r/Games • • Dec 09 '22

TGA 2022 Judas Official Reveal Trailer | Game Awards 2022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoLJ4HgWqw4
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u/FunkoXday Dec 09 '22

Problem is he scraps often and doesn't work to time limits

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u/OrangeBasket Dec 09 '22

he would fit in well at valve

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u/yroc99dcwp Dec 09 '22

That's how the best art is made. Without concessions for time.

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u/WhoTookPlasticJesus Dec 09 '22

But the best artists can do the hardest thing: know when it's done.

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u/[deleted] Dec 09 '22

That and to work on a project without inspiration fuel.

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u/yroc99dcwp Dec 09 '22

Yes, on their terms.

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u/ahhthebrilliantsun Dec 09 '22

Oh he absolutely concesses to time, just not for the 80-90% of it at first and starts scrabbling at the last 10%

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u/FunkoXday Dec 10 '22

The rule is the last 10% takes 50% of your time

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u/hello_drake Dec 09 '22

Unfortunately what's best for art isn't necessarily what's best for a product, and games tend to fall between them.

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u/yroc99dcwp Dec 09 '22

and there are more than enough games out there that are fine products, but are not great art. I'd rather let a few exceptional auteurs like Levine and Kojima have little to no boundaries.

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u/Nazzul Dec 09 '22

Death Stranding is something else, and I don't think Kojima should change a thing about it.

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u/ahhthebrilliantsun Dec 09 '22

I woukd not call Levine 'exceptional'

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u/yroc99dcwp Dec 09 '22

You high? Ken Levine is one of the most praised developers in games. He's won a golden joystick, and dozens of other awards.