If everything wasn't so woke and retarded, this could actually be an interesting story point. Clones and trannydom is actually an interesting mix, in my opinion. Similar themes have been big in sci-fi before. The whole point of clones is that they're nearly to completely identical, so big differences are interesting. If it were done well, which it obviously isn't (and, oh my, the fucking PAINT), it could be interesting.
As is, they oversaturated, over-politicized, and are just insane cultists, to the point no one sane wants anything to do with any of this, even if they were capable of writing interesting stories in this, the Current Year. Which they aren't.
I've had an idea about a game's story with an insane, AI (one of several,) that has gone off the rails and is convinced it's a bird locked up in a cage, instead of a machine built into a structure. The main characters need to either destroy or pacify it in order to progress. Since the AIs job is done and it has no further purpose, I wanted the option to give it the ability to escape and fly freely instead of destroying it to be the good ending. But now I'm worried that would be encouraging mental illness....
I wanted the option to give it the ability to escape and fly freely instead of destroying it to be the good ending. But now I'm worried that would be encouraging mental illness...
Without watching I'm guessing it was Moriarty, and (spoilers!) the solution was to fool him into moving into an even smaller cage where he would be "happy".
If everything wasn't so woke and retarded, this could actually be an interesting story point. Clones and trannydom is actually an interesting mix, in my opinion. Similar themes have been big in sci-fi before. The whole point of clones is that they're nearly to completely identical, so big differences are interesting. If it were done well, which it obviously isn't (and, oh my, the fucking PAINT), it could be interesting.
As is, they oversaturated, over-politicized, and are just insane cultists, to the point no one sane wants anything to do with any of this, even if they were capable of writing interesting stories in this, the Current Year. Which they aren't.
I've had an idea about a game's story with an insane, AI (one of several,) that has gone off the rails and is convinced it's a bird locked up in a cage, instead of a machine built into a structure. The main characters need to either destroy or pacify it in order to progress. Since the AIs job is done and it has no further purpose, I wanted the option to give it the ability to escape and fly freely instead of destroying it to be the good ending. But now I'm worried that would be encouraging mental illness....
Just do what TNG did.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rQ6NF8Sfqg
Without watching I'm guessing it was Moriarty, and (spoilers!) the solution was to fool him into moving into an even smaller cage where he would be "happy".