"White man bad game" and its the Bioshock game where the group of black revolutionaries turn into a pillaging horde as soon as they lose their single authority figure so you are obliged to shoot them in the face through the rest of the game
Later DLC would ""reveal"" that the black revolutionary leader only pretended to want to kill a child so the white main female character would grow as a person by killing her.
BJ's mom is Jewish. The series uses it for comedic/dramatic effect as well. Meeting Frau Engel on the train in 1 is such a tense yet comedic experience because of BJ's Jewishness.
Wolfenstein 1 still had that sketchy ass relationship between a brain damaged guy and the nurse who changed his adult diapers for two decades while he was almost comatose. I checked out when those two had a sex scene.
Not only that, but it's about heroes who are literally white killing nazis lol. Red Dead Redemption 2's protagonist was a white cowboy who wasn't racist. They'll screech about how not every white person is racist, then when a non-racist white person is depicted, they screech that it's still anti white because they identify with the crackers being shot by the players.
You'd think they'd be happy that Wolfenstein avoided wokewashing by making all the Nazis white. Maybe they're upset because the new Nazi leader was a woman? Idk, just seems like a skill issue for all the Nazi men.
Yeah but Wolfenstein Youngblood makes the protaganists young white twin sisters and their black friend, so basically the whole franchise is ruined forever now.
The first Wolfenstein reboot has some of the most aggressive sounding guns I've ever heard in a game. It's perfect. Every gun sounds like you're firing a giant pirate cannon and Nazis explode into little red chunks.
The basic assault rifle makes such a clear crack sound, like an H&K rifle and now that I'm typing this that was probably the idea. That the future Nazis created a parallel universe H&K.
just tried to fire up this game again (Wolfenstein II) and remembered why I noped out the first time. it opens with a drawn-out unskippable cutscene of domestic violence and child abuse