LectureMaster
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Those people are truly beyond help. Is the "gaming journalist" title these days just like a public toilet that anyone wants, they can use it?
French (derogatory)
So this is a man saying this? It has to be some sort of misguided pandering he is trying to do?Imagine literally shaking and crying because some character has more boobs than your wife.
It's a followup of the previous thread I guess. But you are not wrong, all I want most is to enjoy the game.There will be a day when people actually talk about Stellar Blade, as a game, and not yet another twitter issue over it.
But today is not that day.
It's a followup of the previous thread I guess. But you are not wrong, all I want most is to enjoy the game.
"go tell that to the women who are hit, killed, denigrated, or who commit suicide because they cannot live up to the fictional standards expected by men."
Obviously we understand that this does not shock people who think that women are objects who must obey and be beaten
More boobs?!Imagine literally shaking and crying because some character has more boobs than your wife.
The guy is bloody insane, if that translation is correct.
Why would people go from playing the game to beating up women who don't have the protagonist's figure? Does he think that happens when people watch movies with attractive female leads? Do people go from Beyonce concerts to beating and abusing their girlfriends?
I extracted the text of the image and yup, seems about right.It's a shame that women also like the character design. Guys who are afraid of "hyper sexualization" as if it were "dirty". Long live the neo-puritans!
ErwanLafleuriel . 5 hours ago
Yes no problem, go tell that to the women who get beaten up, killed, denigrated, or who commit suicide because they can't live up to the fictional standards men expect. The problem isn't the
The problem isn't the sexy design itself (except that it sucks compared to others, but that's okay), but the percentage of males who will only want this fictional body type in reality. Of course, it's understandable
people who think women are objects to be obeyed and beaten. For us, this design makes us sigh and roll our eyes, and we don't care who needs it,
man or woman, but that's all. The admittedly clashing remark in the text (which targets the entire creative process, not necessarily a specific designer or the game director - this is obvious to anyone with a
French), only has this impact because a good proportion of gamers have become too fragile as a result of being force-fed patriarchy.
And as crazy as it may sound, he was not even the first one to make that argument.
This is a response, the quoted tweet was deleted (sadly no screenshots found).