xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@ItsSkyDragonz If the developers are competent enough they will make any objects obstructing your view transparent.

@leyonhjelm @ArdanianRight That's the actual libertarian right position. People should live by whatever social norms they want but have free association so it doesn't interfere with other lifestyles/cultures.

@ChristiJunior@neckbeard.xyz @Protaghunter@baraag.net @RehnSturm256 I actually never played it. I think the first game had some gay guy that lost his husband. Joel is canonically Jewish but I don't think there was a spotlight on that compared to Ellie's sexuality. Left Behind (the side story game) was when they reveal that Ellie was a lesbian, but I think the first games might have dropped hints. I remember at that time everyone was racing to make a game with a gay/lesbian character that will make the same impact as Samus revealing to be a woman. It seemed like Naughty Dog was in on it too and they won in that regard.

But TLoU is a prime example of a story-driven, walking simulator third-person shooter where the gameplay is a complete afterthought which is why I included it.

@ChristiJunior@neckbeard.xyz @Protaghunter@baraag.net @RehnSturm256 They sabotage IPs because they can't come up with gameplay mechanics, only their retarded identity politics. So they have to have a pre-existing franchise to build their worldview around. It's the same reason why they also started infiltrating the modding and ROM hacking scenes and why original games with SJW politics tend to be story focused with minimal gameplay (Last of Us, Gone Home, 2064: Read Only Memories).

This is what happens when your entire worldview is based off of your delusions.