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In a post-apo world, society would probably devolve and return to previous times, as well as women's "rights". Men going hunting/farming and women staying home with kids
I think the entire concept of "rights" goes out the window.In a post-apo world, society would probably devolve and return to previous times, as well as women's "rights". Men going hunting/farming and women staying home with kids
If Zeta is the standard for law and fairness really think about just how much life sucks for 98% of people out there alone or in group settings.I think the entire concept of "rights" goes out the window.
But the traditional role patterns that you describe are perhaps a bit too simplistic and are not universally applicable to all primitive cultures.
And Zeta is actually supposed to be a bastion of civilisation in a lawless world.
https://f95zone.to/threads/desert-stalker-v0-13c-zetan.68105/post-11967374So the new 0.14 will be released early next month?
Women may not have enjoyed the same rights as they do today, but a lot of cultures actually placed increased value on women as carriers of life/future generations. They were subservient to their husbands, but mistreating your wife physically was punishable by up to death.You spelled out my intent spot on. The game is pretty realistic in that in a barbaric survival of the fittest might makes right society most women are subject to the will of powerful men.
While there are some exceptions like the ceremonial religious role the queen has or few powerful warriors like the bandit sisters the natural strength gap puts most women at a vast disadvantage.
Does this mean they are all used abused and discarded like toys? No because most women have fathers brothers etc who love them and will protect them.
That being said they are still under the authority of their male protectors.
That is what the setting lays out hence why I said women don't have "rights" in Desert Stalker. The whole game is a fairly accurate representation of some ancient real world civilizations with the acceptance of incest being accurate as well.
I wonder how intentional that is or if turned out that way by chance as they were trying to imagine a brutal post-apocalyptic society rebuilding civilization.
True. I believe I covered that when I stated they were protected.Women may not have enjoyed the same rights as they do today, but a lot of cultures actually placed increased value on women as carriers of life/future generations. They were subservient to their husbands, but mistreating your wife physically was punishable by up to death.
So far this game's releases have been decently frequent and rather big with content.tbh I dont know how much render we get each update in this game. But 1k update seems a lot in 3-4 months timeframe, thats why I am surprised
I hope this will continue to be the case in the future.So far this game's releases have been decently frequent and rather big with content.
do you know how many render per release?So far this game's releases have been decently frequent and rather big with content.
not really but it's usually 3-4 major sequences and some interlude or recurring for a good one hour of gameplay.do you know how many render per release?
Haha, I'm late to the discussion, so maybe I'm missing important context. But I think maybe the core reason for the setting may be that the author, along with the large amount of fans who play this game, is really aroused by male power fantasies.You spelled out my intent spot on. The game is pretty realistic in that in a barbaric survival of the fittest might makes right society most women are subject to the will of powerful men.
While there are some exceptions like the ceremonial religious role the queen has or few powerful warriors like the bandit sisters the natural strength gap puts most women at a vast disadvantage.
Does this mean they are all used abused and discarded like toys? No because most women have fathers brothers etc who love them and will protect them.
That being said they are still under the authority of their male protectors.
That is what the setting lays out hence why I said women don't have "rights" in Desert Stalker. The whole game is a fairly accurate representation of some ancient real world civilizations with the acceptance of incest being accurate as well.
I wonder how intentional that is or if turned out that way by chance as they were trying to imagine a brutal post-apocalyptic society rebuilding civilization.
Another upside of this game, you have to wait a long time, but you get a great ammount of content when the wait is over. To bad I want to play it so much that I just blast through it in 2/3 days.I hope this will continue to be the case in the future.
Think about it the lone powerful male badass woman magnet concept existed alongside many ancient societies. We have the myths of all the ancient heroes and all the chicks human/monster/deity that they fucked as part of their legend lmao.Haha, I'm late to the discussion, so maybe I'm missing important context. But I think maybe the core reason for the setting may be that the author, along with the large amount of fans who play this game, is really aroused by male power fantasies.
But yeah, I'm sure we all have a good enough of an inherent understanding of how primitive societies work, which I'm sure plays a role in engrossing us even further because it's very believable for the most part. I mean, maybe not the bad ass lone stalker alpha male hero that every woman wants to fuck, but that's a given in this kind of game . Well, maybe it works actually if you picture it kind of like this universe's version of a Witcher and the cultural significance that comes from it.