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And what would that be from your PoV?One solution would have been to make the entire story from the point of view of a female protagonist (of course too late at this stage).
At what point?I agree with the developer wanting to avoid additional costs (at least at this point),
That would happen only if you were writing it.but I also have zero issues with the main character being male or female, as long as they don't dilute the story into an easily digestible soup with interchangeable placeholders for whatever he/she does.
So why worry about it?The premise of the entire story is you (as a player) being the new-born conscience of an abandoned body/vessel, so NPCs are already bound to react somewhat different towards you. The entire world of Numenera is so far removed from anything resembling contemporary society that it's hard to even tell what would be a meaningful difference in the way characters react to a male as opposed to a female character.
It is what it is.At the end of the day,
Paranoid imagination rarely helped anyone.you can role-play with whatever set of tools and premises you have, but special snowflakes will always want
Already settled. Long ago.their playable characters to be infinitely customisable from the very start.
Since you are too lazy to go and check what you are writing about before speaking i have to inform you that my suggestion and the team consideration of the same feature that happened earlier, happened well before Kickstarter campaign.You'll never see serious writers changing the gender of the protagonist after the fact just because his/her publishing house got angry letters from privileged teens with too much disposable time and/or money.