Well I guess the main diference betwen RPGs and real life is that you actually can max out pretty much every skill on most RPGs, with enough time and effort! I'd think RPGs are based upon reality too, but this was a good way of saying that not everyone's perfect, entertaining animation with a meaningful moral to back it up. Nice work!
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Depends on level caps and skill caps, friend.
My neighbour was sure born with a minus 99 stat penality.
@Narvatar
You misinterpreted the statement in the video. He's saying everyone is born with their own special traits that make them just as good as everyone else while still being special. HOWEVER he didn't mention anything about where said people grew up, how they were raised, etc. And he didn't clarify that everyone actually focuses on their stronger 'stats'. Some people may never even discover their ideal qualities and many people may never be able to take advantage of their specialties. For instance: You have one guy who is good at art and another guy who's bad at art but would be great at making dubstep. However the guy who would be great at making dubstep may lack the funds for the tools needed to make it.
"Everyone is born with their own unique abilities however they are not born with equal opportunities." - Me
This is what we want to base the college course on that will cover this cartoon. Thanks.
I like the animation, but do not agree with the entire message. I did like the line that stated we shouldn't focus on each others weaknesses, but that's about it.
I'd be beating a dead horse if I continued any further...a lot of people have already said what I think.
I guess if you don't know how life hard can be, this message would be easy to believe.
I think everyone is taking this way too seriously. ADASport made this with the intent to express a thought, not claim to have a successful theory. For a site that prides itself on community gaming and animation, it's a shame to see not many are accepting this on face value for what it is. Sure it's not accurate compared to reality, but in reality people also don't have unicorn horns. I say it was well done, and a cute metaphor for how people are different.