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>>4712154
> they're this globe-spanning ancient conspiracy with bases and castles across the globe and nobility rulers and all sorts of shit. The scope gets too big, it's not a relatable scenario anymore.

That's funny because it's around there that they started dropping the pretence that it isn't an allegory for IRL pharmaceutical companies literally turning people into zombies with products effectively weaponised against the public (protip the families that own these corporations are the type of niggas who literally own castles).

To be be fair though I actually did agree with you back then and it only clicked for me playing RE6, which got aggressively political all of a sudden and hit me over the head with it (pic related).