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Morality Systems in Video Games — ROG 29
What is good and bad, and how does a video game track the consequences of actions made by the player? A buzzword in video games just a few years ago, morality systems were extremely pervasive in the PS3 era. inFAMOUS, Mass Effect, The Witcher, and many others tried to implement morality systems to varying degrees of success. This week we discuss many different systems and their pros and cons, and give our thoughts on morality systems as a whole!
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Music for this episode: Werq by Kevin MacLeod
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What is good and bad, and how does a video game track the consequences of actions made by the player? A buzzword in video games just a few years ago, morality systems were extremely pervasive in the PS3 era. inFAMOUS, Mass Effect, The Witcher, and many others tried to implement morality systems to varying degrees of success. This week we discuss many different systems and their pros and cons, and give our thoughts on morality systems as a whole!
Don't miss our streams every week!
twitch.tv/reflectionsongaming
Join in on the discussion and reflect with us! Send your thoughts to: [email protected]
Follow us on social media!
Discord: discord.gg/RWHb25t
Twitter: twitter.com/ReflectionsonG1
IG: instagram.com/reflectionsongaming/
FB: www.facebook.com/reflectionsongaming
Support us for the price of a cup of coffee:
ko-fi.com/reflectionsongaming
Music for this episode: Werq by Kevin MacLeod
Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4616-werq
License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/