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I think he might have been convince-able, but even then -- she didn't know him, so how to you figure out what makes him tick? And I don't think she would have been able to trust a random stranger anyway, deal or not.
The virtue signaling is strong with this one. Go hook up with an ugly feminist, show us how morally superior you are to us brutes who judge women by their looks. That'll teach us.
Spot on.
Sure white knight. Keep telling yourself things like this as you cuck yourself to degenerate women like Trip.
You're an idiot. Trip is the one that sets Monkey free in the first place. In the first part of the game she needs Monkey to survive, and in the second she wants revenge for the people who killed her family. She always treats Monkey well and is obviously concerned about his well being. In fact Monkey's chances of survival without her would've been much lower.
I've just come from playing Wolfenstein: The New Order. That game forces you to obey an ugly feminist with shaved head and a huge chest tattoo, who constantly insults you and bosses you around like a tool. I'd have prefered to serve the Nazis instead. Never had that problem with this game. Trip's choice makes sense for her, and what does Monkey really have going for himself on his own?
You also don't understand the meaning of the word "degenerate". Degenerate means being worse than your circumstances. Given Trip's circumstances (poverty, slavery, murdered family) she is remarkably compassionate and humane. She's the opposite of a degenerate.
"Hurr durr I'm a cuck. Hurr durr a degenerate woman enslaves an innocent man FOR HIS OWN GOOD because she knows what's best for him and I'm totally OK with it because she's hot and doesn't have a shaved head. I mean, that guy really didn't have anything going for him anyway so it's good that she enslaved him and took away his freedom of choice. Go women!"
Honestly, I couldn't have made my point any better. Thanks cuck.
Go away child, the adults are talking.
That's the same feeling most of us had; barely 10 minutes in and I was ready to throw her over a cliff.
Trip's character was a male Buddhist monk, and Monkey was Sun Wukong, the uncontrollable and often murderous Monkey King. Wukong was frequently punished by Xuanzang (Trip) reciting a spell to give the Monkey King headaches for being an occasionally murderous dumbass.
You're getting triggered over a gender-flipped modern interpretation of an ancient story.
Get over it, OP.
Nope, you just provided yet another reason why this trash game wasn't a success. If the player has to look up obscure folk history to "get" the story and "be ok" with the slavery aspect, then the developers made a huge miscalculation and it SHOWS. Another great example for why Enslaved was a failure.