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There was little doubt, as the first poll numbers started trickling in Tuesday, that Americans are angry at the cadre of House Republicans who shut down the government this week.
Here in Connecticut, there is only fringe support for the ransom-demanding Republicans. Sensible people see the political terrorism for what it is.
Imagine if things were reversed and a small group of Democrats were holding the country hostage by demanding, for instance, tough new gun laws that they don't have the votes to get through Congress.
Of course, sensible people here in the land of steady habits know you can't give in to ransom demands. The crazed Republicans now demand repeal of a law passed by Congress, signed by the president and approved by the Supreme Court.
What other things that they don't like could be next: Medicare? Social Security?
Even some moderate Connecticut Republicans might have felt a little tinge of pride, as I did, when Connecticut Rep. John Larson had a meltdown on the House floor Monday night, a short tirade that was captured in a video that then bounced all over national news websites.
"Do you stand by your country or do you want to take it down?" a red-faced Larson screamed into a microphone. He went on to suggest how simple it might be to just put it to a full vote in the House.
"Americans deserve to know where their members stand," Larson screamed.
Connecticut voters have already excised Connecticut Republicans out of their delegation to Washington. The few moderate Republicans, who were able to cling to the center and get elected, are now gone.
The only political frontier that has remained viable for state Republicans is state government. In fact, given the woeful pace of the recovery here and the arrogant stumbling of the administration of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, Republicans have reasonably been able to set their sights on reclaiming the governor's mansion.
My guess, though, is that this week's shutdown is going to have repercussions for Republicans here in Connecticut for a while, quite possibly through the next gubernatorial election.
If I were Republican Tom Foley, who has apparently set his sights on a rematch with Malloy, I would have climbed up on some rooftop Tuesday to condemn what the Republican crazies in Washington were up to.
The worrisome part of the whole shameful thing is that the Republicans most directly responsible for the shutdown come from gerrymandered districts with hard right constituencies that will welcome their representatives' tough stand on Affordable Health Care.
They are insulated from the worst of the backlash.
You don't have to go far in Connecticut these days to see Republicans retreating from the party brand, even before this week's shutdown.
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I think New London Republicans might even be better off, by way of association, taking their chances with the ransom-demanding Republicans in Washington than endorsing the rejected Democrat at home.
This is the opinion of David Collins.
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Architecture+Art: Inspiration Amplified
Architecture + Art: Inspiration Amplified is a collaboration between the National Trust for Historic Preservation and United States Artists to create a public program for the Chicago Architecture Biennial. The program is the presentation of works by two United States Artists Fellows that have been inspired by the Farnsworth House and its landscape. The two artists are Mary Ellen Childs, a musical composer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, a sculptor based in Evanston, Illinois. Installed on the north lawn, Manglano-Ovalle's sculpture, entitled Seven Thousand Cords (after Beuys), 2014 – ongoing, incorporates wood from the Farnsworth House property. An original composition by Childs will be performed by a string quartet inside Farnsworth House at 3:00 pm on the following dates: Saturday, November 14th; Sunday, November 15th; and Saturday, December 12th. Tickets to these special performance are limited. Reservations strongly suggested.
The Halloween Gathering
This powerful event will gather Chicago's vast and diverse creative communities for an all-day festival culminating with a magical nighttime parade. Drawing together world-renowned institutions including the Field Museum, The Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Columbia College Chicago and the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, as well as unique local organizations like Louder Than a Bomb, Silent Theatre Company, and guilds of artists in assorted fields, this dramatic display will activate Halloween as the "artist's holiday" along one of the most prestigious cultural avenues in the world.
Farnsworth House Sat. Evening Guided Tours
Accompany an experienced docent for a fascinating discussion and tour of the Farnsworth House and its fascinating history while the sun goes down. Farnsworth House is showcasing a new Chicago Architectural Biennial exhibit in special Saturday evening guided tours only in October. Group tours available. Private tours also available. Tickets required and reservations strongly encouraged. October 10th, 17th, and 24th at 5:30 pm.
Dennis DeYoung & the Music of Styx at the Genesee Theatre
Dennis DeYoung is a founding member of Styx and the lead singer and songwriter on seven of the bands Top Ten Hits. His live concert showcases all of the Styx greatest hits spanning the 70s, 80s and 90s, including Lady, Come Sail Away, Babe, Too Much Time on My Hands, Best of Times and Mr. Roboto.
Coronado Performing Arts Center - Menopause The Musical
Come join our sisterhood! This hilarious musical parody set to classic tunes from the '60s, '70s and '80s will have you cheering and dancing in the aisles! See what millions of women worldwide have been laughing about for over 10 years! It's the Hilarious Celebration of Women and The Change!®
The Buckinghams' The Joy of Christmas Live at the Egyptian Theatre
The Egyptian Theatre proudly presents legendary band, The Buckinghams, in an unforgettable evening, "The Joy of Christmas." Combining classic rock hits with beloved holiday songs, the Chicago natives present an evening of entertainment guaranteed to delight! You'll hear your rock favorites "Kind of a Drag," "Hey Baby, They're Playing Our Song," "Don't You Care," and more. The brass-infused rock recreates brilliant holiday memories as you'll want to sing along with the band to "White Christmas," "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," "Jingle Bell Rock." We dare you to stay in your seat when all you want to do is the Jingle Bell Rock. It's the perfect gift for loved ones, and a great way to entertain family visiting during the holidays. Take the night off and amp up your Christmas spirit with us the last Saturday before Santa shows up. Tickets are on sale now!
Brian Regan Live at the Egyptian Theatre
Brian Regan has distinguished himself as one of the premier comedians in the country. Brian's non-stop theater tour has visited more than 80 cities each year since 2005 and continues through 2015. It is the quality of his material, relatable to a wide audience and revered by his peers, which continues to grow Brian's fan base. The perfect balance of sophisticated writing and physicality, Brian Regan consistently fills theaters nationwide with fervent fans that span generations. Presented by: Live Nation. Reserved Tickets $43.00. Tickets are on sale now!
BMO Harris Bank Center - Disney on Ice Presents Treasure Trove
Disney On Ice presents Treasure Trove sets the gold standard with a magical medley of Disney tales in one jam-packed ice show that commemorates the legacy of Disney animated films. Get tangled up in Disney's 50th animated feature with Rapunzel and Flynn and enter the worlds of your other favorite Disney princesses -Tiana, Cinderella, Jasmine, Ariel, Sleeping Beauty, Belle, Mulan and of course, the one who started it all, Snow White. Ahoy, Mateys! Set sail with Peter Pan, the always sassy Tinker Bell and the cantankerous Captain Hook and his pirate pals on an adventure beyond NeverLand! Trek the wilds of Africa with Simba, Nala, Pumbaa and Timon as they discover the true meaning of the 'Circle of Life.' Tick-Tock! Tick-Tock! Don't be late to a very important date with Alice and the Mad Hatter as they march with the Queen of Hearts' Army of Cards. Set a playdate with Woody and Buzz Lightyear because the toys are back in town. Relive magical moments in this ultimate Disney animation celebration coming to Rockford!
Mariachi Divas at the James Lumber Center
Directed and founded by trumpet player Cindy Shea in 1999, the Mariachi Divas have made big waves on the national and international music scene. Winners of two Grammy® Awards, this all-female Mariachi group brings new meaning to the genre with their multi-cultural, eclectic and innovative sound.
Prairie on State Wine Cellars
Visit Prairie on State Wine Cellars, a Prairie State Winery tasting room, in downtown Sycamore. The tasting room invites you to sample many of the award-winning wines from PSW, shop for unique gifts or enjoy a glass of wine with a Nosh plate that you create yourself. Also features a weekend music schedule.
Luma - Art in Darkness at the James Lumber Center
Take the giant leap into a surreal world of light, color and motion where thinking stops and astonishment begins. This exhilarating light spectacle uses the dark as the canvas and light as the brush to create colorful illusions. It is an experience that will leave you mesmerized and full of wonder.
Step Back Into a 1950s Christmas Exhibit
Decorated in vintage Christmas, including Gurley Candles, rotating metal Black Forest Green tree. A nostalgic look at Christmas Past. Call or check website to verify dates. By appointment; call about regular hours.
CITY:Park Forest
Jim Brickman at the James Lumber Center
Music lovers will experience the sounds of award-winning hit-maker, pianist and recording artist Jim Brickman as he brings one of the most entertaining and romantic concert events of the year. With four of his albums certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America, Brickman has become the most commercially successful instrumental pop pianist of the last three decades. Overall, he's sold more than 7 million albums.
A Christmas Carol at Covered Bridge Children's Theater
Covered Bridge Children's Theater presents a production of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. A non musical holiday favorite for all ages. F 6PM; Sa 4:30PM; Su 2PM.
CITY:Tinley Park
Winter Wonderland Festival
Enjoy a horse & carriage ride through the Festival of Lights, great food, shopping, pictures with Santa, cookie decorating, hot chocolate, crafts, a present for every child and so much more.
Oh Ho Ho Holy Night
An original Christmas comedy musical, featuring songs from some of your favorite Christmas carols. F-Sa 7:30PM; Su 2PM.
CITY:Orland Park
Comedy Improv & Open Mic Night
Kidz On The Bridge & Graffiti On The Fourth Wall comedy improv troupes will perform, then Open Mic with singers, comics, magicians, dancers and more.
CITY:Tinley Park
Broadway at the Coronado - The Illusionists
This mind blowing spectacular showcases the jaw dropping talents of the most incredible Illusionists on earth. The show has shattered box office records across the globe and dazzles audiences of all ages with a powerful mix of the most outrageous and astonishing acts ever to be seen on stage. This non-stop show is packed with thrilling and sophisticated magic of unprecedented proportions. To purchase tickets or for more information, call 815-968-0595 or Visit the BMO Harris Bank Center Box Office located at 300 Elm Street, Rockford, IL 61101.
28th Annual Jazz Festival
An annual two-day festival including a concert featuring top jazz artists and two days of instrumental clinics for local junior high and high school musicians.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Manual Cinema's Lula Del Ray at the James Lumber Center
Set in the mid-century American Southwest and inspired by the music of Hank Williams, Roy Orbison and Patsy Cline, Lula del Ray is a mythic reinvention of the classic coming-of-age story. Using overhead projectors, multiple screens, paper puppets, actors live feed cameras and a live band, Manual Cinema transforms the experience of attending the cinema and instills it with liveness, ingenuity and theatricality.
Collectible Toy Show
Find all the old collectible toys that you can never find anymore! 9AM-2PM. November 8th & December 20th, start your Christmas shopping now!
CITY:Oak Forest
The Peking Acrobats 30th Anniversary Tour at the James Lumber Center
The Peking Acrobats continue to entertain audiences of all ages with their daring maneuvers atop a precarious pagoda of chairs, tick-cycling, precision tumbling and gymnastics. They are guaranteed to keep audiences laughing and smiling as they sit on the edge of their seats!
Chicago Gospel Lunch Cruises - Spirit of Chicago
Gather the family at Navy Pier for an inspirational afternoon. Enjoy live entertainment, an all-you-can-eat-buffet, and good fellowship. Come aboard and enjoy the most entertaining lunchtime experience in Chicago featuring our Lunch Buffet! This two-hour cruise along Chicago's magnificent lakefront is perfect for an afternoon getaway.
Leave no child inside, family fun day!
Spend some time outside with the kids and have fun with our naturalists. Enjoy activities and games, an obstacle course, nature scavenger hunt and more.
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Achbeag is a traditional croft house located in the small hamlet of Fearnamore on the Applecross Peninsula. The property has been renovated to a high standard and makes an ideal base for exploring the Applecross and Torridon areas.
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An Airidh is a new property not far from Dunvegan. The property has been equipped and furnished to a high standard, including a master bedroom with an en-suite wet room. The property enjoys stunning views across to the peaks of the Cullin.
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An Slinnean sits in an elevated position and enjoys panoramic views across to the Trotternish Ridge and out across to Staffin Bay. This unique cottage is tastefully furnished and beatifully styled in a vintage theme. An ideal base for a Skye holiday.
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Price range: £425 - £750
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Sleeps: 2, Pets: No Pets
Ardrannach is situated just a few minutes drive from the pretty town of Portree on the island's east coast. The property is sitauted in a quiet spot with stunning views across the surrounding hills and countryside. An ideal base for exploring the island.
Price range: £365 - £625
Sleeps: 5, Pets: 2
Aros Beag formerly a stables and coach house retains many of its original features. It is well equipped to provide luxury accommodation in its own grounds next to the River Fillan. It is ideal for exploring Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park.
Price range: £295 - £620
Aros nan Aisling (Dwelling of Dreams) was completed in 2013. Its design is based on a traditional Hebridean longhouse and modern architectural thinking. Tastefully furnished throughout the property makes an ideal base for exploring the Assynt area.
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Price range: £790 - £1020
Sleeps: 8, Pets: No Pets
Askival is located in a fabulous position in the small crofting township of Portuairk. It is adjacent to the shore of a super sandy beach which continues into Sanna Bay, and enjoys panoramic views to Rum, Muck, Eigg and Skye.
Price range: £470 - £785
Sleeps: 6, Pets: 1
Balachladdich is a traditional country house, situated just twenty minutes from the City of Inverness.The property overlooks the waters of the Cromarty Firth and it's position would make an ideal base for exploring the Highlands further.
Price range: £825 - £930
Balmachree is situated on the south side of Loch Ness and provides self catering for the larger family. Ideal for the outdoor enthusiast with opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing and wildlife spotting.
Price range: £420 - £815
Sleeps: 8, Pets: 3
Barn Cottage is a quality 5 star conversion of a 200 year old barn. It is located in breathtaking countryside with an abundance of wildlife. There are numerous activities locally to make the most of the Perthshire countryside.
Price range: £555 - £685
Bayside Cottage has been recently renovated and is only a few feet from the sea shore. The cottage provides comfortable accommodation with an open fire and offers views across the Inner Sound. It is well suited to explore the Applecross peninsula.
Price range: £425 - £660
Beach Lodge is located in a secluded shoreline location overlooking Labrax Bay. The property a former Victorian Bathing Lodge has been extensively renovated, and with direct access to the beach the house is ideal for the pet owner.
Price range: £685 - £1095
Sleeps: 6, Pets: 2
Beech Lodge is situated not far from the village of Beauly and the City of Inverness. The property enjoys uninterrupted views of the Beauly Firth and Ben Wyvis. Tastefully furnished and equipped to a high standard, the property would make an ideal base.
Price range: £400 - £610
Braehead Steading is located in the picturesque village of Ballater, which is in the heart of Royal Deeside. The area offers some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland and makes a perfect base for exploring this area further.
Price range: £745 - £1250
Sleeps: 8, Pets: 1
Burnside Cottage of Geddes dates back the 1800c and although renovated retains much of the original character, it has been beautifully finished inside and provides a delightful self catering cottage with plenty of outdoor activities locally.
Price range: £360 - £630
Callakille is a traditional croft cottage situated in a secluded spot on the Applecross peninsula. The property has been tastefully furnished, and offers dramatic scenery and the chance to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the region.
Price range: £475 - £760
Cameron's Cottage is a unique barn conversion, well equipped and tastefully furnished with an eclectic mix of modern and traditional furniture. It's location makes it an ideal base for exploring the quiet and unspoilt south side of Loch Ness.
Price range: £450 - £795
Carn Loch Cottage is situated in an elevated position with magnificent views over the Strathnairn countryside. An ideal base for exploring the South side of Loch Ness and the greater Highland region including the City of Inverness.
Price range: £375 - £695
The Cattle Shed is a recently renovated property situated within the Cairngorms National Park. It has been tastefully furnished in a contemporary style and is equipped to a high standard. Its situation makes it an ideal base for exploring this area.
Price range: £365 - £535
Sleeps: 2, Pets: 1
Cedar Cottage is located in a fantastic woodland setting just four miles from the small town of Forres in Morayshire. The peaceful location of this makes it ideal for the walker or pet owner with forestry walks and trails on your doorstep.
Price range: £375 - £495
Sleeps: 4, Pets: 2
Ceol-na-Mara is located on the shores of Loch Kishorn offering uninterrupted views of the area. The beauty of the Western Highlands is on your doorstep making it an ideal centre for boating, fishing, walking, wildlife spotting, cycling or relaxing.
Price range: £355 - £580
Charleston is a spacious detached property in an elevated location in Stratherrick. It offers breathtaking views of the Monadhliath mountains and Loch Farraline. It makes a great base to explore the quiet and unspoiled south side of Loch Ness.
Price range: £385 - £755
Sleeps: 6, Pets: 3
Christies is a traditional property located in the small hamlet of Scourie More in North West Sutherland. Sitting in an elevated coastal position overlooking the sands of Scourie beach and the bay below. An ideal base with village amenities close by.
Price range: £450 - £685
Cluny Croft is in an elevated position with panoramic views across the upper Spey Valley to the surrounding hills and mountains it offers comfortable accommodation with an open fire. There are endless opportunities to tour the area.
Price range: £375 - £625
Sleeps: 5, Pets: 1
The Coach House occupies the upper floor of the former stables and livery block. The huge picture window in the lounge offers stunning views of Loch Ness. There are numerous walks directly from the property to make the most of this stunning area.
Price range: £480 - £530
Courtyard Cottage No 3 - Riverside is a delightful cottage set within the Abbey grounds. The cottage has been furnished and equipped to a high standard and from the patio area at the front of the cottage you can enjoy the view down to the river.
Price range: £497 - £875
Courtyard Cottage No 5 - Garden Cottage is one of the twelve cottages building on what would have been the Monk's garden. The cottage is comfortably furnished and makes a very relaxing place to stay. The shores of Loch Ness are just a short walk.
Price range: £437 - £798
Courtyard Cottage No 8 - Robinson is a beautiful property situated on the site of the original Monk's garden. The property has been well furnished and is ideally located in a separate and private area away from the main Abbey complex.
Creag nah Iolaire has the most breathtaking view of Loch Ness. A detached property perched high on the hill above Drumnadrochit, where you can enjoy the local amenities. The cottage is set on a working farm and popular horse riding centre.
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Holding Out for a Hero
Yeah, it's Bonnie Tyler in a post about Duke Nukem, sue me.
I currently type this on Notepad, sitting in my same old cubicle doing my same old boring routine while dreaming about doing anything other than this trollop. I mention this only to give context to what I'm about to say.
Where the hell have all the action heroes gone? Not just in video games--although this is the major point of discussion--but everywhere? Where are the Arnolds or the Stallones? For that matter, where are the Duke Nukem's?
"Gone," most would say, with a pleasant smile and a wicked gleam in their eyes. "All Gone"
After all, the Action Hero by definition isn't much of a character, is it? It's not somebody we can relate to on an emotional level, and really by its very nature, it certainly dismantles the Games As Art Movement. the GAAM is a fickle beast--one often championed by those who would relish the sight of Madden or NBA Live or MLB The Show disappear into the ether. It is also championed by people like myself, who want to see this medium move ahead but are not so pretentious as to believe that games like Madden and Call of Duty are without merit. It may not be
merit like, say, Bioshock, or (like most believe) Shadow of the Colossus, but there is merit to these mass-consumption games.
I'm getting off on a tangent, so please bear with me while I try to make a coherent point.
The Action Hero is important. Most people decry games like Gears of War as a chest-beating male power fantasy like it's a bad thing. I'm here to say, it's really not, and without positive male enforcement in your life it can get pretty bad--but I'm getting too far ahead of myself. So in trying to surmise the point I'm making in my final paragraph, I'll take you on the journey I experienced to get here.
This man was one of my heroes.
I was a young boy when I first saw Arnold Schwarzenegger. I thought his Austrian accent was totally bad ass, I loved his body (in a totally not gay way) in the sense that it was something I aspired to be. Guys like him and Stallone were take-no-shit bad asses who would do anything it took to get the job done. In essence, these individuals on film represented masculinity in its purest, most testosterone-driven form. No one can deny seeing any of these action movies and thinking "I'd love to be John McClane for one day". Just to be able to have that confidence, bravado, and assuredness that the day will be won, and you
get the pretty girl.
For me, Action Heroes are important to young males. They're important in helping to build an image of masculinity, and the lack of exposure to, quite frankly, shit blowing up, guns being fired, and cheesy one liners is detrimental, I believe. Back in previous generations, most men grew up to
men because of their fathers. That strong, masculine presence helped shape and define them, but for children of my generation I don't think that's really the case. By the time we came into this world, men were disappearing. I don't mean that in some Collectors sense, but in the sense that, in brutal truth, most boys of my generation grew up fatherless and with only one parent or, at worst, with a stepfather who didn't give a shit.
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I'm not going to bore you with psychoanalytical bullshit, because that's not the point. The point is to discuss and lament the loss of the Action Hero.
So with that context in mind, fatherless and with a young mother taking care of her young boy, the only real way I could get any sort of masculine influence was through movies, television, and video games. I've said this many times and, no matter how sad you think it is, much of my morality is derived straight from the mouth of Optimus Prime. That cartoon robot was, as pathetic as it may sound, my role model. He was everything I aspired to be.
As I came to own my first console (an NES), I came to appreciate the other aspects of masculinity, and not just the unwavering steadiness that guys like Arnold and Optimus represented. I appreciated that body type didn't really matter as much as character did. Strength in character was perhaps the most important thing to learn. I learned it from guys like Mario Mario, who were fat, pudgy, Italian, hairy, and still as valid a hero as guys like Duke from G.I. Joe.
And so with this journey well underway, let's fastforward to 1997.
Duke Nukem. Perhaps gaming's first and only Action Hero. Sure we've blown up demons on Mars, we've dethroned tyrants in forgotten lands, and by this point we've saved the Princess three or four times... but there was something different about Duke, something special.
For me, and many young boys like me, The Duke represented something that was out of reach. Something that was
to what not only games, but our educations had been teaching us. The Duke was foul-mouthed, he was cocky, arrogant, self-righteous, a bastard, and he had
gotten the girl... or girls. He was the most cock-sure sonofabitch in the known world, and the alien scum were damn sure going to pay for shooting down his ride.
The thing about Duke that separates him from the pack is that he's his own character. He is not a guy you take the role of. He is not a guy who is an empty vessel, a conduit into the world of strippers and grainy, pixelated, two-frame skin-flicks. He was his own man, and even though you controlled his actions, it never
that way. If anything, you as the player felt like the sidekick. The Kurt Russel to that chinese guy's kung fu in Big Trouble in Little China. You were the silent guy hovering just behind The Duke, waiting for him to blow the guts and snot out of alien pigs hilariously dressed as LA Cops. We would laugh and listen as The Duke cracked wise about the OJ Simpson chase on television, we would quietly smile with glee when we gave strippers money for some glorious pixelated boobies. We were, in essence, not being "bad" men, we were instead watching
someone else
be a bad man.
And add to all of that, Duke Nukem was
If your parents knew about it, if they had an
of its subject matter, it was not going to happen. You Would Not Play It no matter how much you whined or protested. It was not good for you, and that only strengthened its allure.
So what then, is to become of this character? This true character? Apparently nothing, if current press is to be believed. I doubt it, personally.
The reason I say that Duke Nukem is the only true action hero of gaming is because there is no other like him. Some would argue Gordon Freeman, or The Doom Guy, or even Nathan Drake are Action Heroes--but they aren't. They are either soulless vessels with no personality, or they are written as rogues with a heart of gold (and voiced by Nolan fuckin' North). The Duke wasn't like that. He was a chauvenist pig, he was a creep, but he was a
creep. He was a walking, talking, Action Hero cliche that spoke to us with often stolen one-liners and cheesy commentary. All of this wrapped up in satisfying FPS gameplay, and it's easy to see why Duke Nukem had (and still has) the impact it does on gamers.
Contrast this with guys like Soap from the Modern Warfare series, and the two do not compare. Soap is a soulless vessel, even in MW2. He has lines, and one hell of a cool accent, but he does not have character. He does not speak to us, or through us. He is instead, a hollow husk that we climb into and bomb around for a few hours every other year.
And yet I still keep coming back to Duke. When I think of Duke Nukem Forever, or when I think of Duke Nukem 3D or the mediocre N64/PS1 games, I think not of "becoming" The Duke. I think, instead, of joining my favourite Action Hero for one more adventure together. And that's the key difference between the Action Hero and the shells of a character like Link of
fame. While true they do have names, and people react to them as if they are real, they
while The Duke soldiers on, offering his hand to pick you up from your life of mediocrity and insecurity to--if not become, then most certainly join the Action Hero as his sidekick. And that's okay with me.
Sometimes I don't need to be the focus of attention. It's great to venture into Ferelden and fell the Darkspawn with my dog's stench. It's also great to hop on Goombas with my Lugz and red overalls. Hell, sometimes it's even great to just sit in Azeroth and soak it all in... all those players in their own, unfolding stories... but there is something undeniably magical about taking on the role of the Sidekick, of being next to the Action Hero, if only to say when the credits roll "I was there. I stood (played) next to greatness, and I saw it all."
Action Heroes are important, not just because they can give guys like me something to aspire to be, but also because they can also be a manly guide to help you come to terms with who you are, what you're going to be, and what you'll never become. I can say that The Duke helped me through all of that stuff, and it wasn't because I played as him for awhile, it was because, somewhere in my overactive imagination, we had become good friends, and I always eagerly await an adventure with a good friend.
on 04.05.2010
In my last blog, I took issue with Japanese roleplaying games. This one's a bit different.
Something has piqued my interest on the Western front. I (or is it me? It's early, it's Monday, stfu) being a big fan of Western RPGs, I do wonder about BioWare. I obviously love their stuff, even if my fanboyism with the BW Boys only came about after playing Jade Empire for twenty minutes at a friend's house. And I have to admit, I liked it. I however never bought a copy, and my Fanboyism didn't reach critical mass until I played the RPG de jour Mass Effect way back on release day in 2007. My deep, dark, shameful secret?
I played it because I heard you could have sex in it.
This is something I've never told anyone--I may have hinted at it in conversation, but I don't think I've ever outright admitted it. It's a shameful truth, and one I have to say will haunt me for a long time. But it is true. I heard nothing of Mass Effect but "You can have hot alien blue sex" and I was sold. Maybe this is betraying my Games As Art honourary membership, but I do wonder just how many others are out there like me. Who don't get laid very often, whose contact with the opposite sex is awkward at best, and who seeks sexual fulfillment with palm in hand. Okay, too graphic, but you get my point.
That however, is not the point of this... blog. Things eventually turned around. I've got a girlfriend now and, while infrequent, sexual intercourse is still better than masturbation. Again, too graphic, but whatever.
The point I'm getting at, is that I'm not who I was merely two years ago (or now three? I'm terrible with numbers). I'm different. I've had time to delve into many BioWare games since. Everything from Baldur's Gate to Neverwinter Nights 2, I've even tried out Knights of the Old Republic--though I found it bland due to its Star Wars license.
What I'm driving at amidst this cacophony of rambling nonsense, I suppose, is that I've grown to appreciate BioWare's succinct and sharp writing. I've come to appreciate the worlds (or galaxies) they create, and most of all I've come to appreciate just how fine a point they put on relationships. I don't just mean the sexual kind, either.
With all that said, something about the rabid BioWare community is troubling me. It is startling to see on the Social.Bioware site just how many people are openly, shamelessly decrying the developer for being too 'tame' with their latest batch of sex scenes. Now, rewinding to 2007, I have to admit that the first Hot Alien Blue Sex I encountered was kind of a let-down. I was a horny fellow (well, still am), and I wanted to see some poorly animated, awkward, but all the same steamy sex scenes. Maybe not explicit or pornographic in nature, but what I ended up getting was a finely rendered blue arse and a rather romantic, charming subplot. This in and of itself isn't a problem, but I have to wonder... do all of these BioWare fanatics miss the point?
I have to admit, in Mass Effect, I was just trying to bone everything in sight. Picking the right options just to see if I could "Do It" with that character. It never worked, and I was upset that I could only sleep with somebody once, just once, in the entire game. In the grand scheme of things, it made sense (just as everything in a BioWare game does). Even though I had loathed Mass Effect for seducing me with its wry sex appeal, it had gotten me to stay. I was in bed with BioWare, and unlike other developers where I would quietly dress myself, get my shoes, and creep out the door, I decided to stay. I bought the ticket and took the ride, so to speak--and loved every minute of it.
As time rolled on, I lost sight of the original reason I wanted to play Mass Effect. Instead of a finely rendered blue arse, I fell in love with the characters themselves. The universe. Hell, sometimes I'd even boot up the game just to listen to the incredibly peaceful, relaxing jazzy synth that served as the menu theme (Seriously, it's incredibly relaxing).
Dragon Age rolled around in October of 09, and after trading in roughly six games to GameStop in order to obtain my copy, I had once again heard about all of the sex and violence and blah blah blah, but I wasn't interested in that. This was a BioWare RPG straight from its very roots. In other words, I had matured a bit, and I was now in it for the game itself.
Flashforward five or six months, and Mass Effect 2's COLLECTORS Edition (nice pun, BW), has been played, experienced, and every last drop of content has been wrung from its gleaming surface. I felt like a ShamWow, soaking it all in, catching up with old friends, and being moved to white-knuckled thrills and fear in the climactic suicide mission. If Mass Effect 2 was anything, it was an orgy of emotions for me, but that's not my point.
The point is, how the fuck does anyone complain about the sex scenes being toned down? So we get a see-through bra with Miranda. So what? I was more pissed at the fact that on my third playthrough, I did all that work with Tali to see her face and got cock-blocked.
pissed me off.
That said, I fell in love with Jack. I don't know why. She's not my type. She's tattooed from head to toe, is balder than a stripper's (yeah), and has one hell of a foul mouth. Worse than mine, in fact... but still, I fell for that jumble of polygons and I fell hard. In the romance/sex scene right before the climactic suicide mission, I found myself being moved. Nearly moved to tears, in fact, because what I had found in this game was profound to me. It was a moving love story that wasn't quite about me, but more about the angry girl I was helping to foster into a woman. I won't bore you with the details (and spoilers), but honestly, I was touched.
So with all of this in mind, with all of the wealth of emotional content to be found in BioWare games, I have to wonder why it is that people openly bitch about not getting any CGI tit? After all, I've currently got several (free) porn sites open as I type this. I'm not wanking, I'm just proving a point.
Maybe it's fantasy, maybe it's about finding that connection with someone--be it virtual or real. Maybe it's about becoming somebody you're
to be with someone you'd
I have no idea what that means, but it sounded intelligent.
I mean really, I've been desperate--I think we all have, at some point--but there has to be something going on with these people who are consumed by their desire to see their Shepard get it on with their romantic interests in these games in a rather explicit and pornographic matter. I mean really, the 30 hours of content, the suicide mission, the falling-in-love with the characters and the setting... all of that is cast aside because JLB666 didn't get to see a beaver shot.
It's at this point where I wonder what the BioWare people think. I had asked for a mod in Dragon Age because I'm terrified of spiders. I got it. There was a fellow who works there that was nice enough to help me out and that's only strengthened my belief in how wonderful those boys (and girls) are.
Yet I wonder, then, what they must feel to drop what will probably be the Game of the Year in 2010 (if not the decade 01-10), to only find that their most die-hard userbase is only interested in a dating sim with the benefit of full-on pornographic material.
I'm not sure what the answer to this question is--hell, I'm not even sure what the
is. But... I dunno. Maybe it's just a weird quirk the inhabitants of cyberspace have, but I have to wonder sometimes, just sometimes, if maybe the fans of probably the most illustrious RPG company in gaming are just a bunch of nerdy shut-ins with girl/boy problems. Hey, I'm not knocking it, because I was and am one of them, but still, when it comes down to it... I'd take the tame sex scene that strikes me in a profound way over the full-on graphic porno that some BioWare fans wish it was.
I guess, as Leliana would say, I'm a big Softie.
on 12.11.2009
Japanese Games... I dungetit.
The linoleum of this dingy Wal-Mart has been polished to a mirror shine, but that doesn�t hide the scratches, the dirt, or the feeling of disgust as I timidly prod the glass case, pointing at the game I want to buy.
The man who is assisting me, wearing a blue vest that barely fits around his illustrious waistline nods his shining, bald head, and jingles some keys.
It�s here I begin to think about my hobby of choice. The one thing I find I am most passionate about is video games and yet, there are still some aspects of this hobby, community, industry�whatever you want to call it�that I still cannot quite comprehend.
In this blog, article, whatever the hell it is, I want to talk about Japanese games.
I�m standing here in this Wal-Mart, with this bespectacled bald, fat employee of the Golden Smile because I had previously spent the last three hours digging through catalogues and tracking down a copy of Demon�s Souls. I was buying it for a friend, you see. I myself am not an avid player of �traditional� Japanese games. In fact, most of the Japanese games I�ve played (and enjoyed) have been provided courtesy of either Capcom or Konami. So I found it strange as Uncle Fester�with his pasty white skin and sausage fingers�clumsily pawed at the case and retrieved what seemed to be the only copy left in this region of Ontario, Canada, that I was actually buying something that, in my opinion, didn�t look in the least bit enjoyable.
�It�s hard as fuck,� is what my friend had said to me. I had inquired about why this would make a game enjoyable. I mean, surely the whole point of playing video games is to enjoy the story, right? To get lost in a beautiful world created for you, the player. To meet interesting characters and to play a bit of fantasy along the way. At least, that was my idea of a good video game. My friend James� well, not so much.
�That�s crap. The point is to beat the challenge. To overcome the obstacle and accomplish something.�
I asked him then what he hoped to accomplish from what I understood to be an incredibly frustrating game.
He shrugged his shoulders and said, �I don�t know. I like the challenge, isn�t that enough?�
Something didn�t sit quite right with me, however. Looking back on it now, watching as this portly man of six-foot-three inches hobbled over to the checkout counter, I couldn�t help but wonder� just what the hell was so appealing about these games?
Perhaps I should give a little backstory on my own tastes and interests, first.
My name is Baron, I enjoy Action Adventure titles, First Person titles (shooting or otherwise), and, well, everything except for sports and racing. I prefer story-driven experiences, but I won�t balk at the idea of spending my game time with a silly, over the top, and downright ridiculous title as well (whether intentionally so or not). However, the one common trait amongst all the games I�ve played, all the games I�ve enjoyed, have been that they�re primarily developed by a Western developer.
Noticing this now, watching as the portly man rushes my game through the thing-a-ma-bob that scans the item, mashing his large fingers on a keypad to wave off the 17 or over security check, I start thinking about it more.
It�s not that I particularly *dislike* Japanese games, because I can testify to Dead Rising, Street Fighter IV, Earth Defense Force 2017, Metal Gear Solid 4, and a slew of other Japanese-developed games sitting both on my game shelf, and in my Xbox 360�s hard drive.
So what exactly is the problem, then?
Another friend of mine is walking with me down the street, and he�s raving about new details on Final Fantasy XIII. A game I can safely say I have zero interest in playing. He goes on about the battle system, about how unique the playstyle is, about how it�ll probably have one of the most engaging stories he�s ever seen, and I snicker, and I laugh.
�What�s so funny?�
I tell him that Japanese games�the ones I�ve played�are not renowned for their plot and their emotional attachment.
�You like Silent Hill.�
I do, I tell him, and yet I still think the gameplay is fundamentally broken and without merit.
It is at this point, he gives me a puzzled look.
�So why don�t you like them?�
It�s a good question, and one I�ve asked myself a dozen times since. Why don�t I like Japanese games? Why can I not feel the hype for a game like Final Fantasy XIII? Why did I despise Kingdom Hearts 1 & 2? Why is it that I cannot seem to wrap my head around a gameplay style that consists mainly of reading and pressing the A button once or twice?
Perhaps that is unfair, because I distinctly remember Lost Odyssey using the Left or Right Trigger a couple of times.
I think, to be honest, where it started�my severe dislike for what is considered �traditionally Japanese��stems from two seemingly inscrutable gameplay rules.
Rule Number One:
Thou Shalt Make Thine Game with androgynous and rather creepy heroes and heroines.
Rule Number Two:
Thou Shalt Punish Thy Player should they seek to play the game in any way but ours.
Yeah, that seems to fit.
A perfect example of Rule Number One is, well, any �traditionally Japanese� game I�ve ever seen. Be it Final Fantasy or Kingdom Hearts, perhaps throw in Vagrant Story or whatever the �cool� Japanese game is at the moment. As you can tell, I don�t even rightly know what the trends are to even make a relatively modern comparison.
While I haven�t played these games�and have no desire to�I have to wonder about why they are so popular. They feature what appear to be a large cast of flat-chested women (in and of itself not a bad thing) with spikey hair and big round eyes wielding impossibly large weapons and wearing armour that makes absolutely no sense. Of course, nothing has to be logical, but there is something quite strange in Dante of Devil May Cry fame wearing a red leather trench coat with no shirt and three leather belts around his chest. I didn�t even mention the skin tight leather pants.
Perhaps it is a cultural thing I am missing. Perhaps the Japanese definition of masculinity is not defined by how many muscles they have or how square their jaw is. In fact, as I understand it, the Japanese male �ideal� is a rather slim and lanky individual with a fair, unblemished face and perfect hair. I can understand that, even embrace that. I have no qualms with that aspect, but the fact that these characters often wear attire that leaves their gender rather ambiguous does alarm me to some degree.
The question I guess I am posing for Rule Number One is� why?
Rule Number Two is a different beast entirely, and does play into a game I thoroughly enjoyed up until Disc 3�Lost Odyssey.
My experience with Lost Odyssey was enjoyable, even if a bit disappointing. I thoroughly enjoyed the tomes of �One Thousand Memories� or tears. I can�t remember the title. I also thoroughly enjoyed the story itself, as seemingly clich� as it was. I even enjoyed some of the characters�Jensen for instance, being my personal favourite.
It has always been my thought that when given a party-based RPG, it is up to the player to essentially pick their favourites and bomb along the story. While some of Lost Odyssey�s shortcomings were annoying, they did not break the game for me. When I came across Mack and the other grandchild of Kaim, I didn�t like them. I found them annoying and rather predictable. Not to mention I had much more powerful characters already representing their class and skill to a much more effective degree. I figured, eh, what the hell? Why not just keep my party and bomb along.
That�s where the problem started.
You see, Lost Odyssey�about half way through Disc 3�you run into a monster/boss called the Ice Crystal, or something to that effect. Now, the monster itself wasn�t much of a problem, save for the fact that out of the entire party that was selectable for that battle, only Jensen and the Queen were of any real level to take the thing on.
Not only that, but some of the monsters� attacks were just downright cheap. It has come to be an expectation of mine that if enemies do not scale to the player�s level, they will often kill you, and then let you go back to an easier area to grind until you could defeat the beast. Not so with Lost Odyssey.
As it turns out, I had spent 35 hours enjoying Lost Odyssey to be stone-walled two thirds into the game. The game itself seemed to mock me as each attempt seemed more futile than the last. It was very simple. A level 30 Mack (and the other one) just could not keep up with the beast. I was doomed. I had backed myself into a corner and it meant playing the entire thing over again, as I had only one save file.
Now I know, I know, �stupid Baron� you cry, �you always use more than one save file�� but honestly, I didn�t see the need for it. All obstacles before that point had been eventually overcome, even if it took ten tries to find the right pattern or combination. I expected this Ice monster to be no different, and yet for some reason, the game had literally forced me into a permanent game over.
It�s true. I could not progress any farther. I was completely stuck and with absolutely no other alternative, I eventually tossed my controller onto my bed in disgust, turned the game off, and never played it again.
That�s but one example of how playing the game the way you want to play it is dangerous in a Japanese game. Other examples are Shinobi for the PS2, or any of the ten thousand Ninja Gaiden games�games that repeatedly dog you for not being �skilled� enough.
Does no one else find this rather detrimental?
I�m all for challenge. One of the most challenging final missions I�ve ever played was the final mission to Dead Rising (24 Hour Mode). Those Special Forces guys were just an absolute pain. But through cleverness and perseverance, the day was eventually won, and I had completed the game. It bothers me that I can�t do that with games like Lost Odyssey, because they sniff out �errors� you�ve made and repeatedly punish you for wanting to play the game with characters you like, as opposed to ones they would like to force on you.
At this point, I doubt I will ever finish Lost Odyssey, and that is a shame. I was enjoying myself quite thoroughly and considered it one of the best purchases I made in 2008, until Disc 3.
So the question, I guess, is why people find these games appealing when there is a very real chance that the game itself will try to bone you out of all your progress, unless you obey the game and play it �their� way? Another game that did this was .Hack, a cool, enjoyable JRPG that had a great story but ultimately screwed me out of an ending because I had chosen my companions and they were not the ones the game thought I should have.
Perhaps this is the reason I shook my head and laughed as the portly bald man handed me the Wal-Mart bag with Demon�s Souls contained within. My friend was going to go through hell trying to beat this thing, and I knew that. Hell, he relished it and even gloated about it.
I�m not sure where I�m going with this. Hell, I�m not sure if I was ever going anywhere with this. I guess I�m just trying to create a dialogue here, to help me understand what is so appealing about these titles. As of right now, I don�t get it.
And maybe there�s nothing wrong with that, either.
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Welp, my name is Baron, and I'm from Canada. I've been playing videogames religiously since I was a wee lad. I kind of treat this hobby or pastime a little more seriously than others I know. How certain individuals have passion for film or literature, even music, I feel towards video games. Silly? Probably. But eh, it's me.
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