And then, finally, the spoiler moment has come! Instead of complete awestruck like those who didn't know the spoiler will have, you're both somewhat awestruck and also maybe analyzing if the spoiler and what lead up to it was worth the tension/hype you put into it. The longer and longer the spoiler(s) you know doesn't happen the more tension you build up into yourself. You know this big thing is coming up but when and where? The attention you're putting into the story is not only to know what's going on but maybe looking for clues and cues leading up to the spoiler.
No matter what, if you know at least one major spoiler, while you're enjoying the game, in the back of your mind you're creating a sense of tension for yourself. Knowing Spoilers: Obviously what and how many spoilers you know will have a lesser or greater effect on how you proceed in the game. and finding your character from Red & Blue standing their. Silver, you climb this mountain not knowing what'll be on top. Plot twists and big reveals you didn't see coming have more of an effect on your suspension of disbelief if they're good it pulls into the story and world of the game more.Įveryone has their own example, but I think the one maybe most of us could relate to is when we were kids playing Red or Blue and discovering the Champion is our rival! Or how about in Gold & Silver, after beating all the Gyms you get access to Mt. When you don't know spoilers you're more likely paying attention to the story, wanting to see how each character's own story and role plays out and where the overall story is going. Not Knowing Spoilers: Ignorance is bliss. Click to expand.While it is certainly the journey and not the destination, the feelings you have while on the "journey" would differ and you can't change your first experience.
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