Did a video game character ever make you see yourself in a different way?

[egghead]

Technically they are called intersex.

[Head_Hunter]

Okay, no problem, that's the way you view it, I've agreed. 

Back to the main discussion;

Have you played any video game recently that really made you feel emotional troubled like in real life scene? 

[Heatman]

I act all mean and cold but after playing Spec Ops : The Line and saw what happened in the game with the killing of innocent women and children using White Phosphorus, it affected me psychologically in ways that I never expected. I realized that I have a soft spot deep down all my being mean and all. 

[Justin11]

I know how psychological draining the cutscene of spec ops turned out to be for most people, but that's gaming, and it us based on fiction, which is unreal. 

[Heatman]

2 hours ago, Justin11 said:

I know how psychological draining the cutscene of spec ops turned out to be for most people, but that's gaming, and it us based on fiction, which is unreal. 

The way some of the events that take place in the game occurs, it always feels like it's part of reality and that's why it affects some gamers who are emotional. If you're not the emotional type, it's never going to hold any sway over you. 

[Justin11]

1 minute ago, Heatman said:

The way some of the events that take place in the game occurs, it always feels like it's part of reality and that's why it affects some gamers who are emotional. If you're not the emotional type, it's never going to hold any sway over you. 

I am an emotional one, not that I didn't feel emotional with the incident that took place in spec ops, I felt it, but couldn't feel it much, because it isn't in reality. 

[Scorpion]

It’s amazing how video game characters can resonate with us. Max’s journey must be powerful; it's enlightening to connect deeply like that!