The Outer Worlds is super . No, shutting down the space tuna cannery that's literally causing its workers to get sick and die isn't necessarily good, the answer is somewhere in the middle.
You can't just get rid of the megacorporations, because the guy who leads the faction who wants that is kind of weird, I guess? You need to work with the good megacorporation led by the Musk/Gates type philantropist for a compromise to get the good ending.
it was incredibly disappointing. It is the most heavy handed caricature I've ever seen right up to the point where you would take action and then it just shrugs and refuses to make any statements at all.
The heavy handedness is like a shield for any real critique. Like it is a barrage of "wouldn't this be messed up?" with no sense of the society this would create beyond these individual fucked up corporate acts. I was shocked that I got more out of fallout 4 than it. I think why is because as lib or limited as fallout can be, you get to actually see a society, even just in its ruins. You get to hear about how government and corporations interact, how institutions degrade or are strengthened to oppress more effectively, how average people just sorta accepted these extreme violations of their humanity through cheap goods and advancements in luxuries. It does not just have a mega corp operate on its own doing bad super capitalism as a monad, no when Nuka-Cola is doing evil it is subsidized by the US military to help with weapons research and in turn has part of its themepark just be a recruitment ad. You get this interplay, like quantum being started by a Nuka-Cola scientist as a horrific weapon, that Nuka-Cola could also use by making a barely non-lethal drink out of.
Outer Worlds felt like it was always a series of onion headlines and nothing more.
i stopped playing the game when the very first big "decision point" was just a lesser version of the helios one plot in new vegas, but instead of having five options (one of which being to use the power plant to power a giant orbital laser gun that you can later find the detonator for) you just get two "equally bad" options where the game wags its finger at you no matter which option you choose. what a lame ass fucking game
The Outer Worlds is super
. No, shutting down the space tuna cannery that's literally causing its workers to get sick and die isn't necessarily good, the answer is somewhere in the middle.
You can't just get rid of the megacorporations, because the guy who leads the faction who wants that is kind of weird, I guess? You need to work with the good megacorporation led by the Musk/Gates type philantropist for a compromise to get the good ending.
it was incredibly disappointing. It is the most heavy handed caricature I've ever seen right up to the point where you would take action and then it just shrugs and refuses to make any statements at all.
The heavy handedness is like a shield for any real critique. Like it is a barrage of "wouldn't this be messed up?" with no sense of the society this would create beyond these individual fucked up corporate acts. I was shocked that I got more out of fallout 4 than it. I think why is because as lib or limited as fallout can be, you get to actually see a society, even just in its ruins. You get to hear about how government and corporations interact, how institutions degrade or are strengthened to oppress more effectively, how average people just sorta accepted these extreme violations of their humanity through cheap goods and advancements in luxuries. It does not just have a mega corp operate on its own doing bad super capitalism as a monad, no when Nuka-Cola is doing evil it is subsidized by the US military to help with weapons research and in turn has part of its themepark just be a recruitment ad. You get this interplay, like quantum being started by a Nuka-Cola scientist as a horrific weapon, that Nuka-Cola could also use by making a barely non-lethal drink out of.
Outer Worlds felt like it was always a series of onion headlines and nothing more.
i stopped playing the game when the very first big "decision point" was just a lesser version of the helios one plot in new vegas, but instead of having five options (one of which being to use the power plant to power a giant orbital laser gun that you can later find the detonator for) you just get two "equally bad" options where the game wags its finger at you no matter which option you choose. what a lame ass fucking game
Same. Was super disappointing for me