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>>46979
Call of Duty is ludokino.

North Korea is one of the most peaceful countries in world history. Ameritards right now are bombing Iran and still try to pretend like they themselves aren't the biggest threat to world peace.

Might as well be asking why Germans were still watching propaganda like Der Ewige Jude.

Just because you reject a state's narrative, doesn't mean its inhabitants do. Especially since that state is still standing.

Most people who buy thoses games just wanna shoot stuffs on screen. I don't think the narrative even cross their minds.

>>46979
>Why do people still buy CIA propaganda "games"
because they're retarded normie cattle who think the CIA and US military stands for justice and peace because the movies always show it that way

or because they are bourgeois reactionaries, cops, troops, bootlickers who are proud to be on the psychopath team

>>46979
I don't, because they're garbage. Politics has nothing to do with it. I've never played a Call of Duty game in my life and probably never will, but I would if I actually considered one worthy of my time. If other intelligence agencies funded and made games that were worthy of my time, I'd play those, too. I don't think playing or not playing a video game is any kind of valid moral statement; you can accept that a piece of art is well-crafted and enjoy it even if you don't agree with its message.

Unfortunately, Call of Duty just plain sucks.

While we're on the subject, I'm liking Far Cry 6 rather a lot. The storyline is so bland and uninspired that I'm making my own up in my head as I go along, but the gameplay is addictive, and it's an openly anti-fascist game that does not paint the U.S. as the good guys.

>>46981
Shortest leftists meme

>>47125
can't read award