>>717401197
>>717409997
>>717401483
>This fucking shit again
The canon choices Corvo made included several assassinations, including the beheading of the Lord Regent. You, as Corvo, are expected to seek retribution here and there, but you're also forced to acknowledge that Dunwall is falling and the last thing the city needs is a terrorist with OP magic powers. That doesn't make you a pacifist.

I don't understand how this could be detrimental to the overall experience,. The entire POINT of the game is that holding onto every grudge/trauma in your life will only harm you, and potentially those around you, in the end. Not to say that retribution is inherently bad. Retribution just needs to be productive and not (completely) fueled by hatred and uncontrolled rage.

>>714366990
>Its growing more than ever, faster than ever
In the worst possible ways?
>The industry is fine and operating like any other.
Fine? What has le industry produced in 2025?
>Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
>Avowed (almost couldn't remember the name)
>Doom The Dark Ages
>Mario Kart World
>Death Stranding On The Beach
Do I even have to make the completely predictable and redundant comparison to game releases from two decades ago? How do these games hold a light to them? They don't. Pretty much the only game from this year that people seemed to really enjoy was Expendition 33.

As someone who couldn't care less about politics in vidya, the only games I have to look forward to at the moment are Silksong and the Ninja Gaiden Ragebound. That's it; two platformers. To my knowledge, there's no good action games, shooters, RPG's, or anything of that sort coming out in the second half of 2025.
How do you call this fine?