Magog on the March was also to show us the nature of propaganda. Since we were active participants in the events reported, it was easy to see how the actions and motives were misrepresented. But I think a game from an industrialized viewpoint could only be a positive thing. Knowing both sides of an issue is the best way to spark controversy and confuse the morally upright, from what I've seen. I'd probably be a little upset if the game's plot was an industrial species going native, but I doubt that would be the case. Yes, the ethical complications for an introverted character dependent on technology and aware of the problems of industrialization could be very interesting. Or something else. There are a lot of possibilities.
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