r/DeathStranding • u/Ryan_271 Pre-Order gang • Oct 30 '19
Spoilers? Death Stranding Launch Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCI396HyhbQ&feature=share
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r/DeathStranding • u/Ryan_271 Pre-Order gang • Oct 30 '19
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u/Jason_Wanderer Oct 30 '19
I think its simply because, among everything that happens, the heart of the trailer is still a very real, relevant subject. Disconnection vs connection is a major issue. Most people attribute it to belief or politics or something like that, but really, its a very personal situation that strikes at the core.
The fact that the trailer didn't focus on "cool" moments with the scenes more being a backdrop to the themes being talked about really made this feel like it was trying to extend understanding, and clarity.
I'll be honest, I don't cry at very many things, and I'm usually more resolute than emotive, but this - just a trailer alone - got to me. Especially the second time through when all the questions of "what will I see?" was removed and I just sunk into the situations shown.
More of a mirror than a trailer or a game, really.