'Knife-ears' and 'Heathen Savages'

Tl;dr the video game industry can be toxic (how shocking!), but thankfully, there’s some nice dudes out there who thought “let’s go against the status quo, and develop a game that sticks it to the man!” So, instead of relying on racist tropes, or using a Jamaican accent for trolls (looking at you WoW), games like ‘Dragon Age: Inquisition’ do it differently. Instead, they portray how racial conflicts are perpetuated throughout society, what drives them, and how they are consolidated as a normality. This way, social discourses are mirrored in a video game’s virtual reality, and can potentially play a vital role in a player’s social construction of their own social reality. In other words, it could teach those unfamiliar—or obstinate—with racial discourses, about racial issues in Western society. So, give it a read eh? 

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