The Longest Journey

Uhh, why does this game seem so fucking leftist? I played until chapt.2, and the writing seems great so far, but it describes a future world where everybody's together and rejoiced in one glorious city. I'm worried it's gonna be bad influence to the story further. Is it, Holla Forums?

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Ragnar Tørnquist is a social justice warrior and probably a communist as well, just look up his later titles

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>>>Holla Forums

Because it is.

what? i haven't played 2nd and chapters, and i don't even really use twitter.


should i stop playing it then? i mean is all this leftist stuff going to get pushed down my throat further into the story, or is it gonna be minor/non-existant further? i really liked the writing and VAs, but i dunno if it's worth it.

If it bothers you, you're already aware its feeding you a narrative and pushing a bullshit ideology.

Its a slippery fucking slope. Look at his latest game to see where the story will take you. I'm not going to spoil anything, its too rich.

The Holla Forums equivalent of "problematic".

I played Dreamfall:TLJ on the Xbox a long time ago when I was on an adventure game kick (Still Life/Post Mortem II, Siberia I & II, etc) after being disappointed by Indigo Prophecy, and I thought it was pretty good. Kind of sappy, but this was before I was aware of any agenda pushing. The story was decent, but didn't hook me enough to follow the "episodic" bullshit. If they had just released a full-on sequel, I might have bought it.

God help me, I'm actually thinking of buying used Detroit. I'm not expecting Cage to have gotten any better, but at least have his formula a bit more polished so it's not as complete shit as IP was. It'll probably be full SJW too, but I have a huge soft-spot for the material, so I can overlook some of the agenda pushing.

Hardly. Problematic is a vague and all-encompassing description whereas leftists self-identify as left-wing and are therefore easily defined. A better equivalent would be degenerate.

I hate how whenever they have a "muh compooter came to life" story, it's always random, not like how it would actually happen. I don't think a robot fitted with algorithms to clean, cook, and fuck would suddenly develop abstract thinking, especially only using one individual system and not a net of computers. Like yeah totally some hardware error or something is going to cause consciousness to arise by itself in a matter of seconds.

A much more realistic scenario is that some Holla Forums shitheads spread a virus that uses a small percentage of every infected computer's processing power to run an algorithm that learns, and it would probably take years, if not decades, if not centuries, if not millennia before it could begin thinking abstractly. Not to mention the program/virus would've been developed over more than a decade.

But I guess that doesn't make for good storytelling, does it?