I read the Polygon article. I think they are saying the story lacks depth, which is disappointing. I really like in depth stories. I think bliss is pretty lazy. I would like to know how the cult turned violent, how the followers were influenced  to carry out violence. You don't need a drug to do that, just a lot of brainwashing. I think we get glimpses of that. John Seed almost convinced me with his welcoming hipster beard. I guess you could say bliss is a critique on the medication we give kids, or the fluoride in our water. Apparently it dumbs us down and makes us submissive. But it's probably not that.<br>I don't care much about the politics. First church I went to was a cult, then the next turned into one, then I happened to fall into another one. I really really hate cults. It's probably why I have such a problem with authority and a lifetime of suppressed feelings. So, I just want to kill as many peggies as possible. <br><br>Ubisoft probably made fun of everyone on the political spectrum to avoid backlash and good on them. I think Polygon's issue was that in playing it safe they sort of watered down the story. Maybe they wanted it to be anti-conservative, to talk about current political issues, but I'm glad it's not. It's good to have a break from all that and just enjoy a game. <br><br> I even watched Inside Eden's Gate and it didn't give much of a back story. I guess I just want more but it won't ruin the game for me. I haven't got very far with it, so hopefully playing through it will calm some of my doubts.