They're not real animals, so a vegan can ethically complete the entire game without harming a single animal. Stop being weird.
this post was submitted on 09 May 2024
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I've given thought to this one as a vegan in the game industry. It's strange. I'm happy to play games like Cyberpunk and murder just about everyone in my way. But when it comes to cozy games, there's something discordant about the "build a happy little farm" vibe and "kill all the fish you want". It just doesn't match the fantasy cottagecore games are selling for me. :shrug:
Stop being an obtuse ass. If literary criticism isn't your thing, find something else to do.