It is not about the game itself. There are video games out there I too find to have pretty decent political messages, but I would still not think the best of someone if the only way they were able to explain their political leanings was by using that one video game as an example.
It is a simple rule of thumb to make a general distinction of the type of people who have a solid political education and those who don’t, akin to liberals who use Harry Potter as a way to explain their politics.
It is not about the game itself. There are video games out there I too find to have pretty decent political messages, but I would still not think the best of someone if the only way they were able to explain their political leanings was by using that one video game as an example.
It is a simple rule of thumb to make a general distinction of the type of people who have a solid political education and those who don’t, akin to liberals who use Harry Potter as a way to explain their politics.
I feel you. I’m just saying I think the writers of FNV would agree with you