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I'm just reciting art history. The Hatred example was to show the power of the gatekeepers. I dont really have a better example of oppositional art lately, whi

I'm just reciting art history. The Hatred example was to show the power of the gatekeepers. I dont really have a better example of oppositional art lately, which adds to the idea that its gone. Maybe SUPERHOT's 'obey' motif may qualify barely. I don't want any of that stuff, per se. I'm just saying its gone. I dont understand how you came to the conclusion that I want institutional power over society, when the advant garde was exactly against that. The institute had power and it was sucessfully rebelled aginst. No longer. If you want a better recitation of art history look up Camille Paglia. Its more provoking and better explained over a lecture than trying to jam it into a comment.

watwut 6y ago
Hatred is available on steam right now. (Just checked.) Hatred was available to buy, even as it was not on steam. Steam is not like apple store - you can sideload windows apps. It does not even show warning like alternative to playstore would. And the bad reviews did not made it impossible to get. The controversy around it likely just added to sales. Hatred shows only that some games don't make it to the steam. Steam was always historically super selective in what they allow. Quite openly so. The steam community was historically even more selective making it hard for new genres to go in at first. > I dont understand how you came to the conclusion that I want institutional power over society, when the advant garde was exactly against that I misread what you wrote.