In fact, several arcs in side quests have to do with dealing with people (arkanas, those overly sexualized cyborg soldier things) that were essentially mistreated/objectified by their commanders, and are essentially metoo campaigns.ДЇor example, there is this quest about a commander who sold his arkana to bad people (i presume) who is chained in the middle of an ice field, and the side quest arc dealing with her have you going around finding ways to save her eventually ending up with your arkana deciding to do her own thing, ignoring orders from sati who is kinda like the leader of your faction (also claiming that if you the commander rats her out she will be your enemy, which is literally scrutiny), in order to persue the commander that sold that chained up arkana for justice reasons. She does not follow orders, she makes her own decisions, and she scrutinizes the commander (you) at every opportunity where any sexual jokes/innuendos can be made. Your Arkana's personality is, for a lack of better terms, the equalvalent of a feminist that is a soldier. The story theme in this game cannot be further from what people think of it. You know how this game was known as the cliche 'objectification of the female' 'made for rapists and pedos' yada yada? Yeah no, I read the story this time through since I was curious, and holy sh*t, this stuff is ironic. Then I just found something really ironic.

I mean, those ads were everywhere) is still hosted somehow, so for nostalgia reasons I decided to play it for a while (no really, p**nhub have waaaaaay better stuff than these low budget graphics unlike a decade ago, doubt anyone play it for the sexual reasons).

I recently discovered that this game that I once played in high school (due to obvious reasons.

Any games like scarlet blade vendetta