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11/12/2015 3:38:31 AM
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[quote]Subtlety in action or dialog is powerful.[/quote]this is what I meant, the guardians feel more like mindless robots, boring I mean has no guardian questioned why they do what they do? Who is the traveler why does it exist? Who is the speaker? Where are these characters history like? So much potential that bungie has no idea what to do with, I simply said that putting an m rated allows for more freedom for the developers allowing them to not worry about the teen rating Activision probably enforced allowing for some profanity at well placed times in combat as well as fleshing out some of the power ranger like characters this game has, it feels like this game should be more e rated than T.
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If they cared enough to make a story, then the there is no restriction on having the guardians ask those questions. Those are great questions that we ourselves are asking, but you just did it without swaring. It can be done. I can see where you're coming from, but you need to make sure it adds a meaningful addition to the story rather than it being something you think it'd be cool to have. Things like having your ghosts sware, lord shaxx dropping f bombs when it seems a bit out of his existing character, and naked raid bosses sound a lot more like fan service than providing meaningful additions to the story. Boobs hold great power, but they aren't always the answer.
