[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It makes you a fan of the movies and the novels, not the game.

Do you really think a "comic fan" is someone who never read the comics and only watched the movies?

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da

If the movies were just animated panels of the comics, yes. Also, if they're blind and have someone else describe the panels and read the bubbles for them, they're still fans of the comics, despite not having "read" them themselves.

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(DA)

But movies based on comics are not done in such a way, so that is never the case.

On the other hand, comics and meant to be read and so, if someone reads a comic to a blind person, they are still experiencing it as reading material (because it's being read to them). The same goes with books and audio books, since is the exact same material in a different format.

Game are different though, because if you take the interactivity part they aren't games anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

Soundtrack is an important part of movies, but you wouldn't tell a deaf person they're not real fans of the movies, because they didn't experience them whole.