I understand if Berserk isn't for everyone, but the implication that all of the most horrific and shocking scenes are meant to be 'entertainment for sickos' shows not only poor understanding of the story, but also a near-illiteracy for media comprehension
HDoomguy
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HDoom creator, sprite artist, horror fan
Additional Art for Ion Fury, ROTT:LE, others
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backup: @hdoomguy2 (pfp: @lemyzest)
Joined June 2016
- a freak virus has turned the entire world into steaming hot sex maniacs ready to fuck almost anything that moves your only hope to survive is to layer up in as much EPIC GAMER SWAG as humanly possible, rendering yourself 100% unfuckable
- Replying to @HDoomguyPossession (1980) is a fucking INCREDIBLE movie and you know what else it is? Deeply uncomfortable, repulsive, sometimes-shocking, and miserable, and all that is used to service the message and experience the film is trying to convey. Not everything visual is for 'enjoyment'
- Replying to @HDoomguySome media isn't meant to be enjoyable at all and are trying to convey a very specific message. Berserk's philosophy lays between: everything is meant to connect you to the characters and the world, the highs of peace and action, and the lows of sickening horror and brutality
- The background is a lil simple compared to mayro and there's an extra finger but it's perfectly presentable art and has the seeds of a cute sorta Yoshi's Island-esque style thing going on. the guys in that discord are fuckin losers
- Replying to @HDoomguyIt's amazing and entertaining as a broader picture, but that doesn't inherently mean all the individual parts of the story are meant to invoke enjoyment - many parts are meant to invoke complete shock and disgust, an unforgiving reminder of what the characters are working against
- video game indie devs: *does all sorts of insanely creative and interesting shit on like a monthly basis* video game publication: "hm yes this 700-million dollar thirdperson shoot and crafty thing with the greyest graphics possible is finally pushing the medium forward......."

