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Does he not know Armstrong is the bad guy?
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The perils of parody. If you do anything that isn't explicitly, full-throatedly, 100% unequivocally... fuck, who are we kidding? You'd just get some dipshit Randroid insisting this was an allegory for Evil Communism and thank god they put Dan Crenshaw in the game to make sure America wins.
Like when Tim Pool said Parasite was anti-communist and that he "couldn't see" how anyone thought otherwise
Dim Tool strikes again.
Exactly
in the same way that there is no such thing as an antiwar movie, there is no such thing as an antichud video game
I think some come close, like those "walking simulators" that they foamed with rage about for the last decade.
I wish Death Stranding had more walking and less throwing piss at ghosts
That would disappoint @DirtOwl@hexbear.net
The first bossfight disappointed me so much by its very existence I gave up on the whole experience why are there even bossfights at all in my walking simulator
Chuds get mad at games that either A) have explicit, overt sympathy for socialism (Disco Elysium) or B) focus on the perspective of women, non-white people, LGBTQ people, or all of those at once (Night in the Woods, Life is Strange, Gone Home, etc). Since chuds are largely media illiterate, they mostly get mad at B and merely get confused by A.