>games have always been political, sweetie
Reminder that if you unironically believe that the themes of war, geopolitics, transhumanism, world economics and philosophy featured in the likes of deus ex and mgs are in any way comparable to the tired postmodern-esque gibberish of diversity quotas and queer pandering, then you're a fucking retard.
Politics in games are compelling and interesting when they produce something like Morpheus's conversation with JC. Politics in games are cringe when they shove niggers and fags so that kotaku can farm clickbait articles.
Games have always been political, sweetie
Luke Mitchell
Christopher Martinez
today's politics in games can be barely understood by anyone who isn't american or spending too much time online
Daniel Hall
>Politics.in vidya are based if they agree with me
Yes we know /pol/
Anthony Brown
>If you believe that actual political themes are political and just having gay and black people in your game isn't you are dumb
hmmm
Jayden Clark
>there's no agenda in "first woman president"
>there's no agenda in "equal representation
>there's no agenda in "diversity"
>there's no agenda in "inclusivity"
Ok retard
Nathan Fisher
Deus Ex director and driving force Warren Spector is an old school liberal. The game does not "agree" with you, it just presents a world of Cyberpunk fantasy that allows you to interact with.
The difference between classic political games and the modern ones is that the new ones are used as Political Soapboxes.
Mason Parker
>deus ex, metal gear solid
politics
>ms. pac man, gone home
not politics
learn the difference
Asher Price
>taking deus ex seriously
Nicholas Scott
Ayden Jackson
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