if the concept of understanding it was a clear globe, and you stood at “it” and looked down, you’d see them standing on the other side looking confident about their position
we should really teach media literacy, otherwise people won't realize they're supposed to be empathizing with the giant unfeeling robot firing death lasers
Throwing nuclear weapons like footballs, but yeah. Also, it was designed for the liberation of Anchorage, but it wasn't ready before the War ended. The Brotherhood brought it online two centuries later. Not exactly a capitalist triumph.
I mean he’s obviously woke and weak for needing therapy but even great men have their weaknesses. It would have been better if he just drank the problems away but the good thing he stopped seeing the doc and had a great family dinner to celebrate his past and future life.
If you can't see the satire in a giant robot that was built to fight in an intercontinental thermonuclear war throwing nuclear grenades at what remains of the US government while mindlessly blasting anti-communist propaganda on its very first deployment, you are not what I call a deep thinker.
Liberty Prime was a failure that the military couldn't even power on, which that major corps in the game couldn't help figure out. By the time it's turned on the US hasn't existed for 100 years and it says things like "Embrace democracy or be terminated" lmao.
ah, my favorite part of niche media I enjoy coming into contact with The General Public: dudes deliberately misunderstanding the message.
anyway teach media literacy in schools again
Without spoiling, because it is the whole plot, the satire in Fallout 2 is even less subtle than that somehow.
Also, I'd recommend giving Fallout 2 a shot, it's easily my favorite Fallout game.
I mean my 12 yr old has a healthy bottle cap collection and keeps trying to trade them for DLC packs. (FWIW I did just accept a 20 cap trade on the Pittsburg DLC because it is only $2 and those caps are a nuisance.)
Oh shit. The bottle cap economy is kicking off under your roof. Time to start hoarding bottle caps I guess.
How many bottle caps do you need to fix my Dreamcast?
Son. There ain’t nothing that can fix a Dreamcast, just let it go…(I say as I bid on a Sony Walkman ‘Sports’ to play the mix tape I am recording for my wife for her birthday.)
