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Borderlands 4 will cut back on 'toilet humor,' says Gearbox: 'If the word skibidi ships in the game under my watch I'm gonna cry real tears' (www.pcgamer.com)
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[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 days ago

Unironically this. It proves something I have believed for a long time, that there are no bad ideas, only bad executions.

You could have a Sonic game about how Robotnik's penis is cursed by the Master Emerald to sing and dance when he exposes himself in public, and if done right it could be the greatest storyline in not just a Sonic game, but in all media forever.

Skibidi Toilet is about a transhumanist war between people who have become Cameras and people who have become toilets thanks to a biological contamination. The toilets are so silly and innocous that they were able to doom the world to an apocalypse by being "Invaders coming in peace." with only the resistance who became camera heads after seeing the danger the toilets really posed. That they weren't just silly singing toilet people who wanted a good time, but that they were actively hostile with goals of destroying everything.

It's legitimately a good story and one told without any real dialogue.