MikeGosot

@EpicSteve: Dre-Ama.

Dr. Ama.

Dramatize Me.

Drama Company.

@moywar700 said:

Is anybody here actually bisexual?

I am. And when i visited LGBT forums and stuff like that, i usually said i was gay because my mind was still pretty confused at that point, and when i started saying i was bisexual nobody cared because they mostly only cared about fucking me. I blame the forums on that one, not the LGBT community.

But in other points, i really felt like the protagonist:

I was divided between the emotional attraction i felt for women and the physical attraction i felt for men, and i was trying to fit on a label so that people would accept me. In her case, it was the lesbian label, in my case, it was the straight label. Also, the beautiful feeling that your love could be from either gender was something i felt too, but i was too worried about what people would think of me to fully enjoy that feeling. And the feeling that you do not belong anywhere, at least in my case, was pretty strong, because i could not identify with the community i was supposed be a part of. The feeling was so strong, sometimes i started thinking that i was supposed to be a woman, and with that comes another story and all that jazz... I thought the "game" was neat and in my opinion it does a good job of showing you how a bisexual feels. I just wish it was longer, and it showed how your family feels about it and things like that, but it was cool anyway.

@CookieMonster said:

Goku.

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I only read comics when they come in those super neat editions with a whole arc in it. What are they called? Paperback? I dunno. But for me, they are way better. Better quality, they come with a full story, it's pretty amazing. I still have my Watchmen: Special Edition with me.

@Kidavenger said:

A question to people that don't like comics; do you read any books on a regular basis?

I dunno if i count, but i like to read books, specially horror and short stories. I've been trying to find a good Cyberpunk book in the local library but i still haven't found one.

@Veektarius said:

Nicolas cage as misguided psychopath is a thing of the past, I believe. The farthest off the deep end he's gone lately was Bad Lieutenant, that I can recall. @MikeGosot: seems to have a better idea, but I'd probably kill Cage in the radiation c hamber and end the movie there.

Yeah it makes more sense, but you still need to show what happens to the monkeys and the people. If that happens to Cage, i would make the monkeys kill most of the crew except the one that leads them to the exit of the lab.

@Colourful_Hippie: I don't blame you, just call me for the next project.

@paulwade1984: Now i can't help but imagine a crossover between Ben 10 and Bioshock. Also, on-topic, i'm glad that the way Ken works is... Well, working. It may not be a good business model, but at least we get good games out of it.

@paulwade1984: Kevin Levin is the name of a character in Ben 10. Maybe you were thinking about that?

No, because of the final act stuff, and because Cage is already mad when they come. I would see the movie if it goes something like that:

First 30 minutes - Cage finds the monkeys and get the crew(Which consists of more than the three guys), they study the monkeys and some of them disagree on what they should do with the monkeys(What would be the focus of the research, for example). Meanwhile, we get to see Nicolas Cage and his relationship with the monkeys.

Next 30 minutes - Cage's relationship with the monkeys start to get creepier, as he convinces the crew to do what he wants under the proposition of saving the monkeys. He talks about an abandoned project of a device that can greatly diminush the temperature of an area, to the point where they can recover the lost habitat of the monkeys. He also talks about a failed medicine project that tries to heal genetic diseases through radiation(Altering the DNA enough to the point where it becomes normal again.).

After the first hour - The projects are being realized, and Cage starts admiring the creatures to an insane point, where he actually tries to kill a scientist because one radiation experiment had gone wrong. Some of the crew start to leave, they start questioning the mission, and if they should trust Cage after all, when a scientist tries to approach him and question the decision he's been making, it's Cage Rage time.

One hour and twenty-five minutes - Cage kills the man, locks the scientists in his lab, and tries to use the freezing device while hunting his crew. He also frees the monkeys in the lab to make things more interesting. When he notices he is going to die because of the temperature, he tries to enter the radiation machine...

One hour and forty-five minutes - Mutant Cage hunts the rest of the scientists when they are trying to escape, some of them die because of the temperature. Cage hunts and kills every single scientist, but he notices he can't escape the lab and save the monkeys. The monkeys get pissed and kill him while the temperature is still getting lower and lower...

Two hours and five minutes - Cut to military crew trying to find any survivors. They find the lab and eventually enter it, to find out that every monkey froze. Zoom to a monkey. He moves his finger.

ENDINGS CREDITS WITH VANILLA ICE.

There you go. Fuck the typos, it's 1 AM in here and i'm tired.

@Godlyawesomeguy said:

Journey, Demon's Souls, or, dare I say, Heavy Rain. There are a lot of them, suffice it to say.

Anybody want to send me a copy of Uncharted?

EDIT: God of War III, anybody?

Hey, i said God Of War III! And i think another duder said it too!

@xMrSunshine said:

Persona 5, a modern military FPS where you S. Link with your guns. Ranking up gets you unlocks like a red dot sight and a silencer. Now you can romance your AK-47 but watch our or the M4 might get jealous resulting in a reversed S. Link that then causes the gun to jam more when used.

You know, Catherine was supposed to be a story about war. And i still want to see Atlus telling a story about war...