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shahni.livejournal.com) wrote in
fandomsecrets2007-09-27 02:00 pm
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I always feel like such an elitist bitch for saying this, but it honestly gets on my nerves in the "I'd like to have a conversation about my favorite RPG that is actually ABOUT THE DAMN GAME, plz." It's also an observation that seems to be supported by the large divide in fandom between game-fans and AC-fans.
*sigh*
I guess people find it hard to play the game because some of the new fans just aren't experienced gamers, or don't own a PS2. *shrug* Which honestly isn't their fault (that's when you rope friends for playing the game with/for you! :D)
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I've pretty much put a halt on writing fics for VII because of what's happened to the fandom. When people started telling me that my Reno was OOC, I knew that something was wrong with the fans. D: AC and the compilations really raped the characterizations... (Poor, poor Reno.)
I like game fandoms more than anime fandoms because games require you to become more engaged and think more about the characters. AC exposed FFVII to a lot of people who just wouldn't play the game to start with. It was just a given. And they're never going to really think about what the characters are really like if they don't play the game. *facepalm*
I wonder if they know just how different it is... D:
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I can get just as invested in anime/book/ect. characters as I do game characters, but I do agree there is certainly something special and especially engaging about game characters. That's probably why I almost always ship canon pairings in game fandoms, when in other places I am a terribly shameless slasher- there's just something about the "connection" I form with the characters that makes me want to take everything as it is, because I spend a lot of time making things that way? I dunno, but I do understand what you're saying completely. But I think it's also because the compilation is just... presenting a very different view of the characters, possibly because it's not being written by Hironobu?
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in objectionto say "this character isn't right!" though... Who knows. All I know is that somewhere, things went horribly awry.no subject
(Anonymous) 2007-09-28 01:59 pm (UTC)(link)