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KCF0107 11/14/18 2:50:23 PM #446:	1979: Black Revolution for PC Choices I suppose: 1. Revolutions are sacrificial 2. Didn't throw rocks at rally 3. Accused Savid of being the mole 4. Defiant during interrogation 5. Saved Hossein over Ali I have mixed feelings. Sure, it was a character-driven game that shed some light on Iranian culture (I personally found some family dynamics to be fascinating), but I was under the impression that the game was supposed to bring further awareness to the historical socio-political climate of 1970s Iran. I never felt that it did enough to enlighten the audience of what that was like for native Iranians. I can forgive the technical shortcomings, but there were many plot holes and some laughably bad scenarios. How can one take the scene where you fight the goon in the old movie theater seriously at any level? Later on in that same area, you were forced to tell Abbas who you thought the mole was among a half dozen or so characters that said two lines before. What's up with that? Still, I was invested in it from start to finish, and the vocal performances sounded great to me. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy https://imgur.com/VfpY7tg <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:912400174] in Post Each ... [t:76698758]...</cite> <quote>1979: Black Revolution for PC Choices I suppose: 1. Revolutions are sacrificial 2. Didn't throw rocks at rally 3. Accused Savid of being the mole 4. Defiant during interrogation 5. Saved Hossein over Ali I have mixed feelings. Sure, it was a character-driven game that shed some light on Iranian culture (I personally found some family dynamics to be fascinating), but I was under the impression that the game was supposed to bring further awareness to the historical socio-political climate of 1970s Iran. I never felt that it did enough to enlighten the audience of what that was like for native Iranians. I can forgive the technical shortcomings, but there were many plot holes and some laughably bad scenarios. How can one take the scene where you fight the goon in the old movie theater seriously at any level? Later on in that same area, you were forced to tell Abbas who you thought the mole was among a half dozen or so characters that said two lines before. What's up with that? Still, I was invested in it from start to finish, and the vocal performances sounded great to me. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy https://imgur.com/VfpY7tg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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