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The speaker commended the game, suggesting it would win the Game of the Year award. The game's storyline, a cutscene involving a character named Malice Thorme, was described as one of the most amazing bits of fiction in a long time. The character's ideology is rooted in the absence of reality and that the fact that humans can experience this is a cancer. The speaker compares this to the left's nihilistic, amoral ideology.
One of the best pieces of media that I've seen in a very long time is in Baldur's Gate 3. And that's probably why it's considered like, I don't know, it's going to win Game of the Year. It's considere...
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The speaker commended the game, suggesting it would win the Game of the Year award. The game's storyline, a cutscene involving a character named Malice Thorme, was described as one of the most amazing bits of fiction in a long time. The character's ideology is rooted in the absence of reality and that the fact that humans can experience this is a cancer. The speaker compares this to the left's nihilistic, amoral ideology.
One of the best pieces of media that I've seen in a very long time is in Baldur's Gate 3. And that's probably why it's considered like, I don't know, it's going to win Game of the Year. It's considered this big deal.
And I really do recommend, I don't know, video games aren't your thing. You just watch or whatever. But there's this moment in the game, it's a cut scene basically, where you find a, there's this guy named Malice Thorme and his ideology is rooted in what he describes as absence that I'll simplify everything for you.
He's like, he's claiming to be a doctor as he's mercilessly torturing a guy claiming, don't worry, I'm curing you. And I bring this up because it reminds me so much of what the left is.