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15 days agoThis is definitely one of the takes of all time.
If you disable a portion of a product after sale, it should be perfectly eligible for a refund by virtue of it being false/misleading advertisement


This is definitely one of the takes of all time.
If you disable a portion of a product after sale, it should be perfectly eligible for a refund by virtue of it being false/misleading advertisement
I think Hardspace Shipbreaker does a really good job of this. You work as an exploited blue collar worker, and the gameplay really makes you feel like a blue collar worker. Especially at the end, the plot and gameplay synergizes in a really creative way.
At the end
You form a union and go on a strike. The strike involves intentionally breaking everything. That essentially means doing the opposite to what you’ve developed your muscle memory for for the entire game. It’s a really cool twist on the normal gameplay that, up until this point, was becoming somewhat stale.
It also highlights the overall theme of the game, which is to explore why it’s so easy for people to fall in line with the status quo and why it’s so important to stay vigilant to company overreach