The games are examples only, I’m asking in the general sense and even beyond games into movies or books or whatever - where do you draw the line?
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Which begs the question that if it's much more effective for being subtle, does the best defense to that mean treating it differently to the blatant ones rather than lumping them all together?
In that regard, sure. I don't think it deserves credit for being less pozzed than shit like Concord though.
Yeah, not saying it gets credit, if anything it's more dangerous for being more insidious. They used the subtle shit years and years ago to get the upper hand in the first place because it worked better, then once they had the upper hand they got lazy and blatant agenda pushing became the norm.
Even though the blatant shit is crashing and burning now, it does no good to get complacent and think just sperging out will solve everything. KCD2 is still well liked by the general public despite the quiet subversiveness. The subtle stuff needs to be carefully undermined in the public eye until the rose tinted glasses fall off before critique of their motives will be seriously listened to. Not just jumping headfirst into spamming that the game is fag loving anti-White Jewish propaganda to everyone.