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Either they hold their ground and boycott playing the game or they don't. If something being fun is enough to tempt you to compromise your moral beliefs then yo
by MisterTea 3y ago
Either they hold their ground and boycott playing the game or they don't. If something being fun is enough to tempt you to compromise your moral beliefs then you have a problem.
- derstander 3y ago> If something being fun is enough to tempt you to compromise your moral beliefs then you have a problem. My take might be naive, but isn’t pleasure in general — fun in this specific case — the chief reason that people compromise their moral beliefs? Though I don’t particularly understand the moral judgment about online multiplayer. But I am sympathetic to judgments about “always-online” single player functionality.
- fauxpause_ 3y agoI don’t think it’s a compromise of your moral beliefs to play a fun multiplayer game Or at least it ought not to be
- yamtaddle 3y agoIf it's fun, that's great. Adding multiplayer elements to otherwise single-player games or franchises usually just shits them up, though.