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When you say directly in their face I didn’t see this - how do you get that to work?
Do you find shake camera horror films scarier than just still shot ones?
Have you ever watched kpop? Sometimes they have "fixed" version where the camera doesn't move and 'moving" version where the camera highlights the main person who is singing.
If previously i enjoyed a kpop song at 20%, now its more like 95% with moving camera. It's not about swinging the camera around but the effect, you the consumer, perceives from it.
It was a metaphor. i feel like I'm the referee, being in their space.
Sensitive much? Was a legit Q..
What are you talking about? I answered the question. You're definitely overreacting to something that didn't exist.
You asked how is a 3rd person camera any different. I provided an example.
You asked how to get in their face when you couldn't find the option. I explained it was a metaphor.
What part came across as defensive? I re-read it and all I did was answer a question.
If you're wondering what I would see as 'defensive', I would say something like "it's so f-ing obvious bro, really?' or something more subtle would be 'There are only 3 options. If you didn't find it, it could also be a metaphor, right? Just look. It's not that hard'
In both cases, i'm being really obvious that you didn't pay attention. So I'm confused by response to my response, and if you'd like to clarify, I'd appreciate that.
Yea my bad - that’s issue with text i can read it how my mind is reading it lol. Was prob me being defensive. I think I read your reply and it was kind of like answering a Q with a Q. The first quoted response I was expecting you to say how *you liked it vs a lecture. 2nd response you did say why *you liked it.
All good though thanks for clarifying intention. In the end I was really just trying to replicate the same feel you’re having because I love the immersion also.