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There's no doubt about that. If anything, games need to explore narrative without violence, if only to finally stretch themselves a little and create new experiences. Violence, shooting, etc will always have it's place in games - fighting is usually the way games test you - but there are ways to go without.
Shooting in real life is bad. In video games it’s fun.
Ehhhhhh you have to shoot in death stranding too. The non lethal weapons worked like lethal ones. But I get what he's saying, it's very possible. People love shooting things, myself included.
Death Stranding is an easy top 3 gen game for me alongside Bloodborne and The Witcher 3. Such a therapeutic game, playing on hard as a hoarder is an amazing experience.
I still prefer TLOU over any Kojima game any day.