@cards: Other users can judge if your answer has any meaning at all.

@cards: In not trolling - you replied to me. I'm yet to see a political agenda given for the original film that isn't just a theme in the narrative. An agenda uses the film for real world change. The originals did not do this, though you could extract meaning if you wished.

@uchihasilver: Great point.

@cards: You're listing themes. I'm talking about the film having an agenda beyond its themes and the film exchanging story ideas for real world political agenda.

@Atzenkiller: Yes. It's a hobby horse industry that can't convincingly provide reliable or worthwhile products.

Someone at EA must have got fired if they allowed a game without in-game gouging to be released.

@darthbuzzard: So people so readily claim, but there is no evidence that traditional games require VR to sustain themselves, there's also no evidence that VR is as pervasive as you claim.

He's too talented for mere VR engineering. He should be in games.

@jerusaelem: At least he had the balls to make films.

@m4a5: You missed my joke.