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PerseusRad 02/24/18 5:20:08 PM #1: |
Im not 100% certain myself. I feel like books generally have a higher quality of storytelling, but that may be less of it being better for it, and more that they have to focus only on text to make it good. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SSJGrimReaper 02/24/18 5:20:26 PM #2: |
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DeanAuryn 02/24/18 5:23:15 PM #3: |
Sexually
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dave_is_slick 02/24/18 5:43:30 PM #4: |
There is no best way. Video games do things books can't, books do things movies can't, movies do things video games can't.
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Freddie_Mercury 02/24/18 5:44:11 PM #5: |
interpretive dance
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Gamer99z 02/24/18 5:47:34 PM #6: |
Live action, particularly a TV series where the characters and story truly have time to be fleshed out, develop, change, and evolve. Being able to foreshadow more subtlety in ways that might not even be noticable until a second viewing, giving it layers.
Movies have higher budgets however and are able to benefit greatly from that, but personally I think an amazing TV show can be better than an amazing movie. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - NeonOctopus ... Copied to Clipboard!
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cuttin_in_farm 02/24/18 5:49:47 PM #7: |
Animation and video games will always best books due to visual and auditory elements.
Video games are more limited often times, but are more likely to allow the attention to detail that comes primarily from books. I'd say it's between animations or video games, tbh. Obviously tv show series are included. A book has never made me cry. It just can't reach as many senses. --- A show of kindness may not do much help, but a show of cruelty may do much harm. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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AsucaHayashi 02/24/18 5:58:06 PM #8: |
live-action.
books are aided by the imagination so that can go either way but pacing just drags down the overall experience since it seems like every book contains seemingly near-endless pages of descriptions that really don't contribute much to drive the story forward. shit like "the colour of his suit was blablabla " whereas with movies you can literally see the colour and then actually move on with the story. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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PerseusRad 02/24/18 6:05:08 PM #9: |
dave_is_slick posted...
There is no best way. Video games do things books can't, books do things movies can't, movies do things video games can't. I do agree with this. Perhaps I should have said in your opinion, but even then. --- ... Copied to Clipboard!
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LinksLiege 02/24/18 6:08:04 PM #10: |
dave_is_slick posted...
There is no best way. Video games do things books can't, books do things movies can't, movies do things video games can't. This. I don't see how anyone could have a single answer for all stories in existence. --- This is LinksLiege's signature. It is fantastic. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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