Why it's dangerous to put obvious messages in games!

[@Rouxkat]

FIRST! just kidding, What I found halarious in WatchDogs 2 was how they would constantly hate on "the man" and how evil corporations are, then have missions like the one where you had to steal a Battery from a company to power a students go-cart in order to win a campus race where I probably killed 3 guards simply doing their job for said battery, then afterwards virtue signal about how they are the Good guys x-D. Was a great game, but they should be more honest towards themselves

[@Gaming4Gamers-jw1zf]

Yeah Watch Dogs 2 was a bit problematic like that. Some good parts but they didn't balance the fun/humour part with the serious part at all well so on the one hand they're trying to be out to bring down the man but at the same time they're randomly killing people without a thought which is just as bad if not worse. Can't say I really ever got into it. Although I played WDL first so that was where my expectations lay (I love WDL btw lol)

[@Mrkalm007]

Yeah, i pretty much agree. DA:veilguard has just exposed these activists.

[@kingsrefuge]

4:45 trick question. There is no difference. Being "woke" IS a religion. There is just no central head figure.

[@Gaming4Gamers-jw1zf]

Good point 👍

[@AUSTRIABomberman]

Ideologie is probably more fitting but yea

[@ThousandairesClub]

*Let The Player Create Their Own Message* 👌

[@Gaming4Gamers-jw1zf]

Exactly 👍