And Diana is a nig?
Unlikely.
But the character is still white. The replacement of the original voice actors is to be sure, but I don't see why this particular choice is a problem.Yeah, but the character is voiced by a black actress.
So we should pre-emptively whine about a black person voicing a white character?
5hitman's got more than enough derp to bitch about without bringing that shit up.
It's not really whining, more like 'why the fuck would they do that?'
Strangest part is that I don't even notice it. I am either skipping the lines or shutting my mind off when people talk, only to realize a celebrity was voicing all those people. It just doesn't even register, like it didn't in GTA 4.Lost (TV series)
Naomi Dorrit
...What a crock of shit. Why do they spend their budget on these overpriced actors.
It genuinely pisses me off. Devs/publishers don't seem to get that investing vidyagaem monies in an actor isn't like doing so in film & tv.
This is the first time I've realized that "Knotanalt" sounds like "not an alt".
Hello Jeniffer Hepler. We understand you are a spokesman for the downtrodden, but please go back to Bioware central and write more gay sex scenes instead of poluting out racial purity. Metaphorical racial purity of people who actually like to play RPGs and not just people who like to bullshit.
Ohwow, it's even more than the trailer. Borderhouse going mainstream?Well IGN's got an article in a fuss over it - http://ca.ign.com/articles/2012/05/30/opinion-what-the-hell-is-with-that-hitman-trailer
Author:Let’s be clear here: the problem is not that Agent 47 is graphically murdering a group of women, though that’s pretty nasty. It’s that it fetishizes the violence and sexualises the women, drawing a clear line between sex and graphic violence that makes the trailer really distressing to watch, and leaves you questioning who the hell it’s designed to appeal to.
Let’s break this down. The women in this trailer – let’s call them female assassins, for want of better information – are objectified from almost the first shot in which we see them. The typical innocence/sin imagery of a naughty nun is warped here to extreme proportions, providing a kind of obscene justification for the violence; as if, because they look like they do, they probably deserve to get taught a lesson, the slutty whores.
This pic says a lot about her.
This pic says a lot about her.
More worried that they're supposed to be nuns (?!), rather than a group of ladies of the night.
HOT BITCHES IN SHINY TIGHT OUTFITS = BADOhwow, it's even more than the trailer. Borderhouse going mainstream?Well IGN's got an article in a fuss over it - http://ca.ign.com/articles/2012/05/30/opinion-what-the-hell-is-with-that-hitman-trailer
Author:Let’s be clear here: the problem is not that Agent 47 is graphically murdering a group of women, though that’s pretty nasty. It’s that it fetishizes the violence and sexualises the women, drawing a clear line between sex and graphic violence that makes the trailer really distressing to watch, and leaves you questioning who the hell it’s designed to appeal to.
Let’s break this down. The women in this trailer – let’s call them female assassins, for want of better information – are objectified from almost the first shot in which we see them. The typical innocence/sin imagery of a naughty nun is warped here to extreme proportions, providing a kind of obscene justification for the violence; as if, because they look like they do, they probably deserve to get taught a lesson, the slutty whores.
TLDR: It's OK when bunch of women get murdered, but they must wear burqa first