[ SECRET POST #5815 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5815 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[fscom]

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[rosehiptea]

I loved Silent Hill 2 but I've been out of the fandom for quite a while and I hadn't heard about this. And I don't know anything about Bloober.

I watched the trailer just now and it looks OK visually? Maybe if I were more of a purist, or even more of a gamer, I'd be more upset, but right now I'm not.

I still don't have a PS5 though, but maybe I will by the time this comes out.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I genuinely loved The Medium (PS5) which very likely served as practice for Bloober Team to make a Silent Hill game in the future. Doesn't matter who remakes Silent Hill 2 though, it's going to be criticized to hell and back regardless of quality what with being arguably the single most beloved horror game of all time.

[(Anonymous)]

The thing with the Medium is its horrendous morality. I'd rather not have to worry about SH2 being warped by the narrative making it so that James was right to kill Mary, which going by Bloober's track record of victim blaming, may very well happen. Like holy fuck, the amount of apologia The Medium did towards the pedophile while at the same time portraying his victim as equally bad, if not worse, was appalling.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, take this as someone chronically ill: the point with Mary isn't that it was wrong or right, so much as it was a fucked up situation for everyone involved and it's up to the watcher/player to determine if it was spiteful and he hated her or him mercy killing her before she lost even more of herself to her disease.

I lean toward the latter with a dash of the former (caretaker's fatigue is a hell of a thing) given that the novels reveal her body was in the trunk the whole time and seem to lean toward him uh. Driving into the lake to join her in death in the end, IIRC.

[(Anonymous)]

I don’t agree.

I also don’t get why you think they won’t let them make drastic changes.