Not only for that reason but also as a challenge to hopefully affect culture if the game ever took off. There's no reference to lgtbqxyz-1+, no lefty game studio diversity push or pronouns, no weird story where the lead has to be a US minority queer 15 yr old zey/them (where the player decides between stupid woke talking points), just a good old fashioned original story with guys and gals based in good morals. There's even a normal, staight people love story thrown in between two of the characters. (Shocking by todays standards) The story setting, though, is quite familiar. In a world where monsters mysteriously appear spreading an unknown disease, the kingdoms begin to move away from a nationalist society into a global order, in locking down their villages in hopes of slowing the spread of this disease. Unbeknownst to world leaders, these monsters are actually being summoned by an evil cult known as the One Order by its leaders Klaws and Yuval. This cult is also funded by three evil sorcerers. Lord Burnschild, Jorge Goros, and Mr. Gill Bates. These "philanthropists" convince the 4 kingdoms of the world to unify in locking down their people and to let them assist in defeating the monsters through 4 methods. Greed, Fear, Control, or Raw Power. The real reason, though, is to use this as an excuse to search their lands in pursuit of the lost Tablets of Power in hopes to summon the true demonic leader of the One Order, Drago. The story isn't thrown in the players face about the true intentions of the parallels between fantasy and the events of 5 years ago, including references to who the bad guys really are, but more focused on character development, good morals, and memorable moments to leave the player either laughing, maybe crying, shocked, or saying to themselves, "I cant believe that is in this game?!" The gameplay is true to an SNES ff6 or chrono trigger style. Active turn-based battles and maps where each one has its own "thing" or puzzle to solve. The scenes and dialog become an IYKYK thing but many of seeds dropped to make the player feel as though, "Man, this sounds very familair." The ending of the game, again unbeknownst to the player that this was the true intentions, takes a stab at societies hero complex. Focusing more on selfless acts to help others with the notion, "It's better to be the hero in someone elses story than to make it purely about yourself." All that being said, I think I cleverly crafted something with a good story, dialog, scenes, and a character for everyone. 3 years of work put together in a 30-40 hour RPG. So if you're into the golden era of classic RPGs, it's worth giving this one a try.

Men is this true.

@politico I don’t really trust the judgement of the people who would sterilize their own children for likes on Instagram.

Which of these countries would be funniest for the US to invade?