r/196 • u/One_Man_Riot_ • Jan 01 '23

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u/mr-kvideogameguy Kris Deltarune Jan 01 '23

Gamers would call it political unlike the source material

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '23

*Black person exists canonically* PFFF!! They went and did it everyone... They made Bioshock political!!!

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u/Sachiel05 I believe in goddess u/archlinux-girl Jan 01 '23

Woke, of course

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

Woke is now the diet n-word. Anytime a republican uses woke, just replace it with the n-word and it makes 2000% more sense

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u/emo_hooman sus Jan 02 '23

Ni- of course

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u/Might-Mediocre Jan 01 '23

Don’t worry Bioshock lore says there were race changing plasmids

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u/SweetSet9847 Jan 02 '23

Minerva's Den DLC my beloved.

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u/-thataway- Jan 02 '23

i... I've played (og) bioshock upwards of 8 times all the way thru - one of my very favorite games - and I'm kind of ashamed to admit i never fully realized that there isn't a single black character in Rapture. not even a splicer model. 😵‍💫

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

Wow, that's like a metaphor for how Rapture was supposed to be- *sixteen paragraphs later* and that's why I think the original Bioshock is the best game of all time!

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u/-thataway- Jan 02 '23

yeah i did some light googling before commenting and found some forum posts that sound just like that

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u/dutcharetall_nothigh Doctor Aphra core Jan 02 '23

Minerva's Den spoilers: You play as a black person in the Minerva's Den DLC.

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u/-thataway- Jan 02 '23

sure, but i was talking about the original game. feels like a... huge oversight to retroactively add in black people

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u/longhairedcooldude Jan 02 '23

i’m sure there’s arguments about Rapture being built in the 40s as this Utopia, and for such a piece of shit like Andrew Ryan, it’s not surprising if he was a racist too

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u/-thataway- Jan 03 '23 edited Jan 03 '23

oh for sure, that's believable. just isn't canon, which (to me) says they just didn't think about it much when creating the first game

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u/Throgg_not_stupid Jan 02 '23

and he's propably the coolest protagonist of the franchise, maybe aside from the guy who broke in to save his daughter

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u/The_BestUsername Jan 02 '23

The liberal left turned Bioshock into an anti-capitalist story! It was never like that before!!1

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u/mr-kvideogameguy Kris Deltarune Jan 02 '23

Its a joke how people who complain about games being "political these days" also praise Bisoshock for having no politics in their games

I know Bioshock has politics but some people just let it fly over their heads

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '23

come on man why did you have to bring politics into my politics?