Lol

Well I meant more the reduction of games that seem to exist as vehicles to push the message within them moreso than to entertain.

Not familiar with the others much, but the Tropico games look nice from the screenshots.

Well said, and agreed.

It was an "incredibly important day" when we were under occupation by the communist USSR. Since we regained our freedom in 1989, the promotion of communism and other totalitarian systems is prohibited by our laws (including the Constitution).
Communism is responsible for at least 65 million deaths worldwide. Do not be fooled into thinking that a "workers' revolution" based on hatred, envy and violence can end in anything other than the blood of civilians and the absolute power of revolutionary leaders. If you don't want to look in historical publications, look at the current situation in North Korea or the People's Republic of China. It is a shame that GOG has given us such a harmful gift.

If anyone want to know how this, our current situation, started;

Frankfurt school is the first step to understanding it.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/nXLXxozLhsE/

And Frankfurt school split off from economic class Marxism to focus on cultural race Marxism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9TviIuXPSE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism_conspiracy_theory

https://larrysanger.org/2020/05/wikipedia-is-badly-biased/

https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2020/11/28/5-times-studies-proved-wikipedias-left-wing-bias/

LOL! :D

thanks

Freedom of expression doesn't mean: "Shut the F#$% up!!!" Freedom of expression means that everyone has the right to tell GOG how they feel about that game. Just as the developer had every right to develop that game.

It's kinda funny: Project Veritas is in a lawsuit with The New York Times for this. So far they're winning the lawsuit.
What's funny is, cultural marxist theory implies that the cultural marxists are antisemitic. And actually reading the links on frankfurt school interestingly suggests there's truth to the conspiracy theory. It's really weird, actually. It's like people post links expecting people not to actually read them.

EDIT: Also, the theory most likely actually started with: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuri_Bezmenov
It's kinda like how freedom of religion somehow become freedom from religion. They believe that freedom of expression includes freedom from expression.

Mmm, I had no problem with Firefox. Maybe you have some add-on interfering or it was a bad time for the GOG website?

I have a feeling he's either clicking the green button or somehow the main offer is hijacking the green button.

it's a lazy and repetitive game anyway, no big loss IMHO
Want some city riot? Jail Break was way better and it's from the 1985
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tiNsnmWswg

Wonder if RockStar will ever release State of Emergency for sale again? That game was pretty fun.
Jet Set Radio is kind of in the same vein as well, except you're just taging your gang's territory with neat art designs instead of burning down black owned businesses in protest of systemic racism.

I grabbed it for posterity. Someday, someone might want to know what it's like to be in a "peaceful protest" and how they think. I figure there's some degree of explanation going on for why we want to riot in this game or something.

EDIT: I mean, just think. Wouldn't it be cool if we could know what it was like to be a communist in Cuba honestly believing that putting a murderous nutjob in charge would somehow make things better? Wouldn't it be cool to know what it'd be like to be so racist against Jews you'd ride chariots into thick mud between two giant walls of water that are being held back supernaturally? Wouldn't it be cool to know what it was like to be a Nazi who actually thought Jews were the problem behind poverty, not trying to take over the whole damn world? Wouldn't it be cool to know what it was like to be a Roman who thought they could stamp out Christianity by killing people who believed they would come back from the dead? All these wacky situations in history where a large number of people thought some really bad ideas, and now we have before us a game made by the same people who believe that "peaceful protests" where they ruin the lives of common people and support the elites would somehow result in changing the system so the elites are no longer in charge. This is a historic precedence. The closest we have to that is 1979 Revolution, game, and even that kinda turned out well for them by comparison, and even that was made in posterity, not before the whole thing goes south.

Surely "not my president" rallies in 2016-17 were better and Summer of Peace 2020 was great.

Walking into empty government building is surely a terrorism and a "tHreAt To DemOcRacY" unlike burning hundreds of people businesses and houses.