A_boring_GOG_bot
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An Obsidian game ?
*Season Pass confirmed "
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Every mention of diversity, sexuality in games shrinks immersion. Writers just can't get that. Why?
'Not ideal'? That's how you frame what they're saying?Except when there are pretty ladies to be saved and then thank the male hero with sex of course. It's very funny to me how SJWs have been saying the constant depictions of blacks as primitive, women as duplicitous and cunning, gay men as evil or perverse and etc is ...not ideal, and that's obviously ok for some people, but when straight men are overwhelmingly depicted as inept underlings, suddenly we need social justice for men in fiction.
i dont mind all the male looking female
Except when there are pretty ladies to be saved and then thank the male hero with sex of course. It's very funny to me how SJWs have been saying the constant depictions of blacks as primitive, women as duplicitous and cunning, gay men as evil or perverse and etc is ...not ideal, and that's obviously ok for some people, but when straight men are overwhelmingly depicted as inept underlings, suddenly we need social justice for men in fiction.
The ones which aren't insane, yes. This is in the context of fiction. What do you think making lists about how men in this game (and in PoE2 for some reason) are overwhelmingly depicted as inept, subservient to women, weak, bad, in the background etc. tries to achieve? It's not simply stating that that's how it is and c'est la vie, let's move on to other stuff. There's obviously some animosity going on and someone not being happy about something.'Not ideal'? That's how you frame what they're saying?
Is anyone actually saying that we need social justice for men?
Another blunder from obshitian.
Reactionaries, pay attention. For all your complaints against the degeneracy of modern gaming, the SJW fanaticism is doing a great job of reestablishing outdated morals.In fact, TOW is so prudish, that I half expected to find factory that produces grown-up, dumb and obedient colonist with suppressed reproduction instinct as cool secret deep into plot.
No, you can't. You think you can because you are confused. You are doing a poor analysis. FO was bigger than the sum of its parts, it was an inspired and innovative game, and it was ahead of its time. It had charm and pace. You don't judge cRPG writing by the level of the written prose in comparison to novels, as if the writing were dissociated from the gameplay. Good cRPG writing is always tied to elegant game design.it's just a fact that the writing is mediocre at best.
You could say the same about Fallout 1.
You don't understand. This is a product made for a male audience that likes these tropes, not for some small minority that is irrelevant in sales numbers. It is an insult that we should play games with quests and tasks that reflect the interests of people that have nothing to do with us. This is not a matter of social justice. It is a matter of coherence and productivity. On the other hand, if people here don't enjoy this proselytism, don't buy their games. It is stupid to complain about Obsidian and then buy their next game. It is that simple.Except when there are pretty ladies to be saved and then thank the male hero with sex of course. It's very funny to me how SJWs have been saying the constant depictions of blacks as primitive, women as duplicitous and cunning, gay men as evil or perverse and etc is ...not ideal, and that's obviously ok for some people, but when straight men are overwhelmingly depicted as inept underlings, suddenly we need social justice for men in fiction.
I actually think that Codex, as well as most of the anti-SJW groups, often end up getting into too much paranoia about games, movies, or whatever product is being discussed at the moment.
That said... Now that I've finished the game, in retrospect, I can see how there is a lot of "weird" stuff in it.
Today,
sexuality, diversity, SJW-ism is filler and cringefest content for social media.
Got in the game, its cool so far.
Have no idea how that inhaler slot thing works, or what to do companion commands do, and the game doesnt seem to have an explanation for it in the codex. But, eh.
Need more tags.What's wrong with an asexual character? It hasn't been done much, I welcome diversity and characters that aren't the usual knock-offs we always get. Deal with it.
Why?Look, if this game becomes a best seller and Obsidian is set, and it means we get more games like Tyranny, I'm good with it. I really want the best for these guys.
Except when there are pretty ladies to be saved and then thank the male hero with sex of course. It's very funny to me how SJWs have been saying the constant depictions of blacks as primitive, women as duplicitous and cunning, gay men as evil or perverse and etc is ...not ideal, and that's obviously ok for some people, but when straight men are overwhelmingly depicted as inept underlings, suddenly we need social justice for men in fiction.
It is as if you are pretending to evaluate students, but distributing As left and right. It makes the whole thing pointless. You either have resource management and proper itemization or you don't. If you don't have them, what is the point of pretending that you have a game at all?That's every loot system nowadays... Basically trash in a million trash-cans and heaps all over every map + almost everything is just generic stuff so exploration and obsessive looting and quest rewards make you feel like an idiot for bothering at all.The itemization in this game is the worst Obsidian has done ever. Endless recycling of trash tier weapons and armor, you'll amass 90+ healing and hack/lock-pick items in your first hours even in Supernova difficulty, piles of boring consumables with the same effect... I can't take it anymore, I might be getting too old for this.
This is a product made for a male audience that likes these tropes
"The story behind Parvati, the internet’s favorite Outer Worlds companion" - interview with Kate Dollarhyde.
https://www.polygon.com/platform/am...-outer-worlds-parvati-companion-quest-writers
There is a kind of science fiction right now that I feel is best exemplified by The Expanse. It’s this portrayal of a future where there is not just a male, white, cisgender future for our society. It is a spectrum of colors, a spectrum of experiences, the spectrum of languages, a spectrum of sexual identification, and of sexuality. How important was it for you as a writer to really look at the spectrum of human experience and project it forward into the future of science fiction?
It was hugely important and I honestly wish we could do more of it if we had more time.
That's obviously a biased sample.This is a product made for a male audience that likes these tropes
No it's not. Go to any website or YT channel that praises the game and you'll see whom it was made for. Obsidian know their audience, and you ain't it anymore.
On Youtube:
Also, the vast majority of the positive reviews are from release day and obviously from people who've barely, if at all, played the game. The more recent reviews are fairly uniformly yellow/red.
I predict the game will end up with 7.9 or 7.8, which is at or below the level of Greedfall.
Except when there are pretty ladies to be saved and then thank the male hero with sex of course. It's very funny to me how SJWs have been saying the constant depictions of blacks as primitive, women as duplicitous and cunning, gay men as evil or perverse and etc is ...not ideal, and that's obviously ok for some people, but when straight men are overwhelmingly depicted as inept underlings, suddenly we need social justice for men in fiction.
When the fuck was this ever the case in cRPGs? Most certainly not in any BioWare, Black Isle, Obsidian, Bethesda, Piranha Bytes game at least.
Or are you perhaps talking about Super Mario? In that case then please reveal how you can unlock the sex scenes because I never managed to do that.
What's wrong with an asexual character? It hasn't been done much, I welcome diversity and characters that aren't the usual knock-offs we always get. Deal with it.