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And every other post before I contributed has you reacting negatively to people responding to said post which shows you are not actually receptive to 'debates' as you so kindly put it. There is literally no point to this because people have their OWN subjective views as to why they think the voice acting is good or bad. You aren't asking for people's thoughts you just wanted to incite a flame war so you can pat yourself on the back.
And even with people disagreeing with you it seems that didn't go well as you're obviously not open to other peoples views of the acting:
This is clearly another one of these obnoxious posts where you feel like you're the only one in the right instead of acknowledging that your opinion is not factual and it isn't other peoples responsibility to refute and try change your mind on something you're set in stone with.
I've had my point proven as to why I shouldn't care because you've acted exactly how I expected you would. Anyway toodles, hopefully next time you engage in a discussion board you're receptive and open to other peoples comments.
Well, I don't want to spoil but Silent Hill touches many aspects like sins and immoral things, example is Angela and her father abusive relation, murder, lust etc.
Well in the original version it's even much more evident and present thanks to James's questioning his own moral code. Yes that is what I mainly miss from the original and these were my favourite moments, I will try avoiding spoiling anything who will read but like when James said "me? No, I..... I would never kill myself." or "I killed a human being, a human being...." which is connected to some events you probably know and added a lot of depth to the character. Remember the scene with the doctor when James talks to him and lashes at him angrily for not being able to help Mary? I bet most of you didn't even know about such scenes in the game. Yeah, they cut all of it, all my favourite scenes which ironically I remembered the most from the game and all about James and adding to his character, I was very dissapointed.
What Moral code are you talking about, the whole story is how guilt can effect a person. Plus when he said that it was without knowing what he did. Plus this is ignoring one of the ending the player can get.
The message can be easily missed in the original as well.
You can't seem to answer these questions because outside of line delivery at certain points its the same. So with knowing how the narrative in the remake plays out you find James boring now.
Also pretty sure James get angry and sad in the remake again boils down to delivery which again the original isn't amazing either only a few select lines.
It's known silent hill 2 is full of cheesy lines doesn't mean it's intended to be humorous. The tone of the entire game is grey if anything they stick out more in terms of tone.