u/ChicoBrillo

It's crazy to me that you had Q-anon, all the anti-vax people, infowars, joe rogan.. all these conspiracy nuts defining the online right, but then the Epstein files really started looking bad and all of the sudden its like nobody on the right thinks anything is a conspiracy or propaganda anymore.

Now all of the sudden it's "hol' up let Netanyahu cook".

I've seen a few posts in here actually that said something a long the lines of "the left has been indoctrinated by internet propaganda" or "the manosphere is men thinking for themselves, it's not compromised by political agendas".

It's funny to me because I think everybody's susceptible to propaganda yet the right all of the sudden thinks they aren't after they've been duped time and time again and here we are (yet again) in a unwinnable quagmire in the middle east.

I know this is going to get me death by firing squad but Soma. (Spoilers ahead)

I heard so many good things about it, I was stoked to finally play. Unfortunately it's been mostly a boring chore. I keep picking it back up to progress the story hoping I'll get to the good part and it just doesn't seem to come.

Ive gotten lost multiple times just walking around in circles not understanding what Im supposed to be doing which kills momentum and tension and just becomes frustrating.

I also find the art style is too cartoony to be scary for me. Some of the robots i even find to be cute..

The story has a cool concept but I'm not a fan of the slow drip way they tell it via audio logs. There's the first twist when you find out you're a robot but it's pretty obvious by the time they tell you. Now I'm just walking around flipping switches wondering is there some other big twist coming that finally makes it good?

Anyway that's my polemic take on Soma, I want to hear others taboo horror game opinions!

I am one of those people who is constantly multi-tasking and sometimes I don't want to stop listening to my music or youtube video to play a game.

Vampire Survivors was about the perfect game I found for just this thing, but I've thoroughly beaten it and it's stopped being as fun.

I used to also play GTA5 and just mute the game while I just drove around for fun. (This worked because I already beat the game and wasn't worried about messing anything up)

I like a wide variety of video games, so anything that doesn't require active listening, or much attention to dialogue is good. Something you can just pick up and play and then put back down inconsequentially.