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You're the one that doesn't understand the terminology. In fact, I think you're a 9-year-old who's thinks he's being cool by doing an insanely poor job at being an edge lord. I wrote a massive post, but it would just have me banging my head against the desk at the inevitable stupidity of replies, so I'll leave it at this, anti-corporatism is not by itself woke. Robocop 2, and this game to a lesser extent, takes on Ivory Tower elites of both stripes.
So just go back to your milk and goldfish crackers.
He didn't really have an opportunity to rule because robocop stopped him. That area where he meets his end is just around the unfinished early construction sites for delta city. As for his motivations, probably generic 80's bad guy stuff. I agree I think he really could have been more fleshed out.
Wendell says he wants a society where everyone is free as long as they got the money to pay for it, but now he doesn't have the money would it really be rational for him to say "well i guess I have to become homeless now, that's the way it works". That isn't realistic at all, many of the richest in our society demonise welfare despite their companies receiving billions in subsidiaries. real villains don't have consistent views.
Did you even watch the original movies? This game's story is on par with them, easily. And that's not a bad thing.
I hate woke media as much as anyone else and I didn't once get the feeling that this game was woke. In fact, if anything, it's right on par with media from the '80s. Diversity in and of itself isn't woke. Diversity that is virtue signaled in your face constantly, now that's woke. This game has none of that. If you want woke, go play Starfield. I'm still trying to wash the nasty woke taste out of my mouth from that game.
Robocop which came out in the 1980s made a very specific point of showing women and minorities on an equal level. It highlighted corporate oligarchies in both greed and control.
People who claim things are woke today are dolts of the highest order.
I've seen both movies and saying this game is on par is kind of insulting. the first movie had a very basic but effective revenge plot. clarence boddicker kills murphy, therefor he goes out of his way to try and arrest (later kill) him and his gang. wendell has no close relation to robocop whatsoever. he shoots and injures lewis, but she survives anyways. wendell simply didn't have a close enough relationship with robo to be a good villain. wendell mentions how he "wanted to help robocop" by first removing his human part, then by giving him back his memories. this goes nowhere. we dont know why he wants to "help him", and in the end wendell even says that he just wants to get rid of robocop. so yeah that aspect of their relationship leads nowhere. the plot of robocop is concise, the plot of this game isnt. wendell is a ♥♥♥♥ villain. and the plot is all over the place. especially at the end wendell stops making any sense. he captured the army of ued bots for himself, but then he doesnt even use them. he still just employs mercenaries, who in the end betray him because he hasnt got any money anymore. what was the point of the plot point of him stealing the robots when he doesnt even utilize them in any meaningful way? why would the old man put himself in a machine that is purely designed to be a killing machine? the old man is a business man, a man of politics, what use does robocop2 have for him? to me it just came off as a lazy way to shoehorn robocop2 into the end.
It was definitely a missed opportunity. The Old man was never a naive kindly old grandpa. He was scheming and manipulative; a cold blooded lizard in the movies.
If only we could have explored the possibility of Robo gaining legal status as an individual instead of OCP property.
And why would the Old Man want to have his brain put in Robocop 2’s tank-like monstros body? Surely he’d have wanted a more humanoid form, something sleeker perhaps than even Robocop.
If only we could have explored further the Old Man’s desire to evade death. But this is a AA game so we have to lower our expectations somewhat, but if we could have read a few emails and discovered the old man’s thinking and motivations that would have been cool. That’s what old school games used to do, you’d discover the game’s story through emails and pda’s and whatnot.
What agenda, equality and freedom for all? There is no agenda, grow the eff up. Modern conservatives are the most brainwashed dolts this planet has ever seen.