“If we don’t do what they say they’ll bring the entire economy to a halt, yes this is the best most flawless system imaginable” is definitely an objective and emotionless assessment and not ideological cowardice.

The second one. It’s funny that people think this is an absurd suggestion, too.

Got it installed before I checked my replies and I didn’t even realize it was them till I started playing! But yeah it’s pretty awesome so far, loving the Turn() mechanic, gives me way less anxiety than Hades

Ok this isn’t an answer from me but I’m hoping it’s somebody else’s answer because I’ve had this game in my library for like eight years and haven’t played it: Transistor. It seems like it got really really good reviews and then nobody ever talked about it again.

When you start with certain assumptions about the supremacy of market forces you’re bound to miss a few human elements along the way

I disagree. Have you considered qudghteppllspopt?

No I promise whoever says that definitely fits my description of them. It’s not a strawman, it just looks like one because you assume I’m pretending to quote somebody I’m not.

One of the most popular on the platform is by definition an outlier

“We can’t have a revolution against capitalism until after we address all the symptoms of capitalism individually!”

• Somebody deeply invested in solving problems and certainly not a beneficiary of this corrupt and broken system

If you’ve already got a solution for ad-free music in your car, sure, obviously. Not everybody has that though.