CommanderPro100 wrote:

Destructoid wrote:

CLgaming wrote: available is a hard word to type.

How... old are you?

He's 12.

Wow, Not meaning to insult here but it is a known fact that most people nowadays can hardly spell, Go ahead and check on Facebook or Twitter, I know many Adults who cannot spell, This morning i was looking to see which school's were off, and one school had put "Closed Today due to that it is ICEY", When it is spelled "Icy" ^^

lololord wrote:Wow, Not meaning to insult here but it is a known fact that most people nowadays can hardly spell, Go ahead and check on Facebook or Twitter, I know many Adults who cannot spell, This morning i was looking to see which school's were off, and one school had put "Closed Today due to that it is ICEY", When it is spelled "Icy" ^^

It makes sense to not use proper grammar on Facebook, Twitter, or when your talking to your friends, but when your making things like trailers or promotional art you actually have to use proper grammar.

I was giving Facebook/Twitter as an example.

Personally...I don't approve of making a video about each entity...it gives new people TOO MUCH information, the one things that Humans fear the most...is the unknown, if you tell them everything there is they won't be as terrified :/ The reason why Dead Space can never scare me is because they have TOO MANY trailers...they practically show everything that's in the game :/

A Hideous Beast wrote:Personally...I don't approve of making a video about each entity...it gives new people TOO MUCH information, the one things that Humans fear the most...is the unknown, if you tell them everything there is they won't be as terrified :/ The reason why Dead Space can never scare me is because they have TOO MANY trailers...they practically show everything that's in the game :/

This. If anything, in a trailer for CB, I think showing the entities less would make it all more interesting. Say, look on the 2 trailers for Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. You hardly see the monster, only hearing its terrifying squeals from afar, and seeing a gaunt hand around a grate once; this, in my opinion, is more terrifying than seeing the pig monster barreling at you at the end of the trailer, simply because it makes me wonder; what the hell does it look like? What am I scared of?

Omniary wrote:

A Hideous Beast wrote:Personally...I don't approve of making a video about each entity...it gives new people TOO MUCH information, the one things that Humans fear the most...is the unknown, if you tell them everything there is they won't be as terrified :/ The reason why Dead Space can never scare me is because they have TOO MANY trailers...they practically show everything that's in the game :/

This. If anything, in a trailer for CB, I think showing the entities less would make it all more interesting. Say, look on the 2 trailers for Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs. You hardly see the monster, only hearing its terrifying squeals from afar, and seeing a gaunt hand around a grate once; this, in my opinion, is more terrifying than seeing the pig monster barreling at you at the end of the trailer, simply because it makes me wonder; what the hell does it look like? What am I scared of?

That image is perfect...

CommanderPro100 wrote:

lololord wrote:Wow, Not meaning to insult here but it is a known fact that most people nowadays can hardly spell, Go ahead and check on Facebook or Twitter, I know many Adults who cannot spell, This morning i was looking to see which school's were off, and one school had put "Closed Today due to that it is ICEY", When it is spelled "Icy" ^^

It makes sense to not use proper grammar on Facebook, Twitter, or when your talking to your friends, but when your making things like trailers or promotional art you actually have to use proper grammar.

I always try to do proper grammar, unless I'm in a hurry. For the spelling bee test at my school, I got 45 out of 50 and a lot of my friend said they were lucky to get half. Hhuhhhgagga

CommanderPro100 wrote:

Destructoid wrote:

CLgaming wrote: available is a hard word to type.

How... old are you?

He's 12.

(No offence, SFK.)

HE'S TWELVE?

CLGAMING IS FRICKING TWELVE?!

m'kay, and also, nou offense taken.