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12/2/2022 5:54:42 AM
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Nothing brings sweaty neck beard virgins together like some good old fashioned gayphobia
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Interesting enough, pretty sure that wasn’t complained about much, from what I’ve seen I’ve seen much more of a united front in the Neztea/Nezcafé thing
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There's nothing better than people that have to search for something to protect themselves from.
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I want to say that the end cutscene is a small part that brings the vocal minority out of the woodworks to scream about "muh politics" and "muh vidjagame" (at least that's my interpretation) but the majority of complaints is the game sucking along with these past few seasons.
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And the funniest thing about it is that the cutscene has like a million other problems, but it’s the gay relationship of all things that triggers people.
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Edited by Supernuke17: 12/2/2022 1:56:00 PMIt's because "wah Bungie woke" "muh politics" who cares, it's likely a mediocre cutscene with little effort cobbled together within the last 2 weeks. Also it really says something about you if you find it worth b¡tching about politics when it's just a couple of gay guys on screen, if it was a lesbian couple you'd hear zilch from just about anyone. EDIT: I just repeated myself, damn. Well yeah I haven't seen the cutscene but if I had to guess it was badly written and stated info we already knew while making a joke out of one of the most infamous potential antagonists who's buildup started back in like, year 1.
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Edited by IainG10: 12/2/2022 4:26:37 PMOh, you wouldn't hear zilch about lesbians; you'd hear cries for more from many of those same -blam!-, as well as some overly horny people who otherwise don't care about the story, and at least 10 people would be slinking away to their drawing tablets to return later with varying qualities of -blam!- art.....
