Well 1. This game is actually kinda funny at times (unlike forspoken) and 2. This game in general takes itself a lot less seriously than forspoken, which makes the dialogue more bearable I guess.

Because this game isn't trying to take itself seriously

well I can see the 1. being true since this one doens't overstay as much their welcome, but this game has a genuine story with a message trying to be said, so 2. really comes less like "it's a joke game" and more like "I don't have confidence in what I am writing so I am going to be really self aware", which is the main problem with MCU writing to begin with.

quer narrativa, vai ler livro então.

obrigado pela opinião totalmente pertinente LarsGamer7

Deflecting with a "this doesn't take itself seriously" when one of the most praised aspects is that it actually does, right down to having a straight Xenogears reference, is somethin

Anyway, I'm still confused as to why people are hyping this game up to hell and back when it looks incredibly mediocre and benign, but I think it has something to do with presentation. HFR is set within a cartoony world with clear over-the-top moments and references, but doing it all earnestly and in a "Saturday morning cartoon" way as some have been putting it. Compare that to Forspoken where everyone BUT the MC in a realistic looking world is playing it as legit as they can.