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just had the idea for a video game that would show through metaphor what transition is like - like you have to navigate the health care system maze, you can collect estrogen (or testosterone) as power ups, and so on,
What do you guys think?
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Not a gamer, but that does sound interesting. Now if only you could get a competent gaming programmer to flesh out the idea.
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I'd play it
Especially if it was a narrative game like Gone Home, or something similar to Life Is Strange. Could be pretty interesting with a good story behind it.
~Taylor Ryan
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Why not?
Go for it! If it's not too ambitious. I've read (in works on creating video games) that the first ten games one creates are lousy. There's probably a steep learning curve. I've imagined creating my own. More likely, I'll write stories about video games and VR -- did one already: "Naughty Outdoor Adventures", my least-well-received story.
-- Daphne Xu (a page of contents)
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My twisted mind...
I recalled "Legend of Zelda" in that you searched for things and had to battle administrators and bureaucrats as a lawyer or counselor for the right to help your client transition. Along the way you would win hormones to grow stronger, you would work towards power-ups like implants, mastectomies, "free consultations with experts", and eventually work through the bureaucracy to the final level: bottom surgery...if you elected to go that route that is. You'd have several major achievements to work towards along the way, with each achievement unlocking the next level of play:
1. getting a referral to a doctor
2. getting your birth certificate changed
3. getting your licenses/IDs/passports changed
4. getting legally declared male/female/third gender
5. getting cleared for surgery
You'd have the option of forgoing surgery and still beat the game, with no repercussions against you but beating the final level unlocks a bonus level: navigating life as your true gender without any of the struggles.
OK, maybe I am overthinking this.
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