The game explicitly sets up a world where slavery exists in mass form; the game is responsible for then navigating that appropriately.
D. Walker
walkerd
Bethesda doesn’t understand how to set and manage expectations.
I don’t think that the people complaining so bitterly about this are actual Starfield fans, for the most part.
In a roleplaying game where you are supposed to be able to project a wide variety of character types and player fantasies onto the PC protagonist, there are two realistic options for good results - either provide a broad range of voices for the player to choose from, or don’t provide voices at all.
I mean, you have to admit, it was quite the achievement to take a site that people already deeply hated and somehow find ways to make them hate it even more.
It’s all them Gays and Jews and Illuminorities, trying to force their godless Liberal Agenda on poor, powerless (yet also extremely manly and brilliant) Elon Musk, in order to victimize and emasculate him out of jealousy!
It’s even worse than that - nothing in the Bible condemns abortion, so it’s not even religion dictating their life. They’re just a bunch of misogynists who want to control women, using religion as a crutch and a smokescreen to justify it.
Unlike Twitter, Valorant makes money for the people who own it, so they aren’t likely to want to sell...
This is like bragging about fact that it takes ~70 hours to manually walk across the map in Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall.
Now playing
“boomer shooter”?
The H-4 Hercules was also decently well engineered, and was legitimately pushing the envelope of what was possible with the materials of the day.
I mean, he spent $44 billion on buying Twitter, spent who knows how much on legal fees trying to back OUT of buying Twitter, and then he took the company he was forced to honor his agreement to buy and set it on fire, so...
Exactly!
“Bad photoshop” does not produce cars with headlights in the trunk and women with three legs unless the person at the computer is drunk as fuck.