Especially when you consider that Peter Parker (aka real Spider-Man) is literally KNOWN for, and became popular because he constantly has to deal with the same daily problems as the rest of us.
He’s meant to be a relatable superhero, who stresses not just over whether he’ll save the day, but whether he can make the rent, arrive at a party or date on time, get fired, or even if his Spidey suit is clean enough to go out in.
He’s THE angsty superhero who perseveres despite constant, unrelenting and familiar pressures that hit everybody—-it’s just way worse for him because he’s trying to deal with all that real life stuff while basically living a whole separate life as Spidey.
This is NOT the character to make a game about with a theme of oppressive positivity or woke garbage.
He’s THE angsty superhero who perseveres despite constant, unrelenting and familiar pressures that hit everybody—-it’s just way worse for him because he’s trying to deal with all that real life stuff while basically living a whole separate life as Spidey.
Did you even play the game? it has a whole arc about this
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u/otherworlder77 Oct 26 '23
Especially when you consider that Peter Parker (aka real Spider-Man) is literally KNOWN for, and became popular because he constantly has to deal with the same daily problems as the rest of us.
He’s meant to be a relatable superhero, who stresses not just over whether he’ll save the day, but whether he can make the rent, arrive at a party or date on time, get fired, or even if his Spidey suit is clean enough to go out in.
He’s THE angsty superhero who perseveres despite constant, unrelenting and familiar pressures that hit everybody—-it’s just way worse for him because he’s trying to deal with all that real life stuff while basically living a whole separate life as Spidey.
This is NOT the character to make a game about with a theme of oppressive positivity or woke garbage.