These are the kinds of discussions and conflicts that the game is about. Rather than resolving it as if the game is a political essay, we're more interested in letting people encounter and choose between conflicting positions.

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you better not be making a game with Nuances and Complex Themes

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And most folks who has been involved in a "successful" movement knows that success is dependent on the movement having multiple avenues. The more people involved, the more options, the greater the chance that even if a specific goal fails, the movement eventually pushes forward change.

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Like, the narrative by itself would be very cool. But the way the card upgrading mechanics seem to be interwoven with the narrative is extremely compelling

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Been following this one for a while and the card mechanics seems incredibly smart and interesting from both a supporting narrative angle but also a "what can we do with cards digitally that would be too annoying with a physical card game" angle.

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