The class struggle is apparent with the servants’ quarters in Croft manor, and so on an so forth, therefore I do not need to play the ROTTR Blood Ties DLC to give my very vital and not at all obvious take on virtual papers and can delete the game to make space on my PS4. Godbless
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Continuing from the latest poll, here I will elaborate on the basic game mechanics and how they will affect the course of the playthrough: Heres the main screen featuring basic information according to each year
Games absolutely teach. When you look at what AAA teaches, and what it could be teaching, what we’re seeing produced at that level starts to look like a psyop.
Can we be done already with the knocking-over-small-to-medium-size-business sims and move on to gaming out the sabotage and expropriation of ultra-massive-multinationals? That’s a skills tree worth climbing.
Mario movie was, quite surprisingly, of a higher general quality and enjoyability than any Marvel/DC movie I’ve seen, which I realize isn’t saying much. Being animated isn’t the only reason I suspect it will age far better as well.
Just got on a revolutionary geopolitics tabletop kick and finding (surprise, surprise) they often appear to be written/designed from an anti-communist posture. Cuba Libre from GMT (where you can be Castro or Batista) explicitly uses a counter-insurgency framework, for example.
I'm literally nobody in the ttrpg scene, and y'all know how I feel about stuff, but:
There are more cops in the "community" than you realize. They design, publish, run cons, head "safety" teams, and they will always protect their friends and 100% fuck with anyone who talks back.
Rather ironically, what appears to be Atomic Heart’s fundamentally anti-communist message (via irony) is ideologically sympatico with Ukraine-NATO supporters who want this game banned in no small part because they dumbly perceive it to be pro-Soviet.
Ukraine's Digital Ministry will ask Steam, Microsoft, and Sony to remove Atomic Heart from their gaming platforms in the county—and possibly elsewhere—pointing to its retro-Communist aesthetic and reported "Russian roots."
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Which is exactly the response Western apologists give when waving away their countries’ own non-aggression pacts with Hitler. But for USSR, no it means definitively that Communism and Nazism are twins.
Tell me you’ve never played Civilization without telling me you’ve never played Civilization. How many turns has a non-aggression pact ever lasted? They’re not worth the pixels that print them!
Russia’s myth of being anti-fascist.
(A thread🧵)
The effect of portraying the Russians as the great enemy of fascism has been the portrayal of the Russians as the “eternal enemy” of fascism. Even under the Soviet Union, that was not entirely true.
Agreed with Alex except wow do I have the impulse to abolish the Disney/Pixar family. I’m tired by the exceptional kin conceit (see Encanto, now Strange Worlds), want more stories of the “kin” that we choose as a matter of survival.
I like both of those movies mentioned btw and genuinely appreciate their representational efforts, despite suspecting they will feel dated, and wishing writers could push further.
@froelichsean I don’t see it. To each their own. Rings of Power does it for me. Actually what sours it for me is CBS’s entanglement with Amazon meant they dropped a 60 minutes exclusive about algorithmically (at best) promoting suicide kits.