He hasn't said much about politics and his economic simulation back in like 2010 suggested he didn't know much about economics, but he did everything in his power to make the game free for as long as possible.
Also the game itself is pretty anti-monarchist and used to be anti-capitalist in the sense that capitalism would inevitably ruin a fortress when the workers ran out of money to buy food and pay rent, but the economic simulation was removed.
Also there's "Liberal Crime Squad", which is every "the world that exists in conservative's heads" meme.
I'm actually kinda hype for it. Not enough to pre-order it, but enough to keep track of it and see how it does when it comes out. Same deal with "Where Winds Meet".
Top right is Genshin Impact. Pretty sure centre right is Black Myth: Wukong, which is coming out next year
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Yeah, it's kinda dumb they missed Dead Cells, Dwarf Fortress, Tetris and included games optimized to financially ruin people's lives.
Also that they missed Star Citizen, Cyberpunk: 2077, every series that EA murdered, etc.
Cyberpunk 2077 is the second image on the left side. You can tell by the icon.
Is Toady a commie?
He hasn't said much about politics and his economic simulation back in like 2010 suggested he didn't know much about economics, but he did everything in his power to make the game free for as long as possible.
Also the game itself is pretty anti-monarchist and used to be anti-capitalist in the sense that capitalism would inevitably ruin a fortress when the workers ran out of money to buy food and pay rent, but the economic simulation was removed.
Also there's "Liberal Crime Squad", which is every "the world that exists in conservative's heads" meme.
Yeah it's kinda wacky that the prime socialist game is supposed to be a gacha game? I thought these microtransactions were predatory
Yeah
Anime girl with bear ears looks like Arknights too, so this checks out
I'm actually kinda hype for it. Not enough to pre-order it, but enough to keep track of it and see how it does when it comes out. Same deal with "Where Winds Meet".
wow these both look pretty cool - glad to see some fresh ideas in this genre of games
Yeah, to us Wuxia is a whole completely unexplored world of content that we've barely scratched the surface of with Kung fu flicks.