Thread 725385445

>game where you work for a fictional futuristic big corporation
>they're AGAIN portrayed as mega soul-suckers hyper worker exploiters

Writers get some creativity.

>>725385445 (OP)
Suspension of disbelief can only go so far, man.

>>725385445 (OP)
It’s accurate to real-life. There’s no way to NOT portray corporations as a good thing unless you’re someone who benefits from
their existence.

Writers are not very creative. They can only write their lived experiences.

>>725385445 (OP)
What other type of work could there be for a big corporation?
The more workers there are, the less they'll be cared for.
Imagine you were played a strategy game and you had 3 combat units, you'd value them incredibly.
Now imagine if you had 100, you'd care less if one or two got killed off.
Then 1000, then 10000.
Human life is enslaved to the supply and demand like any other product, Anon.

>>725385445 (OP)
that's how they all are though

>>725385445 (OP)
>wRitE WhAt yOU KnOw
Large corporations can't exist unless they're propped up by the government as a form of autocratic feudalism.

>>725385445 (OP)
Okay how about this: what if religion...was bad.

>>725385445 (OP)
OMG it's Dinky from the Fox and the Hound

>>725385445 (OP)
She cute

>>725385445 (OP)
So you're asking writers to SUBVERT your expectations?

>>725385616
That explains why every plot is thinly veiled marxism in both video games and tv shows.

>>725385445 (OP)
Big corporations are by design le ebil and for companies it depends on which sector they inhabit.