ITT: Ludo.
ITT: Ludo
Benjamin Sanders
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Isaac Richardson
>Ludo
Easton Ross
DID SOMEONE SAY LUDO?
Jonathan Lewis
Why call it "ludo" instead of "vidya"? Kino is a short version of "cinema", ludo is just the dative form of the latin ludum. No one calls a video game "ludum". So just call it vidya, since that is actually a shortform of what people actually call the damn things.
But chances are you are just a shitposter.
Samuel Cruz
Why do they look so German?
Robert Ramirez
Is this the most ludo scene of this generation?
Parker Taylor
They don't.
t. German
Ian Thompson
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Cooper Lewis
>QTE button prompt
So, forgive me if I get this forced meme wrong, but doesn't "kino" (the way Sup Forums uses it) mean the highest moment of the medium of film in some way?
In that case, do you really think that the peak of video games is a button prompt QTE rather than an actual display of mechanics and level design?
Ian Edwards
did someone say ludo
Noah Peterson
Luda?
Eli Lopez
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Chase Sanchez
What's the difference between ludo and kino?
Alexander Williams
HOW DID THEY GET AWAY WITH IT
Anthony Gonzalez
GOAT final boss.
Lincoln Miller
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Logan Parker
Interactivity
Benjamin Harris
One of the best boss intros in gaming.
Hollow Knight spoilers, by the way.
Cooper Wood
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Luke Jenkins
most of Sup Forums was born the year this game came out, you're gonna have to elaborate.
Bentley Myers
This one was more ludographic
Aiden Thomas
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Adrian Walker
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>the ludwig of hollow knight
Matthew Reed
>That slightly altered title theme that plays in the final area, that I can't seem to find a version of.
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>When you reach Grand Staff.
>When you finally meet Gongora face to face.
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>That encounter with Raven in the tree.
>Everything that's happening surrounding Assault Cnida.
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>Those final days before The Fall.
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>Your friends sacrificing themselves to open a path.
>Dark Matter's entire fight.
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>Entering the Digital World for the first time.
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Brody Nelson
>interactivity
Nah. That's only one part of it. You can't really reduce gamic shit down to one word (other than gamic).
Pic related, my top ludo moment. No real "interaction" involved, unless you count that the cutscene "interacts" with the game.
Earthbound was actually the game that made me realize that there was more to games than just the actions of the player. There's an entire framework, narrative and visual and intellectual. And in the case of Earthbound it has to do with how well its narrative plays into its actual mechanics - in how many games, really, does the character, for instance, get the Ultimate Godslaying McGuffin and then that actually gives them the in-battle power to kill gods? Usually it's just some cutscene shit or an immune enemy that you can't kill without the item. I'm talking straight powerup, you know? Statistically visible.
There's like some sort of ludonarrative at play. I hate the word but that's the only thing I can describe it with. There's an interplay of the narrative of the game (in a more general sense than normally used) and its play mechanics.
Josiah Rivera
Might've been mechanically and atmospherically great, but he didn't have the whole game building up to him.
Hunter Rivera
I fucking hate Sup Forums
Easton Allen
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Chase Reed
So VNs can have ludo moments now?
Aiden Lopez
THANKS DOC
Ryan Garcia
thanks doc
Aiden Allen
What are some vidya moments that are both ludo and kino?
>Boss transition that completely switches the dynamics of the fight and also redeems a fallen warrior
Gavin Cook
>PERHAPS THAT COULD BE SAID OF ALL RELIGIONS
Wyatt Reed
Bump.
Daniel Foster
Thx doc
Aiden Cook
Button prompts and QTEs can be used effectively, and that's a good example of it. I'd say Asura's Wrath has some decent examples too but since it's 90% of the game it doesn't really count
Isaiah Kelly
Don't even @ me