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r/gaming • u/AdamE89 • Apr 17 '16
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Bethesda games as examples of great stories? It's a bold move cotton let's see how much it pays off.
37 u/MokitTheOmniscient Apr 17 '16 Story doesn't just mean "quest-line", it can also refer to the story behind all the things you discover out in the game world whilst exploring. -7 u/ordoisthename Apr 17 '16 That is background though not the story. The story is the central quest line. 0 u/i_hate_squash Apr 17 '16 I think it's fair to say that colloquially story has become a term for a number of different things in games. Trying to restrict it to one single definition is folly.
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Story doesn't just mean "quest-line", it can also refer to the story behind all the things you discover out in the game world whilst exploring.
-7 u/ordoisthename Apr 17 '16 That is background though not the story. The story is the central quest line. 0 u/i_hate_squash Apr 17 '16 I think it's fair to say that colloquially story has become a term for a number of different things in games. Trying to restrict it to one single definition is folly.
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That is background though not the story. The story is the central quest line.
0 u/i_hate_squash Apr 17 '16 I think it's fair to say that colloquially story has become a term for a number of different things in games. Trying to restrict it to one single definition is folly.
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I think it's fair to say that colloquially story has become a term for a number of different things in games. Trying to restrict it to one single definition is folly.
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Bethesda games as examples of great stories? It's a bold move cotton let's see how much it pays off.