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This utterly strange fanfic concept I just came up with.
Okay, so I know that I haven't shut up about Heavy Rain. But I've been thinking a ton about it--as one does when one finishes amazing fiction--and I've gotten the most utterly strange fanfic concept I've ever come up with.
The idea was to take a series, and then have a Heavy Rain-esque set of events happen in it. The idea came from me thinking--"What if, in Lucky Star, Kagami was kidnapped, and Konata had to go through a set of trials to rescue her, like Ethan?"
...Okay, I know Dark Fic usually suck, and I'm not going to attempt this because my writing simply isn't up to par to do something this serious and emotional, but this idea won't leave my head. Seriously. You can replace any setting for Lucky Star--hell, I thought of a K-On! one involving Yui and Ui.
This could be either an incredible fanfic concept or one of the dumbest ideas ever. I have no idea which one.
Also, I think this is the last time I will bring up Heavy Rain.
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So I'll just post this instead.
One is shit.
The other is a example of incredible storytelling.
And that's not what I meant. That just reminded me of that fic, and I found it again when I was searching for the Heavy Rain/Lucky Star fic I thought I remembered.
>>implying Cygan was doing that to try to be cool
Can't I ever like a gane without people going on a Jihad against it?
And you can still enjoy something that's flawed. Just because something isn't perfect doesnt mean you have to stop liking it, Chagen.
ninjars all up in hear
There has been no other game--nay, no other piece of fiction--that I had been engrossed in the storyline that much. I stayed up till fucking 6 in the morning to finish this game. I have never felt such tenseness since anything ever. There are times when I seriously about to break the controller in half, I was ramming the buttons so hard to get the characters out of their predicaments.
Never had truly pondered ethical decisions in a game before. The Shark made me fucking cry with the sheer gravity of it. Yes, cry.
Never before did I give this much of a shit about the character's in a work before. Never before did I play a game for hours on end just to see what happens next. I've never even had a movie impact me this much, save for GATTACA.
And that, my friends, is why I consider Heavy Rain to be one of the greatest pieces of fiction written ever.
What we are saying is that it is objectively not a shining example of storytelling. It relies on tenuous connections, it relies on people not displaying skills they should have, it involves people not questioning things they should.
Quality is subjective.