Name: 為什麼沒人玩《塵埃降生 (Why No One is Playing Dustborn)
Uploaded: 2024-09-04T01:17:49.000Z
Duration: 30 min 20 s

We're the aliens, we're the refugees. We walk among you, we're right behind you.

我們是外星人，我們是難民。我們走在你們中間，我們就在你們身後。

No time in the past, no time in the past.

過去沒有時間，過去沒有時間。

We're the gunfighters, we're the champions, we're the number fours, our name is New York.

我們是槍手，我們是冠軍，我們是四號，我們的名字叫紐約。

We're the future, we're the dawn of a brand new era.

我們是未來，我們是嶄新時代的曙光。

That was different. You make a living doing this?

We're a bit rusty, and it's been a long day.

我們有點生疏，而且今天已經很漫長了。

Yeah, sure thing. By the way, that song could be considered offensive in the Republic.

好的，沒問題順便說一句，這首歌在共和國可能會被認為是冒犯性的。

This isn't Pacifica. People here don't like politics with their entertainment.

這裡不是太平洋電臺。這裡的人不喜歡在娛樂中夾雜政治。

Everyone's been talking about the game Dustborn, but not for a good reason.

每個人都在談論《塵埃降生》這款遊戲，但原因並不充分。

Now, when I first saw this game, I wasn't particularly interested aside from the cutesy graphics, which ever since Breath of the Wild, everybody's been copying for some reason, and the ability to make choices, which I absolutely like.

現在，當我第一次看到這款遊戲時，除了可愛的畫面（自從《荒野之息》之後，出於某種原因，每個人都在模仿它）和做出選擇的能力（我絕對喜歡）之外，我對它並不特別感興趣。

There's nothing particularly about this game that grabs me. I don't like the characters, and it just feels like it has no soul, like it was just churned out by some kind of manufacturing company.

這款遊戲沒有什麼特別吸引我的地方。我不喜歡遊戲中的人物，感覺它沒有靈魂，就像是由某個製造公司生產出來的。

I have this picture of liberty in my head, unchanged for 15 years, but things always change.

我腦子裡有一幅自由的圖景，15 年來從未改變，但事情總是在變化。

Places, people, feelings. Trust is brittle and hard to rebuild, but we have to try.

地點、人物、情感。信任是脆弱的，難以重建，但我們必須嘗試。

I enjoyed meeting your family. Your mom's cool.

我很高興見到你的家人。你媽媽很酷

You know that trope when everyone's like, what are you talking about, Altiori? You're so stupid.

你知道大家都會說 "你在說什麼，阿爾託莉雅？"的那一套吧？你太蠢了

Okay, if you say so, but uh, was I wrong?

好吧，既然你這麼說，但我說錯了嗎？

Hmm? All modern genres of things that have a black woman lead, they always end-

嗯？所有以黑人女性為主角的現代流派，它們的結局都是--

I could just be confirmation biasing as well, but at some point, you have to admit, when it's a little bit more than just coincidence now, and if the queer community themselves are noticing it, which I've already said at length, and I guess they're wrong too for pointing it out.

我也可能只是確認偏見，但在某種程度上，你不得不承認，現在這已經不僅僅是巧合了，如果同志群體自己也注意到了這一點，我已經說過很多次了，我想他們指出來也是不對的。

So this game has some heavily, overly racist tones.

是以，這款遊戲帶有濃重的種族主義色彩。

They're doing it to appeal to an audience that does not really exist in comparison with the rest of the world.

他們這樣做是為了吸引那些與世界其他地方相比並不真正存在的觀眾。

These are supposed to be the good guys, right?

And if you look at the lyrics of what they're saying in this clip right here, it says,

如果你看一下這個片段中的歌詞，上面寫著：

Your time has passed, you won't last, your kind won't last.

你的時代已經過去，你不會長久，你的同類也不會長久。

Like, bro, what in the Nazi regime is actually this game?

比如說，兄弟，這個遊戲到底是納粹政權的什麼東西？

And then it's the amount of gaslighting that goes on in the game itself to try and make people believe that they are the problem for pointing out what are obvious racists.

此外，遊戲本身也存在大量的 "毒氣彈"，試圖讓人們相信，他們指出了那些明顯的種族主義者，他們就是問題所在。

Like, there's actually a clip from the game, and by the way, Rueba has a full playthrough already.

比如，遊戲中確實有一個片段，順便說一下，Rueba 已經有了完整的遊戲體驗。

I'm definitely not going to pay for this game, and I don't want to really waste time playing it, but if you want to check out the actual storyline, you can go to Rueba.

我肯定不會為這款遊戲付費，也不想浪費時間去玩它，但如果你想了解真實的故事情節，可以去 Rueba。

But there's a scene that's been making its rounds, and some other channels were talking about it, and I'm just, I cannot believe that this is actually in game.

但有一個場景一直在流傳，其他一些頻道也在談論它，我簡直不敢相信這真的出現在遊戲中。

Like, this is actually something that they put in the game and thought that the majority of people were going to be down with it.

比如，他們把這個東西放進遊戲裡，並認為大多數人都會接受。

And it's not just me, like, everybody is pointing it out that in a lot of these modern day entertainment and games, all the white people are evil, particularly white, straight men.

不只是我，每個人都在指出，在很多現代娛樂和遊戲中，所有的白人都是邪惡的，尤其是白人直男。

And I don't understand how that's fighting for inclusivity.

我不明白這怎麼會是為包容性而戰。

You want diversity, and that's great, but now you're excluding whole demographics of people, and then gaslighting people into making them think that they're racist for calling out racist behavior and sexist behavior.

你想要多樣性，這很好，但現在你卻把整個人口群體都排除在外，然後對人們施以毒氣，讓他們覺得他們是種族主義者，因為他們揭露了種族主義行為和性別歧視行為。

It almost seems as though the person who made this game was trolling or something.

製作這款遊戲的人幾乎就像是在開玩笑。

Now, this isn't the only thing that encompasses the game.

現在，這並不是遊戲的唯一亮點。

There's other stuff in there too, but the way that the game was marketing itself really didn't do any favors for it, to be honest.

遊戲中還有其他內容，但老實說，遊戲本身的營銷方式並沒有給它帶來任何好處。

And I think a lot of people are just so put off by everything that's coming out nowadays, constantly attacking a huge swath of the audience.

我認為很多人都對如今的一切感到厭煩，因為它們不斷地攻擊一大批觀眾。

And even people who don't fit that demographic, they're not down with this.

即使是那些不符合這一人群的人，他們也不喜歡這樣。

You're with a black kid, dresses like a writer. Does he know anything?

你和一個黑人小孩在一起，穿得像個作家。他知道什麼嗎？

So they're pointing out in this portion of the game that this person is utilizing the victim mentality to get out of a situation.

是以，他們在這部分遊戲中指出，這個人正在利用受害者心態來擺脫困境。

When the person or the people who are asking, that just so happened to be white-skinned, are simply just using a descriptor for a person.

當問話的人或問話的人恰好是白皮膚時，他們只是在用一個描述詞來形容一個人。

Also, it says they seem to be super weird about race.

此外，它還說他們似乎對種族問題超級敏感。

Think we can capitalize on that anxiety kid?

你覺得我們能利用孩子的焦慮嗎？

All the person said is there's a black kid who looks like a writer.

那人只說有個黑人孩子長得像作家。

I don't really see what is the issue there.

But if the whole narrative is that, oh, these people just want white people in their space, then that already is a problem.

但如果整個說法是，哦，這些人只是想讓白人進入他們的空間，那就已經是個問題了。

It's like you're trying to tell the players that, you know, pale-skinned people just hate everybody who's not like them.

這就好像你想告訴球員們，你知道，白皮膚的人就是討厭所有和他們不一樣的人。

And you're essentially teaching people how to become the very thing you claim you're fighting against.

而你實質上是在教人們如何成為你聲稱要反對的東西。

So they even admit that they're capitalizing on anxiety, which is not even really anxiety.

是以，他們甚至承認，他們是在利用焦慮，而焦慮其實並不是真正的焦慮。

The dialogue is the one that capitalizes the color of the person.

I don't see him putting any emphasis on it.

You're with a black kid. Dresses like a writer.

你和一個黑人小孩在一起。穿得像個作家

Okay. Oh, my God. I'm getting so tired of seeing all this crap. I swear to God.

好吧天啊我已經看膩了這些垃圾我發誓

So now you're wondering why people won't play this game.

所以，你現在想知道為什麼人們不玩這款遊戲了吧。

Well, marketing does have a lot to do with it.

There's some elements about this game that I think is interesting, like the RimWorld thing where each character has specific powers and whatnot.

這款遊戲的一些元素我覺得很有趣，比如《RimWorld》中每個角色都有特定的能力什麼的。

But let's look at this interview of this from this developer.

不過，讓我們來看看這位開發人員的這次採訪。

So they're saying that nobody forced them to make a game with a diverse cast.

所以他們的意思是，沒有人強迫他們製作一款演員多元化的遊戲。

No one should have to force you to do that.

Unfortunately, there are situations where that is the case.

不幸的是，在有些情況下確實如此。

But it's good to know that they didn't have to bow down to those rules or expectations.

但很高興知道，他們不必向那些規則或期望低頭。

Hello, my name is Dominique Tipper and I play Pax in Dustborn.

大家好，我叫多米尼克-蒂珀，在 Dustborn 中扮演帕克斯。

我在《塵埃降生》中扮演帕克斯。

I am a creative director at Red Thread Games and game director and writer on Dustborn.

我是 Red Thread Games 的創意總監，也是《塵埃降生》的遊戲總監和編劇。

And you. And Dominique, I think it's fair to say a lot of people recognize you from The Expanse, the very successful Amazon TV show.

還有你多米尼克，可以說很多人都認識你 來自亞馬遜非常成功的電視劇《荒原》（The Expanse）。

You've been up to something quite interesting recently.

你最近在做一件非常有趣的事。

Tell us kind of what it's all about and how you got involved with it.

跟我們說說這是怎麼回事，以及你是如何參與其中的。

She's the kind of person that you play in the game and you're following her story.

她是你在遊戲中扮演的那種人，你會關注她的故事。

It means that she has this kind of power where she can weaponize and use her words.

這意味著她擁有這種力量，她可以將自己的語言武器化並加以利用。

So she's on the run with like a group of her kind of friends and family, found family.

所以她和她的一群朋友和家人一起逃亡，找到了家人。

As the game goes on, you kind of develop relationships with them.

隨著遊戲的進行，你會與他們建立某種關係。

And they are delivering a package to Nova Scotia in Canada.

他們正在向加拿大新斯科舍省運送一個包裹。

So that's kind of the premise of the game.

When you have a moment, I'd like to talk about something.

如果你有時間，我想和你談點事。

How actually does a developer based in Norway end up working on a game that's set in a sort of futuristic dystopian USA?

一個總部設在挪威的開發商，究竟是如何開發出一款以未來美國的烏托邦為背景的遊戲的？

That's a good question. It's not the first time I've heard that question.

這個問題問得好。我已經不是第一次聽到這個問題了。

I mean, first off, the idea of the American road trip is very, very sort of embedded in our culture, I think.

我的意思是，首先，我認為美國公路旅行的理念已經深深紮根於我們的文化之中。

It's sort of a default in many ways, right, in terms of pop culture.

從流行文化的角度來看，這在很多方面都是一種默認。

It's where a lot of pop culture comes from.

So right off the bat, nothing is wrong with this.

所以一開始，這並沒有什麼問題。

When you listen to this interview, it seems like people just wanted to tell a story about these group of friends going on a road trip.

當你聽這個訪談的時候，似乎人們只是想講一個關於這群朋友公路旅行的故事。

A lot of people like that whole thing, I guess.

The colors pop. A lot of people might be drawn in because of that.

色彩鮮豔。很多人可能會是以被吸引。

它看起來與眾不同。其實沒有。

But if they're used to playing other types of games in this genre, they may think it looks different.

但是，如果他們習慣於玩其他類型的遊戲，他們可能會認為這款遊戲看起來與眾不同。

And so nothing's inherently wrong with this.

是以，這本身並沒有什麼問題。

And I know some people might not see it, but it's good to get an eye as to why people of all different colors and backgrounds and sexual orientations are not down with these types of entertainment as the interview goes on.

我知道有些人可能看不到這一點，但隨著採訪的深入，我們可以看到為什麼不同膚色、不同背景、不同性取向的人都不喜歡這類娛樂節目。

See, diversity is a good thing unless you weaponize it or use it to divide people.

你看，多樣性是個好東西，除非你把它武器化或用來分裂人民。