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Proud owner of BG 3: Day of Swen's Tentacle
Has anyone played the game, and what's your honest opinion?
The dev can do whatever they want.something tells me that certain posters would quickly change their tune if the dev was a russian advocating for the invasion of ukraine
The biggest problem is moderation not doing shit about it, because somehow this website still tries to uphold that "muh free speech!" mantra instead of just throwing out the garbage that rarely talks games anyway and just fills threads with their culture war BS.Lol, right? Absolutely baffling that this thread is 80% culture wars screeching, all because of a single damn letter. "Oh no, a game refers to gender non-comformity and/or intersex people, guess that means I need to disregard any potential merit it might have as a game, so no one is left with any doubt that I'm not woke/gay/i-insecure!"
An actual argument about whether that art style is gorgeous or hideous would at least be worth reading, as opposed to this inverse virtue signalling crap, time and time again
Something something don't make your game political in the current climate and this won't happen.Another game that the discussions will be filled with pages and pages of whining rather than any actual discussion of the game.
Something something don't make your game political in the current climate and this won't happen.Another game that the discussions will be filled with pages and pages of whining rather than any actual discussion of the game.
This N business has been purposely planted in by the developer, it could have easily been left out.Something something don't make your game political in the current climate and this won't happen.Another game that the discussions will be filled with pages and pages of whining rather than any actual discussion of the game.
What the hell is the "N" option in sex for?
Last time I checked Female starts with F. What does the N stand for?
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It's about defining how NPC should perceive you:
* MAN - everybody sees you as a typical male;
* WOMAN - other people will treat you as a stereotypical female.
And this is where N comes into play: it represents someone who lacks distinct and pronounced male or female traits. Note that it does not imply sexual orientation or how you see yourself, it is how NPC should see you.
Why is this necessary? Because this is a gameplay mechanic. For example, there is an girl who does not like men because of some trauma; she won't open up to you if you are a MAN. She will talk to a WOMAN, of course, but, also, N - if you are not so manly and macho, she will feel comfortable talking to you and that'll unlock some new dialog options, possibly a quest line. On the other hand, if you are N and meet a heterosexual woman, you can have sex (granted, your CHARM is not crap).
Think of it like this, if it helps:
MAN - that's Chad
N - that's incel
Something like that.
So long as developers keep pulling shit like this and thinking it's okay, yes.Sure, and I agree such shit is often extremely vapid and overt virtue signalling, but does it need to be brought up in every other post about the game?
Just reinforces my point. People aren't discussing all the other shit wrong with the game because they don't care. The game is already a lost cause so why waste the energy?Just reminds me of the Wrath thread where 90% of the posts were about supposed tranny propaganda (a lot of which wasn't actually accurate/real). Barely anyone discussed the often awful encounter design or how a ton of classes were poorly/wrongly implemented.
...yet here we are.Imagine thinking a woke SJW game developer would even post on RPG Codex in the current year, lol. (With an 18+ year old account!)
...yet here we are.Imagine thinking a woke SJW game developer would even post on RPG Codex in the current year, lol. (With an 18+ year old account!)
Has anyone played the game, and what's your honest opinion?
Our resident N just said it's great.Has anyone played the game, and what's your honest opinion?
Personally, I prefer just having an "optics" selection where you can select male or female body, in games where gender doesn't really play a role.
Again, to all developers that may be reading this - stop shoving your stupid fucking politics into games - nobody cares.
I meant people don't care about the developer's political commentary and insight.Judging from this thread there are a lot of people around here who apparently care enough to respond.
That would be interesting.I'd rather see it the other way around - have not only your character's sex affect the game, but also their appearance. I don't mean that in any big way, of course, just small things like having additional dialog options and quest resolutions. Some games already do that for sex, but i think the game can also give some feedback for appearance - e.g. if the game tracks how much NPCs like you, you might get a bonus with an NPC with a fetish for blond hair :-P.
What preaching? A nonbinary gender option isn't preaching.People care that they're once again being subjected to more political preaching. Everyone is sick of that shit.
An incloosive option.What is it then?
How the fuck did this happen and why did we let itBy the way,woke brigade left wing militants have taken over nearly every aspect of Western culture,from media(television,movies,video games,music) to education. This is the reality,not some myth.
i played the demo way back when the graphics looked like they were hand drawn in crayon and there were washing machine looking things all over the ship. it left a very good impression. though it does look like it's changed quite a bit from thenHas anyone played the game, and what's your honest opinion?