So /v/, how do you prioritize gameplay, story, and graphics?
>>341712205
God tier
Gameplay > everything else
Shit tier
Anything > gameplay
It's a fucking video game. Go watch a movie or read a book if you want story.
>>341712205
Gameplay, motivation, and then graphics.
>>341712205
I prefer Story>Gameplay>Graphics personally. Gameplay>Story>Graphics is a close second.
>>341712606
You appear to be mad.
>>341712205
You need a combination of all elements to achieve a perfect game, but at the end of the day you are playing a video game and not reading a book or watching a film.
The interaction between the player (and his ability to be immersed and relate to the character they play as) combined with the actual design of your game (open-ended RPG, first-person-shooter with branching story a la Black Ops 2, etc.) you can tell an amazing story like a film or book without the need for lackluster or otherwise boring gameplay like Gone Home or The Order.
I would say Red Dead Redemption is a great example of the best parts of games and their ability to achieve player continuity to the game world.
>>341712205
story>graphics>gameplay
so witcher 3? why is it in the mediocre tier?
its a 9/10 a least
>>341712205
Atmosphere > Story > Everything else.
Gameplay > Atmosphere > whatever
>>341714364
Nice bait
>>>/tv/
What's wrong with wanting good graphics?
It's a VIDEO game, unnaceptable to skimp out on one of the most important aspects.
>>341712606
But in a videogame you're interacting directly in the story, so you feel thar you're a part of it, not just being a mere observer. Especially true when it's a game with multiple choices and endings.
Gameplay should always be first no matter what
Everything else is pretty much up in the air
Sound > Gameplay > Graphics
Everything else is unimportant
Characterization > Story
Music & Sound Design > Graphics
Freedom & Power = Limitations & Challenge (just depends on the game)
