makes sense that usamericans would think they could solve climate change by blowing it up

its really really strange and disconcerting. in a good way i think. it makes me wonder if this is how americans feel about the other games–is it as weird for them to see chimneys and house layouts and street signs they actually recognise in a game? do random “for sale” signs in SH2 or GTA or whatever kind of knock them off balance in the same way?

this is an opinion i see a lot that really surprises me. LFG took massive amounts of central game content from literally not possible for a lot of people to pretty easily accessible. if you’re someone who can’t speak in video games (socially anxious, ESL, 10 year old girl with good internet sense lol) LFG reaaally revolutionised the game and is the only thing that opened up instances/raids. i never would have seen massive sections of the game otherwise

I have a very similar experience with the end(ish) of RD1 when you’ve just been promised your freedom and you’re racing back to the family you’ve only ever heard about all game, set to compass. red dead is the only video game where i have songs from it on my phones still to this day, and the only game that i think makes acceptable use of soundtrack songs with lyrics