Andrew Tate on BG3’s Lack of Masculinity

[MrPeery]

The Top G has set his sights on BG3, criticizing the game for its notable lack of traditional masculinity. In his characteristic blunt style, Tate argues that BG3 has fallen victim to modern trends, sacrificing core elements of what makes heroes in media truly compelling.

He pointed out the absence of characters who embody classical virtues like bravery, honor, and resilience. He believes that the game's shift towards a more 'woke' narrative is part of the Matrix programming.

[Popsicles]

Dude. You keep posting this same lame 'traditional masculinity' over and over, Go on a dudes retreat if you are so hard up for some male attention.

[LordOfTheBread]

The lack of masculiniry is endlessly complaining about this game. Grow a pair.

[ShockedHearts]

bro noone cares what andrew tate or you have to say. 99% of people here love the game.

[ShockedHearts]

Originally posted by LordOfTheBread:

The lack of masculiniry is endlessly complaining about this game. Grow a pair.

yeah whining isnt very masculine. kek

[Bishop]

Man Tate sounds pretty based ngl.

[cheebus weebus]

Originally posted by MrPeery:

The Top G has set his sights on BG3, criticizing the game for its notable lack of traditional masculinity. In his characteristic blunt style, Tate argues that BG3 has fallen victim to modern trends, sacrificing core elements of what makes heroes in media truly compelling.

He pointed out the absence of characters who embody classical virtues like bravery, honor, and resilience. He believes that the game's shift towards a more 'woke' narrative is part of the Matrix programming.

why dod you keep coming back crying?

[ShockedHearts]

Originally posted by Chross:

Man Tate sounds pretty based ngl.

you are a simp for another man, not very masculine, kek

[cheebus weebus]

Originally posted by MrPeery:

The Top G has set his sights on BG3, criticizing the game for its notable lack of traditional masculinity. In his characteristic blunt style, Tate argues that BG3 has fallen victim to modern trends, sacrificing core elements of what makes heroes in media truly compelling.

He pointed out the absence of characters who embody classical virtues like bravery, honor, and resilience. He believes that the game's shift towards a more 'woke' narrative is part of the Matrix programming.

the one who Lack of Masculinity is you cos you keep o n crying and moaning

[MrPeery]

Tate is beyond based.

[Humpenstilzchen]

Who cares what this awful person thinks..

[Quacksalber]

And there you were, ordering people to think for themselves, yet you let the Top G do the thinking for you.

[cheebus weebus]

Originally posted by MrPeery:

The Top G has set his sights on BG3, criticizing the game for its notable lack of traditional masculinity. In his characteristic blunt style, Tate argues that BG3 has fallen victim to modern trends, sacrificing core elements of what makes heroes in media truly compelling.

He pointed out the absence of characters who embody classical virtues like bravery, honor, and resilience. He believes that the game's shift towards a more 'woke' narrative is part of the Matrix programming.

also i dont think topg knows what bg3 so you are just troll and being a troll is not super masculine lol

[hermit0wl]

Very happy to hear that he doesn't like it, thanks for informing us

[Anima Mundi]

This guy is a try hard... You need to get that checked my man. See a therapist, and stop simping that back alley ♥♥♥♥♥

[Fluffykeith]

Originally posted by MrPeery:

The Top G has set his sights on BG3, criticizing the game for its notable lack of traditional masculinity. In his characteristic blunt style, Tate argues that BG3 has fallen victim to modern trends, sacrificing core elements of what makes heroes in media truly compelling.

He pointed out the absence of characters who embody classical virtues like bravery, honor, and resilience. He believes that the game's shift towards a more 'woke' narrative is part of the Matrix programming.

Andrew Tate talking about bravery and honour is honestly “chefs kiss” irony