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This is why my skin crawls whenever I hear "woke" and "lgbt+" around videogames and movies.
each on on their own isn't TOO big a gripe but all together and people tend to hold a grudge.
Anyone who tells you otherwise is either parroting what they've heard, or they're actively running interference for what they know looks bad for the game and the company.
"She (Baldur's Gate 3 lead character artist Alena Dubrovina) then added that in her experience most fine-tuned characters that players spend hours making look very similar in the end. 'So we wanted to avoid that. And if we would make sliders, we needed to make it into something that would be truly unique and wouldn’t look the same.'"[80.lv]
What do they mean, "they made characters that look very similar", and why on earth would that be a problem? Well that's actually explained in more vivid detail in a prior article from 2020,
"Many of the D&D races are represented, from classic elves to the rare Githyanki. Praise has been heaped on the character creation tools, which use scans of real people for extra detail. So why are people using these amazing tools to create white male humans?"[www.thegamer.com]
Too many white male humans. Sure, who wouldn't be frustrated about that. Better stop this before it turns into a much bigger problem.
"Larian claims to have taken the most popular character creation choices and applied them to a custom build. Considering the D&D world has dwarves, dragonborn, and devil-like tieflings, one might expect an off-putting amalgamation of parts. Instead, we have what Larian calls 'the default Vault Dweller.'"[www.thegamer.com]
The quoted paragraph is then of course followed by an image of a white male human. Got 'em!
Like... what else is there to say? I understand it's too repulsive and stupid to be true, so everyone runs their mouth like they don't believe it without so much as a google, but that's apparently absolutely zero defense against it actually being true.
wHy aRe pEoPlE UsInG ThEsE AmAzInG ToOlS To cReAtE WhItE MaLe hUmAnS