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#194
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organiclead ONLINE (08/10/2012) [-] I'd prefer Battle Royale. The games there are better set up for maximum sadistic entertainment.
Not to say it's an inherently better series, but the games themselves are better set up. By adding in randomized weapons you add in a sense of uncertainty when meeting new contenders. By eliminating shelters you slowly alter the tactics. And by making it so that someone has to die in 24 hours or else everyone dies and limiting food supplies, you keep the games from dragging on for weeks.
Not to say it's an inherently better series, but the games themselves are better set up. By adding in randomized weapons you add in a sense of uncertainty when meeting new contenders. By eliminating shelters you slowly alter the tactics. And by making it so that someone has to die in 24 hours or else everyone dies and limiting food supplies, you keep the games from dragging on for weeks.
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arbyworks (08/11/2012) [-] BR's characters are much more indepth. In the novel, they build up a lot of characters effectively, even the assholes, and give them enough development that it's really, really hard when they do die. Just think; the main villain throughout the story managed to make me feel sorry for him simply because of his character development.
The teacher from the books can still eat shit, tho.
The teacher from the books can still eat shit, tho.
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arbyworks (08/10/2012) [-] Actually, the games can drag on for weeks. The movie sets it up that you only have three days to do it while the novel has it set up that there has to be at least one death a day meaning the longest a game can go is 41 days. Fortunately, there has never been one that long that was documented.
But yeah. BR has a better murder-until-one-is-left set up.
But yeah. BR has a better murder-until-one-is-left set up.
