/lit/ - Literature

Have you guys played Disco Elysium ?
I think the makers of the game came to the same conclusion as you guys. They just made one of the most literary games out there and luckily it was a hit.

I know that I'm writing to learn how to make a story, but the future is in games. Depending on what you aim (impact, money, fame, stability, fun,...) but for me, storytelling can mold itself in different forms.

Like, this tiktok.
https://twitter.com/hilaryagro/status/1643981590354350088
Tell me it isn't the work of someone talented. It uses the medium to push a message, which is the goal of art IMO.

If you just want to "write" because you like the medium, fine. But since you know no one is reading, don't go in it expecting "that" type of success. You can have satisfaction, but being sad about this is like being sad about not being able to be a milkman or whatever.

>>20190107
>Scrolling through /lit/, you find a Disco Elysium thread. Most curious...
>RHETORIC: - "This game is quite interesting, from what we heard about it."
>VOLITION: - "That's a vidya, this thread should be elsewhere. So should we, for that matter."
>ENDURANCE: - "We gotta remind these cucked communards that they are not welcome here. Come one, Just a light tap."
1. "I want that blond girl to sit on my face so badly bros"
2. [Rhetoric: Easy] "The devs of this game are unironic Communist devil worshipers. You have a taste for troon nigger dicks, don't you, shill?"
3. [Drama: Medium] [Lie] "I played it as soon as I possibly could, about a week after release, bitch. It's overhyped, overrated, and was falsely advertised. It sucks as an RPG, and every element of the story is unremarkable."
4. [Volition: Impossible] Close the tab and find something better to do [Leave].