What video game perfectly shows the struggles of modern men in current society?
What video game perfectly shows the struggles of modern men in current society?
Ian Anderson
Logan Barnes
binding of isaac
Joseph Jackson
none, really. Which is understandable. You do not step into virtual worlds in order to recreate your irl struggles.
However, you could say that some show it indirectly, in a sense: you would only play a game that has an emphasis on X, if you lack X irl and really want it. So I suppose waifu games, heroic themed games where the protagonist is very significant to the world; etc.
FFXV is both; in the first part it game about a significant young man and his group of friends, as well as his loving spouse; while in the second part it is an antithesis of that.
Alexander Campbell
There is no struggle as socially you are not a man. In monkey society you would be considered a female.
Alexander Edwards
i don't play video games to remind myself of how lonely and terrible i feel, if i wanted that i'd just look out the window
Lucas Gutierrez
What?
Jonathan Watson
mahjong
Cooper Adams
puyo puyo tetris
Carson Sanders
in snail society they'd see you as a bartender
Alexander Taylor
get off the internet, Rogan
Levi Green
I'm tired of modern women. Make that fucking robots.
Benjamin Turner
soon
Elijah Bailey
Noah Fisher
To play perfectly and still lose...that is the spirit of mahjong...based nyagger poster...
Asher Reed
OMG IS THAT AN EMANATOR
Nathaniel Bailey
i actually unironically believe this
Jordan Harris
Mountain Blade: Bannerlord
David Parker
How many games have male MCs that have any actual distinct struggle or life issue that isn't "bad guys are shooting/punching in my general direction and I have to shoot/punch them back?" that isn't just generic angst about dead family or a substance abuse problem?
Can you honestly imagine, say, your average Call of Duty MC having any life outside of going on top secret missions to save America? Does he have loved ones? Pets? Hobbies? Interests? Does Captain Price do anything besides stare into space, smoke a cigar and recite Kipling to people standing near him?
Do your average AAA cinematic heroes have any aspirations outside of vengeance or doing a particular duty? Or getting the magical plot trinkets for no other reason than the game needs some reason for them to slaughter their way past hundreds of people?
Anything with more meaningful depth than Mario, off on another quest to save the princess so we can go through a couple dozen handcrafted platforming levels from Nintendo?
Maybe a "Secret Life of Walter Mitty"-esque story would go well, and actually work very well within the medium of video games.
Liam Morris
American Psycho
Nolan Howard
>1 ticket for the Barbie movie please
Grayson Rivera
DQV.