But that would go only so far.Individualism can be a serious threat and single right man in the right place would be enough to throw a wrench into the entire operation and bring it down...
But this is a inevitable logical conclusion to any society that puts the freedom of the individual as its highest moral virtue.
Right on.
Quote from: Raving_Neonate on July 20, 2018, 05:32:13 PMRight on.Greetings from Croatia.
What Deicide has said is correct without doubt, but still a more closed and regulated society is far more complicated to penetrate and maintain that power, also it has an "auto-defense" mechanism that would be able to remove or curb outside influence. Besides, to acquire and maintain power are two different things, that history has already proven. Failure to recognize it had already doomed many.
Also, I remember hearing the theories, rumors, possibilities and etc regarding the sequel to Bloodlines and can't help but to shudder at what it could possibly bring into the world: social justice warriors, pointless nudity and sex etc. Before I get crucified for the latter sentence, just compare Bloodlines and Witcher for example: Bloodlines did not need abundant amounts of pointless sex and nudity to portray an adult world where morality is at best grey, nor the amount of cussing was the same and yet we have a compelling story that does not lose its charm even after 20+ plathroughs stretched over a course of several years. That is why I consider Witcher to be a cheap and poor game, using the most tried and profane recepies to attract the public, while Bloodlines utilizes excellent narrative to further its reach.
As for social justice warriors, I remember reading revised Tzimisce clanbook and in chapter about their history, they are horrified at racism and Holocaust. Tzimisce? Horrified by racism and genocide? Heh.
Quote from: Aurelian on July 21, 2018, 04:15:03 PMAs for social justice warriors, I remember reading revised Tzimisce clanbook and in chapter about their history, they are horrified at racism and Holocaust. Tzimisce? Horrified by racism and genocide? Heh.That's some fanservice BS. Indeed they could consider it pointless at best and stupid at worst, but horrified because a Jew or two had met the furnace? Are you damn kidding?
Then I would strongly recommend Witcher I, which has nothing in common with further titles but the leading character name, even graphic design is completely different. I bet you will see what had gone wrong.
That is absolutely hilarious... the Tsimisze being disgusted by holocaust? Now I've heard everything.
The blog Dogs with Dice recently came out with an article on WWG connection to alt-right.His reasoning is that Vampire: The Masquerade shows race superiority, facsist tendencies of the masquerade, sexualization of women, hiring of people who supported Gamergate, and a whole other list of reasons.
If they wanted to make a nod to political correctness they even haven't tried to do that in proper, since they could do the same perfectly in character, emphasising the cold open-mindedness for which Tzimisce are known for.But it seems even this travesty weren't enough for some clinicaly politically correct people.