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Thank you. What do you mean by "a bit lib"? My tolerance is nonzero but low
It just seemed a tad to pro electorialism for my taste. Though I do think progessives are painted as force for good in the game.
It feels like a game created by a well meaing social democrat. Where as disco elysium feels like a game made by communists if that makes sense.
For something positive I do enjoy Esoteric Ebbs humour and whimsy.
Omg I'm trying my hardest to play as an Azghalist with the strong urthguard cleric build and
disagreeing with a point of framing in the game's writing
I'm at a point where passing the wisdom check gives me the option to do literal peace-policing to prevent a workers rally. I'm liking the other aspects of the game and I'm still curious about it, but it was jarring.
I picked "Azghal would be proud".
Whatever. It's been amusing so far. I'm just going to play with my own moral compass / whatever seems funniest and hope for the best.
Wisdom is the azgalist attribute if I recall correctly . Basically all excpet one ? Attribute follow a specific political movement/idea in the game.