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author=Dyhalto

author=SnowOwl
Well, there's always actual democracy (which Murrica isn't).

Murica has the most sophisticated democracy in our time. It's the Westminster system that's backwards.

Let me ask you this: Do you think the people that make up the majority of a democracy, the middle and lower class, has any real power in Murrica?
The westminster system also has problems, I agree, and it can probably be argued that actual democracies where the majority rules are literally nonexistant, but saying that America especially is a democracy is laughable.

Shameless promotion of some Deviant.

You guys clearly don't like each other. Don't get me wrong here, I'm not trying to defend the game, I don't give a crap about the game or anything about it, I'm just curious to why you go out of your way to play something you already know you won't like? Stalking is obviously not what you're doing, but the only reason I can really see that you would both buy and play it is that you want to leave a negative review and make the developer mad.

Short answer: No.
Longer answer: If you have a good reason. Being too lazy to do something better is not a good reason. I think below NES graphics is too low-tech for most people to stomach, maybe even SNES.
I'm probably alot more accepting than the average person and even I would be really reluctant to play something with Atari-type graphics. I can appreciate someone that does something really good looking within certain limitations, like this picture:

But the way you worded your question makes me think that's not what you're aiming for. You're basically just doing it to make it faster to make, correct? It will have to be a damn good game in other departments for people to play it anyway.

I think it was a good thing she leaked those documents, but I can see why the army would be unhelpful to her. I mean what she's doing is basically first kicking them in the balls and then asking for favours by acting like a child and going on a hunger strike. Anyone would be kinda reluctant, if not averse, to helping at that point.