Very quickly quashing any misunderstanding by explicitly calling a main character a "commie" in the first scene was a smart move.
It's written, knowing, that a good chunk of the audience is completely unable to differentiate satire from the message so it takes the important ones and makes them very clear before continuing with the fallout -style satrization.
It sucks you have to do it, but it's the responsible choice
Yeah they went out of their way several times to make it very explicit that capitalism is the problem. It isn't reform or revolution but at least they tried.
"Only a G*mer could miss them" is a banger line and I will definitely start using it from now on to refer to the lowest form of chud in existance
"G*mers" are have rocks in their skulls. They are STILL arguing that Fallout series is an "apolitical" game.
I once saw a G*mer try to argue that the Imperium in Warhammerk 40k is actually a communist dictatorship
communism is when you have big gubbermint and the more layers of bureaucracy you have in the Administratum, the more communister it is
But apparently we aren't a brainwashed society
Very quickly quashing any misunderstanding by explicitly calling a main character a "commie" in the first scene was a smart move.
It's written, knowing, that a good chunk of the audience is completely unable to differentiate satire from the message so it takes the important ones and makes them very clear before continuing with the fallout -style satrization.
It sucks you have to do it, but it's the responsible choice
Yeah they went out of their way several times to make it very explicit that capitalism is the problem. It isn't reform or revolution but at least they tried.
The Vault 33 dwellers are also such an obvious send-up of liberals. It's pretty fun.
Yeah def this. The vault parts and the little brother were more interesting than I expected.
i started it last night and really appreciated the "To each according to their merit!" poster in the background of the second shot in the vault lmao
Based.