Re:One Doom fan, 300 hours, and one gargantuan level
by ehnto on Tuesday October 25, 2016 @02:32AM
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I feel stronger levels of immersion where I can do anything I can think up with the environment rather that it just looking really good.
If that means having less objects to interact with but I can interact with them all, then it feels like I have real control and consequence in the world.
Moving my laser gattling gun in Fallout 4 up onto a table feels immersive. Not being able to navigate a small rock barrier breaks that.
I imagine for me that it is easier to suspend my disbelief when the world feels real rather than when it looks real.
If that means having less objects to interact with but I can interact with them all, then it feels like I have real control and consequence in the world.
Moving my laser gattling gun in Fallout 4 up onto a table feels immersive. Not being able to navigate a small rock barrier breaks that.
I imagine for me that it is easier to suspend my disbelief when the world feels real rather than when it looks real.