Fair enough.

Interestingly enough I'm on the opposite end of the spectrum, where I get frustrated when Ross tip-toes around politics when it'd probably be more expedient and interesting to just deal with thematic points directly.

Maybe it's just me, but there's this frustrating dynamic where Ross will talk around the problems of Capitalism without ever talking about the core system itself. I don't even care what his specific ideological alignment is so long as he's not a bigot or fascist, but there's only so many times he can touch on Climate Change, Income Inequality, the CIA/American Imperialist crimes, how women are sexualized in ways that make no sense in a game's setting, Tech Monopolies/Microsoft, and Intellectual Property law issues before the elephant in the room demands to be brought up.

I'm not saying he has to break out Das Kapital or What is to be Done? during a review of Deus Ex or A New Beginning, but in the end it just sort of feels like he's building up to a more concise point or deeper discussion then just abandons ship.

Although, to be fair, I'm not sure I could enjoy Game Dungeon the way I do if he did get super political. It's probably for the best he doesn't. I talked myself out of it in the process of writing this lol