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Yeah I think this is the truth. I am sure they thought about politics when making it, but not with a real agenda. Just gather every conspiracy without much care, put em in there to some extent and call it a day. Politics are in the game, but there is not a singular political vision they are following. Honestly same could be said about GTA in contrast to RDR. One has political commentary thrown in haphazardly almost as set dressing with no consistent point, the other has a clear driven ideology
I agree except San Andreas has a very clear and driven ideology. The game is marxist.
I should really replay San Andreas soon
This video is seriously underrated: https://youtu.be/C196sPKVYv4
That was great
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
That was a great video, though I then watched his GTA4 vid and the "true communism" brainworms are all over the place. It is funny though the maker hearts comments that call him on it but also those that say even Yugoslavia was "too far" and dictatorial. This is what libertarian communism does to people