I was thinking, so I came up with this dumb little thread idea.
“Paper Mario games teach you to never bond with your companion(s) because they end up sacrificing themselves/whatever in the end.”
Can you guys think of any more ‘questionable game-morals’?
I was thinking, so I came up with this dumb little thread idea.
“Paper Mario games teach you to never bond with your companion(s) because they end up sacrificing themselves/whatever in the end.”
Can you guys think of any more ‘questionable game-morals’?
Well... I play Rimworld. Enough said.
Well... I play Rimworld. Enough said.
that one scene in the ultra despair girls danganronpa game
that one scene in the ultra despair girls danganronpa game
Spec Ops: The Line is basically an entire game built around this.
Spec Ops: The Line is basically an entire game built around this.
Animal Crossing: Stuff wildlife in your pockets so you can give them to a museum!
Animal Crossing: Stuff wildlife in your pockets so you can give them to a museum!
[quote name="DrakoTheDragon" date="2021-04-23 08:34:01" ]
“Paper Mario games teach you to never bond with your companion(s) because they end up sacrificing themselves/whatever in the end.”
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Some spoilers
Little Nightmares II basically teaches you the same thing, except [spoiler]the thing your companion will end up sacrificing is [i]you![/i] :)[/spoiler]
DrakoTheDragon wrote on 2021-04-23 08:34:01:
“Paper Mario games teach you to never bond with your companion(s) because they end up sacrificing themselves/whatever in the end.”
Some spoilers
Little Nightmares II basically teaches you the same thing, except
the thing your companion will end up sacrificing is you! :)
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Well, in most games it's the name of the game to kill and steal from random people who did absolutely nothing to you other than being at the wrong place at the wrong time. :(
Well, in most games it's the name of the game to kill and steal from random people who did absolutely nothing to you other than being at the wrong place at the wrong time. :(
wiping out an entire species is completely okay because we’re doing it for Science and fancy armor, who doesn’t want fancy armor?
at least most of the other monster hunter games had actual reasons to hunt most of this stuff, but world that’s the only decent excuse I can come up with
wiping out an entire species is completely okay because we’re doing it for Science and fancy armor, who doesn’t want fancy armor?
at least most of the other monster hunter games had actual reasons to hunt most of this stuff, but world that’s the only decent excuse I can come up with
Looting graves is fine and the morally upright thing to do, and you'll never get called out as a grave robber by anyone even through your sword is CLEARLY some kind of national heirloom that belonged to a hero among the ancestors your culture venerate to this very day.
I want a wholesome Skyrim mod where I can put flowers on the tombs or something instead of fighting their inhabitants and steal their grave gifts.
Looting graves is fine and the morally upright thing to do, and you'll never get called out as a grave robber by anyone even through your sword is CLEARLY some kind of national heirloom that belonged to a hero among the ancestors your culture venerate to this very day.
I want a wholesome Skyrim mod where I can put flowers on the tombs or something instead of fighting their inhabitants and steal their grave gifts.
[quote name="mariahwong46" date="2021-04-23 10:18:10" ]
that one scene in the ultra despair girls danganronpa game
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mariahwong46 wrote on 2021-04-23 10:18:10:
that one scene in the ultra despair girls danganronpa game
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Drako
