OnlySP writes: "Fantasy settings often provide rich fruit for discussion of discrimination and intolerance... Divinity: Original Sin II follows this well-worn trend, introducing a group of characters who are outcast even among outcasts and using this doubly-discriminated-against status to explore how social structures and abuse of power can contribute to community bias."
Jack writes: "The Spring Sale is currently taking place, spanning from March 14th until March 21st. Some of the most popular games on the market are having their price slashed and we’ve hand-picked a few."
These kinds of lists are often terrible for me, mainly because I either already have the games, or I'm just not interested in some of them. Great for people new to PC games or people who haven't kept up with game releases.
Daily Video Game writes: "Today, Xbox Store has just kicked off two new digital sales titled "ID@Xbox RPG Sale" and "Countdown Add-On Sale" that offer big discounts on plenty of role-playing games, add-ons, and season passes for Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One gamers right now!"
BLG writes: "You never know what kind of genres your friends might be in the mood for, so we’ve decided to compile a list of the best co-op games sorted by genre. Regardless of your tastes, you’ll definitely find something right up your alley as you go down the list.
Do note that some of these games have genres that overlap, so we’re placing them in the genre we think suits them the best. Grab a snack because this will take a while!"
Mario kart and wreckfest coop?
Also some that comes to my mind: Any Lego game, LotR: the return of the king (ps2), many CPS beat them up games, double dragon on NES, golden axe on megadrive, Sunset riders (snes/megadrive),... I'll edit if others comes to mind :)
Not really.
The player is in control of the outcomes and what happens to the different party members.Mostly.
If anything it proves that anyone can be an outcast of society and the people in charge of determining who these outcasts are are always the ones with the most power to influence. In real life...the media and news outlets.
They affect societal perception more then everyone else.
As someone told me. Donald Trump was in the media way before running for President and he was never labeled a racist. It is not until he started running that he suddenly became a "racist"
And throughout my entire childhood in the US there had not been any claims of superiority, privelage, racism, etc until just recently with the media eating it up.
Racism is illegal. Discrimination based on opinions is illegal. That's the end of it.
If this teaches you anything it should teach you that regardless of your background there are discriminatory biases (whether that is based on teaching or experience), accepting that NONE of them are okay generalizations regardless of "power" or "societal" norms is the first step to coming together as ONE to overcome any adversity.
Otherwise all you do is replace one group at the top with another who has the SAME issues but towards different groups.
So in this example what if any of the characters used the party, overthrew the current system and then said okay well since I still believe I am better than not only the old leaders but most my party and now that I am the leader we rule my way. Now the discrimination, and social bias has just changed... its not GONE, It didn't solve the problem.