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It's a shame that Konami went DEI and ESG downhill.
Being disappointed by a negative trend mounting in popular media (a broad issue) is not the same thing as getting bent out of shape over a minor result of it (I.E Maria's outfit or Angela's face.) Equating those things equally basically opens the doors to say anyone upset by anything is being overly sensitive, in which case there's no point in even talking to you.
Rather than skim through my post to look for something to try and invalidate my for my opinion, maybe form an argument? People who leap to do what you do usually can't form them.
They'd probably scratch their head and wonder why anyone would be upset over an exposed midriff in a video game and why DEI companies even exist. Because unlike the west, they don't placate to a society of people with glass bones and paper skin.
Bloober Team Are Begging Horror Fans to Give SILENT HILL 2 REMAKE A Chance!
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Also uploaded 3 hours ago.
sexy games are doing great, Chinese game developers are making billions from from not going dei/woke.
Honestly, if I pretend I have interest for a moment sure.
I'd give the game a chance. Not at that price point though.
If they really wanted folks to give it a chance this would be no more than $40.
That's if they genuinely wanted folks to give it a chance (that's unreasonable some might feel).
Well so is charging $70 to give something a "chance".
This isnt something like...a vacuum cleaner that if it doesn't work you just return. This is a game that can seem ok for the first couple hours, giving the illusion of solid work...only to possibly end up having issues much further into the game (thinking more technical than themetically but wouldnt be the first to do a bait and switch).
Thus negating the very limited 2 hours/2 weeks return window.
Regretfully for them, the best way this game will get a chance is when it's on deep discount. A year or two down the road and by that point hopefully some of the bugs (their will be bugs, always is) will have been ironed out.
$70 isn't a miniscule amount for most people and definitely ludicrous to ask to give a chance at that price point.
Again. Don't agree in what they've shown so far. Not a fan of modern gaming for the most part but trying to answer this as objectively neutral a possible.
With a point regardless of where one stands can agree (hopefully) with.
Edit:
Tl;Dr version
No.
Go back up to the top. Read the whole thing. If it's too much it means you need the practice.
Read a book.