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Post by Game_Over on Oct 4, 2010 18:16:07 GMT -5
One of my favorite traps of the series, that's just one disgusting bathroom. Not just how grimy it is by looks but the fact that theirs a bunch of dead bodies rotting in their with a big pile of blood.
Discuss the trap here!
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futusaw97
Where am I?
Gordon...I want to play my final Game!
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Post by futusaw97 on Oct 9, 2010 8:13:52 GMT -5
the classic bathroom trap its a very very scary trap
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Post by oddworlddude on Oct 13, 2010 15:32:56 GMT -5
One of my favorite traps of the series, that's just one disgusting bathroom. Not just how grimy it is by looks but the fact that theirs a bunch of dead bodies rotting in their with a big pile of blood. Discuss the trap here! Does anyone else find it quite ironic that a room used to serve people and keep them germ-free has a building body count in each movie? But yeah, it's one of my fave traps too. It's the only trap where the rules aren't so clear. I mean, Adam was meant to do something instead of sit there and just watch himself die, and he DID. But he was still left in the room where as Gordon was meant to kill Adam but still escaped the bathroom and wasn't left to rot in there as Jigsaw promised. So did Jigsaw conduct this test fairly or not? And we still don't know much about Zepp's involvement in this test either. These sort of things are what make this trap stand out from the rest because it's not a fast-paced trap where the victim has to escape under a certain time limit, nor is it what I call a "series" trap where there's one or more people going through a chain of tests, (like in Saw II - VI). It's a psychological trap in which lots of mystery surrounds it and it messes with the viewers' minds. That's what makes it awesome. |
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Post by Game_Over on Oct 13, 2010 15:51:15 GMT -5
Yeah, and the trap is a good example of a mind-messer.
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Post by deradian on Oct 13, 2010 17:52:54 GMT -5
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