Ok, please don't take this the wrong way. I respect your theories and such, but you're seriously, seriously overanalyzing things too much.I suppose most people here are playing -- or have played -- the new translation of Der Langrisser. Even through the telling of the story as well as it has been, a full understanding of the game's plot is impossible because the creators of the plot themselves, being unaware of these analytical techniques and objective awarenesses, could not know how they created it between themselves.
Der Langrisser is a fictional video game, pitting a few rather basic ideals against each other. That's all it is, a little diversion to have fun with. Each person can answer various personality questions and see how that takes them through the story. That's all it is -- a game.
bsnes is an emulator I work on because I have a certain set of ideals. ZSNES has their own. We try and work together whenever possible anyway, but obviously we are separate projects so 100% of our work isn't shared between our two products. If it were, there'd be no reason for two emulators in the first place.
That's really all there is to the points you've been trying to make. While sure, you can try and break things down into psychological explanantions such as how one's political beliefs influences our decisions here with our emulators and translations -- it really isn't needed. It doesn't change anything at all.
And honestly, from what I've seen thus far -- virtually nobody here, myself included, has any idea what you're talking about; given we are not versed in the specific psychology theories you're talking about. As such, you're garnering pretty much consistent ridicule from the typical court jesters of our forum. I would honestly recommend bringing up your points on a forum more suited to psychology, which you can probably get a better response from.
