So as the title says: Have you every felt really offended by a game?
If so, in what way? There are many games for example that offend women by the depiction of female characters in them.
For me, these games come to mind:
1. Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core, because it's nowhere near the project of passion that FF7 was. It was a dull grind with a flawed combat system. The character development is so piss poor that I felt insulted intellectually. Seriously, Square Enix thinks that these shallow characters with their big talk are enough to keep me engaged, to make me care for them? All in all, a goddamn insult for fans of the original game, trying to cash in on the good reputation of FF7, with a cheaply done spin-off.
2. Even though it isn't the actual game, I was upset about the debate about Medal of Honor, where all of a sudden it wasn't okay to play Taliban in the multiplayer. I understand that people would be upset that it would be possible in a game to kill American soldiers and take the role of their current enemies. But then it's all very biased and racist. American soldiers are after all just that, American soldiers, just like German Nazi soldiers, just like North Vietnamese Vietcong soldiers, just like Russian Communist soldiers, just like Afghani Taliban soldiers. I don't like that American soldiers should in any way be treated better than others in games. You can have political opinions, but once it's transfered into a game, the game itself just becomes a tool. Btw, I don't actually have anything against American soldiers.
If so, in what way? There are many games for example that offend women by the depiction of female characters in them.
For me, these games come to mind:
1. Final Fantasy 7: Crisis Core, because it's nowhere near the project of passion that FF7 was. It was a dull grind with a flawed combat system. The character development is so piss poor that I felt insulted intellectually. Seriously, Square Enix thinks that these shallow characters with their big talk are enough to keep me engaged, to make me care for them? All in all, a goddamn insult for fans of the original game, trying to cash in on the good reputation of FF7, with a cheaply done spin-off.
2. Even though it isn't the actual game, I was upset about the debate about Medal of Honor, where all of a sudden it wasn't okay to play Taliban in the multiplayer. I understand that people would be upset that it would be possible in a game to kill American soldiers and take the role of their current enemies. But then it's all very biased and racist. American soldiers are after all just that, American soldiers, just like German Nazi soldiers, just like North Vietnamese Vietcong soldiers, just like Russian Communist soldiers, just like Afghani Taliban soldiers. I don't like that American soldiers should in any way be treated better than others in games. You can have political opinions, but once it's transfered into a game, the game itself just becomes a tool. Btw, I don't actually have anything against American soldiers.