt Disney will tackle sexuality in any foreseeable future. Taking a stance on it that promotes anything non-heterosexual could see a lot of backlash (unfortunately...) Classism has been hinted at in many films, like Aladdin and The Lion King, but not on a really substantial level. They probably think race is ticked off the list with The Princess and the Frog, and I'm in no haste to see specifically non-white character-focused stories (white characters just work out more appropriately for a lot of the tales so far, whether people like it or not,) but I would be interested still. And for gender, maybe they'll play more with gender roles (like Mulan did), but I feel I can guarantee Disney won't have a character that is transgendered...at least, not in the open.
Since you guys are talking Persona 3 FES, I had a hard time getting into the gameplay. Just...was not enjoying it. Only got to I think the first boss in Tartarus. Haven't picked up on playing it since like October. Tips?
Once again, frustrating =/= hard.
I'm dreading The World That Never Was for that very reason ;.;
I don't intend to grind since its what I enjoy least, so only when I think I need the levels rather than playing smart.
You guys have made me decide something after I beat Dream Drop Distance. Starting Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix on Proud Mode. Kingdom Key only, choosing Rod and sacrificing Sword. Knight's Shield and Mage's Staff for the other two. No equipment. Not gonna do Zero EXP because I'd like to beat the game in less than a month.
Take a low budget indie film that tries being artsy through having literally no shown conflict, instead choosing to tell the story entirely through recorded dialogue, and follows a non-character protagonist walking around her own empty house and learning that her sister is actually gay with more interesting side-stories that aren't even given focus. Now make a person actually have to put effort to be told this story, without any action, or even a character model to look at. Apparently this is what game journalism is now praising.
I don't care for the first part of your post But I just love the second part ;A;
REALISTIC HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS ARE GREAT GUYS. WHY AM I YELLING. I'M JUST TYPING. AAAAAAAAAAAAAA
