I, as a person, won’t ever do any of the things I have done in video games, and you have no idea, in one game I have turned the Geneva Conventions into the Geneva Checklist, on another, on a whim, because I didn’t like them, turned sentient and intelligent people into sex slaves, cattle, unfeeling/unthinking living work machines, on Skyrim, I’ve enjoyed slaughtering entire towns in creative ways. Instead of being told, “No this is bad” by a therapist, which won’t take away someone’s intrusive thought, having a controlled environment where someone can experience said “dark inclinations” and say “No this is not for me” or “This is neat, but I won’t do it outside of a game” is infinitely better. Not everything needs the scam that is therapy.

Elder Scrolls Reading Club (Community Playthrough)Īh, yes, Reddit’s typical “Needs therapy!” response to everything.

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