@Izumi_Sunagawa It's one thing if someone of a nation is retarded like this. Nothing really you can do. But this guy, why can't they just kick out right away? Why is he even there?
@JustinWhang The biggest problem with it is the story massively contradicting important established character and story of the first game.
Other than that, it's actually not that bad, but not great.
@iamyesyouareno The entire thing, from 1914, was a betrayal of the people. Sending them to fight and die in a needless war was an atrocity. Destroying what they fought and died for is pissing on their graves.
@Mike16Bit@IGN They are of the same ideology, under the same regime. So of course they won't be honest about the problems with the ideology. It's like being critical of Pravda for not being honest with problems in some Soviet sector.
@PhilippusArabus These people treat nations - the actual peoples - as resources for state ends. It's morally atrocious, it's an inversion of what is truly important. It's been like that since at least 1914.
@clive174648 No, if you actually look into him, he does.
Bioware is a good case study of an ideologically (and corporately) captured entity that was gutted of its soul for social engineering ends.
@MittRomney It is really worth having so many people slaughtered for geopolitical games? Why must Ukrainians be bled (and Russians and others sucked into this vortex) for abstract state ends? Why must these people be laying dead in Ukrainian fields?
People are not fungible resources.
@Starkian7789 I doubt the really get it. I imagine their understanding doesn't account for how people are actually different and real peace and respect doesn't mash different peoples together. I imagine he'd see treating countries as civilizational houses and nations as families as racist.
Yes.
It's been dead and a shambling zombie for ~15 years.
It was a major victim of the heavy cooption, corporatization that happened through the late 2000s and the consequences of which metastasized massively in the 2010s.