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But I usually don’t need to ask, videos will surface, and I’ll know not to buy the game…. Hence why I know not to buy Dragonage the Veilguard….
Born in 1976… I’ll let you do the math
Hat's off, TooHigh.
play to the end. you dont donate to a communist overlord.
Factorio though is definitely more woke. The game teaches you to minimize pollution and form harmony with the diverse local populations. It penalizes you for expanding your factory and it penalizes you for producing electricity with anything other than solar. The official discord bans anyone who doesn't conform to celebrations of flags on friday posts.
Between the two, it's clear that both have an agenda, but only one of those agendas is woke.
Just like the woke globalists want!
And the rest of the plot of the original was almost entirely through voice logs and text logs - and i think most of the main plot was text logs, with the side plot being told through voice logs. And then various other irrelevant but mostly amusing voice logs. With a silent protagonist who you only ever identify by their shadow.
Whereas the second game has a voiced protagonist and an extensive plot with lots of voice logs and dialogue between the protagonist and Al-an. And it was less charming and amusing on average than the original, and a little more irritating, and less immersive. But the gameplay was excellent, in some ways better than the original. And the progression was very different.
anyway - i won't delve too much farther into it here - since the sheer overwhelming significance of the gameplay over the plot is relevant to another point you made.....
so following on from my previous point - i agree - it is very hard for a gameplay focused game to put me off with its narrative, or dialogue, or any of that kind of thing
Subnautica Below Zero's narrative and voiced protagonist and PDA etc are all more irritating than the original - even though the content is reasonably well performed and produced
but it barely bothers me - first time through it kind of did - and i played subsequent plays with the sound off, or with the plot disabled - but these days i will often play with the sound on, since you can skip most of the voice logs - and the annoying dialogues are not that frequent
but the gameplay is so good, and separate from the voice lines, that the plot is mostly irrelevant - it is not an RPG with frequent dialogue choices or characters giving quests - it is a survival building game with a narrative to drive the progression and create an end goal
it even barely matters with a game like Fallout 4 - the king of annoying voiced protagonists and hours of dumb dialogue, characters and decisions - but still, the gameplay trumps all
there are other games that are almost entirely dialogue and story - and those will turn much more on people's particular interest or engagement with the narrative
but that is a somewhat specific genre, and the narrative style and people's opinions of it will likely be plastered all over the forums and reviews etc
i think the topic of this thread is more that the flavor hasn't changed, they are just announcing the flavor they hate in the most general of ways
and yes - if people hate a particular flavor that is the way it is
but there is a difference in talking in abstracts and being specific about what may be annoying to someone
and either of those things may spark discussion when announced
anyway......
i don't think we disagree about too much - and i think we have deliberately avoided getting too specific about certain things - instead keeping things about the concepts
i think the divide highlighted here is less between those who find a particular aspect of some narrative annoying and those who don't - it is more between whose who are willing to discuss such a topic in good faith and seek to find some understanding of another's position, or explain why they find a particular post to be reductive or bad faith etc - and those who simply revel in divisiveness and polarisation and making those bad faith drama posts and spouting slogans and "gotchas" etc
like the poster who couldn't fully grasp the concept that people could decide to have an adult discussion about the topic of a bait post, or about the motivations of the post, or the language used etc
and that such a discussion had no relevance to a particular country's election - this discussion could have happened on any day at any time in recent years
anyway - i don't think you and i have anything much to argue about
but do let me know if you think there is anything we need to straighten out :-)
WELL I mean the whole plan is to save the galaxy so obvy leftist BS...
It means "everything I don't like" and has absolutely no definition whatsoever.
The word was used in the 1980's in the black U.S. community with the intention to describe people who are aware of racism. But then some Neonazis came along and tried to make it an insult. With all the braindead people using it that way nowadays, they surely succeeded. Hurray Neonazis!
The term "woke" was first used in the 1930's and initially meant to be aware of social or political problems. Later on even for awareness of racial injustice.
The meaning as now is a pretty new meaning. The Black Lives Matter movement took up this term in it initially meaning but then extreme right-wing came and start using it to defame anything that doesn't fit in their narrow world view and this is how we end up to today, also showing in this thread.