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This game appeared on ps4 in April 2019 and started production in 2013.
(Don't you often hear them persuading people or saying nice things when you play? If you do let them see they will shoot you.)
Anarchy but partially surviving have their own order (people inside can also grow food more safely), you have to get food and do something for them in exchange for necessities.
But there was no order outside the camp, and there were many people waiting to snatch supplies, as well as zombies.
So anarchic and chaotic.
This is of course a more difficult game environment for the game.
If there are no zombies, of course, you can grow vegetables and so on, and naturally you don't have to worry about food problems.
"Unless the game is NOT aimed at a global audience." This part is not very clear what you want to express.
The worst part in the writing of this is that Deacon and Boozer are BIKERS. They ARE Anarchists!!! They are both wearing 1% patches! Meaning the 1% of non-law abiding bikers. Boozer is even wearing an anarchy pin!
I love so much of the writing in this game but as single Google search would have explained what anarchism is. It's like someone who had nothing to do with this game or story wrote in "anarchists" as one of the later game enemy factions. It's like they didn't even look at this game or the characters. It comes out of nowhere and makes ZERO sense.
never have I read such cowfeces.
anarchy is dumb and only kids think it's cool
I mean, I know those obscure names and even I can't explain what they really stand for. It makes sense within the game. Too bad we won't get a sequel, I'd love to see a Michael Malice character.
The game uses the label "anarchists" for a faction that is just another cult like the Rippers. They even have spies and infiltrators in the late game. They should have named them something imaginary like the Rippers, and it would have been excellent setup for a sequel.
Mikhail Bakunin and Emma Goldman are not that obscure. They are people to learn about if you want to know historical anarchism. Also people like Nestor Makhno. But modern anarchism is like you mentioned with Michael Malice. People can also skim The Anarchist Library if they want to know more.
its as if there was a group called "satanists" that did goat sacrifices and people got upset. Itd be more weird if the people in a post-apocalyptic were actually doing anarchy correctly IMO
This game dose some things very smart, but then adds a cult-y group calling themselves the anarchists. It is so out there and tone deaf.
Ichmag is correct. They could just be calling themselves that to sound cool. There are a lot of posers who invoke ideas or philosophies they don't understand.
Think of it this way. There are people who buy a Ramones shirt at Hot Topic and call themselves "punk" who have no inkling of the culture. There are people who buy surplus military uniforms and pretend to be ex-special forces. There are millions of martial arts instructors who so delusional that they think they could disarm a guy with a Glock.
Y'all gotta remember that most people don't understand Anarchism very well at all, hence the misinterpretations of it. It's as Ichmag says, in real life most people don't have an educated understanding of Anarchy and its values. In a more "Mainstream" understanding of Anarchy, absolute chaos and violence is what people think of first, and don't think it's anything other than that. Some people may know it is also an absence of authority, laws, and government, but often equate that with chaos and violence, and sometimes cannibalism. (Hence the absolute disgusting Worship of the Authoritarian State we are seeing so much of these days)
So following that logic as explained in my previous paragraph, how the developers wrote this cult of anarchists fits thematically into the game. A "Post Apocalyptic" society would very likely not understand Anarchy in its educated understanding, at least, not the majority of people. Definitely not the idiotic majority. Note also that Deacon as a character seemingly has more disdain and loathing of the anarchists than he does the Rippers. Which, in my understanding, implies that he hates the group because he seems to understands Anarchy in the true sense, and that those cult marauders are not true Anarchists. You can see these implications in the way he talks about the cult, how he curses them and has no qualms about killing them all. Deacon and Boozer wear anarchy patches and 1%er patches for their bike gang- being one of the few motorcycle clubs that do not follow government or laws. (reminds me of Hell's Angels) That makes a lot of sense as he was an Army Grunt, he would have disdain for The State. and there's another line he says where he hated every minute of being in the Army.
The writing is really well done with these themes, using all the visual and verbal queues throughout. Just gotta pay attention to it closely. Ichmag points it out correctly, the marauders call themselves anarchists with no regard to educated understanding, only using the name in its most vulgar sense.