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I LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If these two are truly different, which I feel is a point that can't be sensably argued against, then First Person within a book is **completely different** from First Person within a video game- leading me to believe that at least one of them is not neccesarily even true First Person at all.
I just feel like a better understanding of this concept is key, vital, and neccesary to better understanding the relaying of experiences; ergo I'd like your opinions on it.
(And sorry to bother you.)
In playing against a certain boss level in Deus Ex, you have to periodically switch off between dealing as much damage as you can, and running for your life. It is in the latter that I accomplished something interesting: Dodging between hallways, looking for anywhere, ANYWHERE but where you were to run, to go to, just keep moving- it was the kind of feeling that chase scenes never/rarely ever truly accomplish in films and books. When I thought about why, I thought about how it was likely because seeing a protagonist run for his life, and you yourself being the protagonist, running for his life, are two totally different things.
Posting for the Tresure Hunt. Next time you want a round a round of L4D2, just tell me. Though sometimes I might not be able to play if one of my brothers are using this PC.