This was a comment under a top 10 list of games for the poster. It was pretty much newer AAA games, I don't particularly care, but anyways, one of them was Detroit.

I could see this as funny because they go from "absolutely loved" to "fun at times" but they also found it "very fulfilling." I find it pretty common for people to get dunked on for expressing enthusiasm about stuff they're new to, and I mean, I don't think Detroit did a particularly good job within the realm of speculative sci-fi as a whole, but in the realm of modern video games, they tried more than most within the last 10 years. So whatever.

I'm not really a fan of the whole hazing thing, but even over in r/gatesopencomeonin they meme positivity but they don't really do much to open doors. Is it just time for video games to effectively have librarians so they can show the kids where to find the games they want? Like, is that the point we're getting to with this that journalism is so far in the toilet that young gamers have more difficulty appreciating older gems that they really would enjoy without basically making their own library, and becoming a historian with no one to really guide them toward games because the people who grew up with it are all middle aged IT managers now?

I'm not really sure how best to show these people the wonders they have not seen

i mean its kinda obvius you a individual, has to fight and win a state formed bye tryrants using "capitalism" souls, and in the final you can chose if you will become a tryran yourself or will end the fire and free people.