When watching the film, I thought of the V-Vendetta team inexplicably. Although the level is still different, at least it makes me feel a little bit of passion for resistance.
The people suffering everywhere, the parliamentary district of arrogance and luxury. Although it's a bit exaggerated, doesn't this kind of shocking exist in reality? So I don't think the previous preparation is really a waste of time, in fact, the implicit content is still very good.
Where there is tyranny, there must be resistance. I am looking forward to the next one. But when Kenis was hysterically angry, I was thinking, the rebels, led by game designers, are they doing it right? Sacrificed the entire 12th district.
There is no right or wrong, I have no way to comment. The revolution really requires bloodshed. Those who raised their hands in silence and were dragged away and shot to death by government forces may have realized something more important than life.
Very exciting, looking forward to the next one.
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