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Davin Valkri posted:And now you've got me wondering what 90s media looked like in countries that had a lot more reason to be happy, broadly speaking. I'm probably wrong, but I can't see that sort of "pseudo-dark and nihilistic" mood prevailing in, say, Poland or the Baltic states. Well, to answer something asked and probably forgotten a long time ago... I grew up in the 90s and in the Baltics. The kids watched American cartoons and TV series (sometimes German or French, but not much), but I don't think it left much of a mark. Meanwhile adults were having to deal with poo poo like privatization (and what went bad with it), Russian blockades and stuff. But basically a lot of people had much catching up to do with the West. Meanwhile the nerds and stuff were in deep, deep underground, because they didn't really exist before 1991, and computers got widespread only later. Then again, hardcore geeks were hardcore and I think that there's still a great overlap between geeks and metalheads/punks. Like 50% of people you'd play RPGs with.
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