Warface secures Chinese publishing rights, deploys gameplay footage

@Generalguy41

It does look good for pre-alpha. I've played a few F2P FPS and this does look great.

I hope we in the States will get to try it.

@MemphisLeak That is nothing new at all.

@MemphisLeak

I find it funnier that basically all major Japanese RPGs have no Japanese characters in them at all.

That makes no sense. Its like reverse-ethnocentrism: you'd expect tons of Japanese people in Japanese developed games, but it's the opposite.

@MemphisLeak I'd rather kill white ppl anywayz

@Invigilator it's funny how Gaijin (foreigners) like you seem to think that anime/manga is reverse-ethnocentrism, as if we Japanese "want to be white" lmao sigh* silly gaijin.

now i can see how you ppl might think that bc of the big eyes and blonde hair or wutever features ur claiming to be white as if the artist intended it to be that way. which is not true.

but lets look back in history shall we? Dr. Osamu Tezuka the father of Anime was inspired by Walt Disney. thus based his drawings on some of Disney's work. and with cartoons BIG eyes can express the best emotions. are your eyes 4-5 inches big on your face?? didn't think so.
as for the skin, we northeastern Asians are paler than a lot of white ppl, yet the skin tone is considered "yellow"

so we as Japanese assume that those anime/manga characters are in fact Japanese.

why dont you read this article to understand a lil better lol

@Invigilator Here's the link to all your answers http://www.animeroot.com/2010/09/%E2%80%9Cwhy-do-anime-characters-look-white%E2%80%9D/

@MemphisLeak
It is somewhat arrogant to assume that the anime style makes the characters white, but I think this is more unfortunate and ignorant than prejudiced and hurtful. I guess most cultures that Westerners are familiar with use more realistic and formal art styles, which tends to involve an accurate representation of that culture (and it's race). I think the anime style is capable of a beauty of its own, created by man, not rooted in natural aesthetics.

It's just funny how a throwaway sentence in one culture can be an unveiled attack in another.

@Xclusion

Potentially.. depends on the focus and direction of the playing rules, game balance, objectives, maps, weapons. Crysis' multiplayer was at times highly interesting, but felt under-developed and only had two modes to speak of. Of course, that franchise has the benefit of nanosuits, ground and air vehicles, customisable weapons and cool interaction of physics.