Is it just me or are games no longer depicting any form of racism / xenophobia in fantasy settings? I feel like when I was a kid there were plenty of games that actually explored some kind of tension between fantasy races while the story they told was about putting your differences aside to work towards a common goal. You know like elves and dwarves historically hating each other, but in the face of a greater evil they worked together. When was the last time you saw something like that in a video game? It's especially weird since the same games usually still feature distinct characteristics and cultural styles for each race. Like you can tell immediately when you are in an elven city or a dwarven city, but the people are just a lot less likely to clash with each other.
Something weird has happened to media because apparently sub-80 IQs believe that depicting something is the same thing as supporting it
>>749008323Play Warhammer insteads of gachatrash, chud
>gacha derangement syndrome >>749008323Isn't that what happens in the metphore game with the hot fairy?
*metaphor
>>749008323Metaphor came out just two years ago.
>>749008871https://youtu.be/qkpE7pn1f5A
