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Question: What is the appeal of "Mind control"-games?
I've seen several Mind Control-games pop-up lately, where the MC gains some superpower either through some Devil/God-entity or finds some item that helps them in doing so. But I've always wondered what the appeal is of Mind Controlling somebody to do your bidding.
Personally I feel it kinda beats the purpose of having dialogue options in the first place, as does it really matter if you're on the good or bad side of somebody when you can just, you know.. mind control them? Obviously story-wise the developers set boundaries for mind control to happen but it kinda feels needlessly restrictive as in theory being able to mind control somebody would let you do about anything to anybody.
I'm not saying the Mind Control-genre is bad, as there's some good games out there but I do feel some games would've been better in my opinion if it didn't have it in the first place.
So what do you feel about this genre? What games would you have enjoyed more if it either lacked or had the Mind Control option?
I've seen several Mind Control-games pop-up lately, where the MC gains some superpower either through some Devil/God-entity or finds some item that helps them in doing so. But I've always wondered what the appeal is of Mind Controlling somebody to do your bidding.
Personally I feel it kinda beats the purpose of having dialogue options in the first place, as does it really matter if you're on the good or bad side of somebody when you can just, you know.. mind control them? Obviously story-wise the developers set boundaries for mind control to happen but it kinda feels needlessly restrictive as in theory being able to mind control somebody would let you do about anything to anybody.
I'm not saying the Mind Control-genre is bad, as there's some good games out there but I do feel some games would've been better in my opinion if it didn't have it in the first place.
So what do you feel about this genre? What games would you have enjoyed more if it either lacked or had the Mind Control option?