I mean you do kill a lot of slavers in that game but I'm not philosophically literate enough to understand if it's trying to make a coherent statement about anything, maybe some Nietzschean will to power stuff.
Eh, it's a little bothsidesey because the slave rebellion becomes corrupted by a ravenous god that turns most of the rebels into cannibals. I don't know if there really is any coherent reading you could make of the game's storyline. I don't know every little detail about the lore but I'm pretty familiar with the narrative of the game and I can't make heads or tails of it politically.
I mean you do kill a lot of slavers in that game but I'm not philosophically literate enough to understand if it's trying to make a coherent statement about anything, maybe some Nietzschean will to power stuff.
Eh, it's a little bothsidesey because the slave rebellion becomes corrupted by a ravenous god that turns most of the rebels into cannibals. I don't know if there really is any coherent reading you could make of the game's storyline. I don't know every little detail about the lore but I'm pretty familiar with the narrative of the game and I can't make heads or tails of it politically.