Questions from Patreon Part 38 - Ban All Memes (Patreon)

Questions from Patreon Part 38 - Ban All Memes

You can send in questions by messaging my on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/SebastianSB/ 0:10 Posi Tron: Please enlighten me, as i'am not north american: Deltarune is so stuffed with references, not just memes but deeper going statements and feelings. Are Toby Fox's games something like a manifest, a cultural essence of his generation. Like "catcher in the Rye" was in the 50s? I'am not american but i lived in LA in the 90s and experienced the local color and youth culture of this time from nickelodeon to 4chan. Some echoes of this time seem to live within games like Deltarune or Thimbleweed Park. Toby Fox is around 30 now. One comment on your Deltarune series was like: "I am glad you are getting all the jokes, because i am certainly not.". That made me smile and think about it. Lots of other youtubers are really affected and touched by this game. Toby Fox says in his Q&A that he woke up in the middle of the night, thinking about if the players will "get" what he had on his mind. So i would be interested: Is Deltarune an american cultural time capsule and whats your part/your thoughts in/on that? You can clearly decipher all/lots of the context in the game and you where "part of the show", as you been to high school and college, had your coming of age at radioshack etc.pp. Thanks for your insights :) 24:14 Anonymous: When you play Japanese RPGs could you please as default select the original Japanese audio? This seems to be a systemic issue on Youtube where let's plays don't play the real audio track because the games default to English audio. I wanted to watch your Tales of Zestiria series but I couldn't get past the english audio? 49:50 Zardonis: What are your thoughts on internet memes? Considering how significantly YouTube and the internet have changed throughout the years, it's very likely that you've seen way more than your fair share of them. 1:20:55 Sathe: How would you fix our current government and social problems? P.S. USA