Great stuff! Looking forward to getting my copy.
ChaosSmurf mentioned in the gameplay thread :
He does, I've replayed TW3 so many times that I instantly recognized the voice.Also, I'm almost certain the soldier at 1:13 has the same voice actor as Caleb Menge in The Witcher 3. Really distinctive voice.
What native, American? I thought this is fantasy.I have to say, having seen native people on tumblr criticise this game, I'll be interested to see what the reviewers make of the colonialism aspect.
As a native man, I'm interested to see the final product before passing any sort of judgment on how they handle the colonial aspect, because it's made clear that xenophobia, racism, and colonialism are big themes of this game, but that doesn't mean it supports the history that inspired it.I have to say, having seen native people on tumblr criticise this game, I'll be interested to see what the reviewers make of the colonialism aspect.
The difference is that some people have this weird expectation that every game under the sun is going to be just given to them and that's all the value they bring to these discussion threads. Instead of generating hype it just sours them with give me free stuff! It just goes against the grain, for me in any case.
i mean, gears is a first party microsoft game...2. Given that Gears launched on gamepass, it's a fair question.
It being fantasy doesn't give it a free pass on the history it clearly mirrors in certain ways. Touchy subject to address no matter what.What native, American? I thought this is fantasy.
Anyway, we play the role of the diplomate in this game. So it's our job to make sure that the colonist and native can coexist peacefully.
I was just referring to the first question. Which native are they talking about as I'm simply curious.It being fantasy doesn't give it a free pass on the history it clearly mirrors in certain ways.
I was just referring to the first question. Which native are they talking about as I'm simply curious.
American is close because the natives in Greedfall have tents and stuff. But the clothing is quite original.
The people and the island seem more based on Irish mythology than the Americas.
I see, interesting. Considering that this is from a French studio, that makes sense.The people and the island seem more based on Irish mythology than the Americas.
I have to say, having seen native people on tumblr criticise this game, I'll be interested to see what the reviewers make of the colonialism aspect.
They'll ignore it, as western/white game reviewers always do. Doesn't matter how blatantly disgusting and disrespectful the take on colonialism and conquest is.
Looking into it on the cape.
Collector's and other merch is just a heavy committment we didn't make this time. I don't know the specific decision process on this myself - but if you want to give us more money, buy a copy for a friend too? :D
Wanna go bowling?
Haha! No.
Why do people think every new game immediately gets thrown into Gamepass?
Tbf Outter worlds is on gamepassi mean, gears is a first party microsoft game...
anyway, really looking forward to this. will probably grab it after i finish Control.
Oh right i forgot that was first partyish
You don't have to be rude about it.Haha! No.
Why do people think every new game immediately gets thrown into Gamepass?
Since Spiders was bought by BigBen, I wouldn't count on this turning into a franchise.It's like a throwback to another time.
Go Greedfall.
There's gotta be a Witcher 1 before a Witcher 3.
Oh sad, what are the implications?Since Spiders was bought by BigBen, I wouldn't count on this turning into a franchise.
still looking forward to the game, though.
They mentioned that colonialism is part of the narrative, but not the entire conflict.They'll ignore it, as western/white game reviewers always do. Doesn't matter how blatantly disgusting and disrespectful the take on colonialism and conquest is.
"We're brought to a new land, to discover a new civilization connected with nature and we have to investigate a disease that ravages the continent we came from. We're a mercant nation and it seems that in this new land that has been discovered by navigators there is a possibility to find a cure."
This motivation, that you're trying to find a cure to a disease, is something that ultimately does something to move the game away from a theme of colonialism. You're not necessarily driven by greed (in spite of the title). When the game was first shown, many thought it would have more of colonialist theme to it.
"People are not just settling on this island to steal gold from people who live there", explains Jacq. "They had to find a solution, because the old continent is dying. So there's all that constant clock ticking for the player, will you be able to find the cure, will you be able to save the old continent."
Last time I checked, I had to pay for Game Pass. That's not free.Instead of generating hype it just sours them with give me free stuff!
I feel sort of happy and terrified for them because we have essentially folks who are expecting AAA Bioware quality out of this not taking into account its a studio that doesn't have the same work force or budget. Some haven't even played their previous titles like Technomancer which is solid but clearly a AA Eurojank game with a heart of gold. Like it might be good, but context is everything