Verylittlefishes
Sacro Bosco
Even China is involved in marketing Disco Elysium:
"what I got in the end" is surprisingly accurate.
Even China is involved in marketing Disco Elysium:
normie bait,
Except I gave other reasons for it to be popular and not only bribery. My main point is that it doesn't win because of its quality. It's a circus of pretentiousness.
normie bait,
Wait, who are the hipsters here again? I thought we had exclusive rights to “too mainstream”
Perhaps this is off-topic to the wonderfully constructive and illuminating discourse occurring in this thread; but does anyone know if a release date has been set for the english version of the Discoverse novel?
Even China is involved in marketing Disco Elysium:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/632470/Disco_Elysium/the Discoverse novel?
It's amazing how in the age of Outer Turds, Fallout 76, Ass Effect: Prospermeda, Felinity: Original Meow, and Dullards of Eternity, a great gem like Disco Disco comes out, and some tards here refuse to acknowledge its obvious greatness.
More like stating an opinion.
You say it's "pretentious", but for a lot of people the theme and the writing is striking really close home. Mainly because they are during their own midlife crisis.
Then you make a claim that "soccer dads don't like anything other than read", which is exactly a reverse of what I heard and keep hearing still: that people don't like to read and readership keeps plummeting.
Then you make a claim that people like something they can't understand.
And that "politicool content" even matters to people
If any one the above were true, then Tides of Numenera should've been a hit. It wasn't.
The most popular mainstream titles are gameplay-heavy, though, it might not be good gameplay, but it's definitely not reading without doing anything.
It seems intuitive to me that a combat-less game with a lot of humor and a topical narrative would have more mainstream appeal than, say, the majority of CRPG renaissance games
I’m a normie