this post was submitted on 12 Jul 2023
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It hasn't been that long, only few years, but it always hits me deep:
"Everyone thinks they are the hero of their own story." - Handsome Jack
Probably not something original, but the voice acting and the scene it was in made it way more powerful than any philosopher in a book could.
still one of my favorite video game villains!
Not everyone feels that way.
A lot of people just see themselves as support.