I'd like to bring up the gaming chairs. Given the cave setting, might these symbolize the persecution of gamers as a whole? I noticed that the year is ~2075, so could this be a predicted future where gamers must hide out from an oppressive, tyrannical government or simply the enraged masses?

There are so many things to talk about when comparing Giant Table and Gianter Table. What strikes me the most is the difference in color: Giant Table was primarily bright white colors while Gianter Table was in a darker, moodier setting. I think this contrast is embodied by the two companies that supply the boxes: OmniCorp in Giant Table and LuciferCorp in Gianter Table. The connection here cannot be unintentional. Perhaps LuciferCorp was competing with OmniCorp, which is why LuciferCorp made Gianter Table to compete with Omnicorp.

Originally posted by MrSmithicals:

I'd like to bring up the gaming chairs. Given the cave setting, might these symbolize the persecution of gamers as a whole? I noticed that the year is ~2075, so could this be a predicted future where gamers must hide out from an oppressive, tyrannical government or simply the enraged masses?

Maybe gamers finally did rise up? Maybe the fascist dictators are gamers.

Originally posted by MrSmithicals:

I'd like to bring up the gaming chairs. Given the cave setting, might these symbolize the persecution of gamers as a whole? I noticed that the year is ~2075, so could this be a predicted future where gamers must hide out from an oppressive, tyrannical government or simply the enraged masses?

I do not truly know the significance of the gaming chairs, but I think that you might be onto something. If you refer back to giant table, you can find that all of the boxes are labeled "omni corp" whereas in gianter table all of the boxes are labeled "lucifer corp". If you pay attention the the environment each takes place in, it is obvious that gianter table is quite dark and depressing, secluded in a cave while giant table seems quite bright and advance. I believe that omni corp is trying to destroy lucifer corp since lucifer corp stole the gianter table, hence why they are hiding inside of a cave. I think we should look into this some more.

Originally posted by Good Dog Spot:

Originally posted by MrSmithicals:

I'd like to bring up the gaming chairs. Given the cave setting, might these symbolize the persecution of gamers as a whole? I noticed that the year is ~2075, so could this be a predicted future where gamers must hide out from an oppressive, tyrannical government or simply the enraged masses?

I do not truly know the significance of the gaming chairs, but I think that you might be onto something. If you refer back to giant table, you can find that all of the boxes are labeled "omni corp" whereas in gianter table all of the boxes are labeled "lucifer corp". If you pay attention the the environment each takes place in, it is obvious that gianter table is quite dark and depressing, secluded in a cave while giant table seems quite bright and advance. I believe that omni corp is trying to destroy lucifer corp since lucifer corp stole the gianter table, hence why they are hiding inside of a cave. I think we should look into this some more.

I think that Giantest Table will be about this conflict. I am curious to see which company is in fact superior.

From the bodies scattered throughout the floor, we could see how many different aspects of the story being presented. One body had ten bullet shells surrounding his body which is just so happens to be the number of commandments in Christianity. This correlation shows that that the new age of Christianity is being killed by the increasing size of the capitalist market just as the size of the table increases from one map to the next. Thoughts?

Originally posted by LexonLexoff:

From the bodies scattered throughout the floor, we could see how many different aspects of the story being presented. One body had ten bullet shells surrounding his body which is just so happens to be the number of commandments in Christianity. This correlation shows that that the new age of Christianity is being killed by the increasing size of the capitalist market just as the size of the table increases from one map to the next. Thoughts?

These are some really neat insights that I was not able to pick up on. I have noticed some intense religious symbols in giant table and I can see how they are being expanded upon here to a point where it reaches its climax in giantest tablest.