A big problem with trannies authoring with those themes is trannies view what is mostly a negative in the genre as good things. They want to be able to constantly body swap and make everything about themselves into a consumerist commodity where a totally different form is just a credit card swipe away. All of this is while calling themselves some form of socialist.
Eh, it's clear from the short film/trailer this isn't exactly the case.
"We have Velma at home."
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also the amount of Troons on the game, im not even that politically inclined when it comes to Vidya but Jesus Christ, the marketing thats already out there is peak Tiktok Trooncore down to the character design
There's an almost cel-shaded quality to the in-game graphics that makes it look flat and cartoonish. I'm not sure how to describe it properly. It almost looks like there's a filter over the game or the graphics were left unfinished.
I'm like Rich Evans. Rich knows what goes into the creation of a good 80s b-movie but can't make one himself worth a damn. I know what goes into the creation of good art/product but I'm a lazy nigger.Y u no start make games urself?
THEY HAVE NOT EVEN STARTED ON THE STORY YET AND THEY ARE 5 MONTHS AWAY FROM RELEASE.
Most probably haven't read or watched any GITS and their knowledge begins and ends with "the Major is hot" and "that rumor she's actually a dude" and ignore the fact the Major, in all her iterations, spends a lot of time trying to come to grips with the horrifying nature of her existence.
Yeah, really well said. Troons misinterpret the message of GITS and instead just look at it as a basic identity crisis and goon material. "the Major has a bodysuit and shows her thighs, I MUST CHOP MY DICK OFF!" i dont get it dude. GITS is sooo good and trannies ruined it for me lol
I think it was supposed to be for the Tarkov crowd at one point only with a bigger focus on cyberpunk aesthetics than obsessive milsim realism, but it's obvious somewhere along the line that they decided they wanted some of them Apex bux. Only they never fully transitioned from their original concept to a more accessible style and now the game, much like its developers, is undergoing an identity crisis.
I think it's a little more artful than just propagandizing you by showing you the future and telling you "thing bad". I always got the impression that GITS was more neutral on the topic of cybernetics, showing both the ways it can benefit people and the ways it can be used to commodify and dehumanize people. It shows you the pros and cons and the philosophical dilemmas and asks "what do you think?"
You'd think so but they botched the presentation of this so hard that it might as well be a old guy looking at an old photo of himself. It comes across less as him not even remembering who he was before and having a existential crisis because of a twisted perception or modified memories, it's just that it happened long ago.
I read that as showing a level of dehumanization. Like goth sniper doesn't care because he's losing parts of himself and doesn't even know it. It's probably supposed to contrast with anime hair's mild stress response. But I agree it could've been more pronounced.
It would've been stronger if they started losing memories of loved ones, but clearly, that's not the case, them not remembering the appearance alone of their old selves along with all the catterpillar imagery, comes off more as a troon trying to insert his own fetishes and pass it off as Transhuminsm's blandest criticism.
I do have a half-baked theory that goth sniper hesitating to kill anime hair when she started humming the piano tune might've been trying to convey that, but all I have to go off is the cinematic so
