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One is that women tend to see masculinity as strictly power, and they're raised their entire lives to see everything as if it relates to some vague feeling of ''power''. They also tend to be raised to believe that a majority of their woes is because they're living in a mans world, and since they are unable to stand up and start fighting back against what they view as an oppresive system, they fight back the only way they can, by making themselves completely undesirable (there are often calls to go on sexual strike in many feminist communities). This is why they're so invested in destroying digital and fake women, if men could just satisfy themselves with a talking robot where does that leave them?
People tend to pull kayfabe and treat going with a ''faker'' option is immoral, but if the chips were seriously down on the table and if men DID more often elect to take this route, they're left with basically nothing. I mean we're already seeing it in a mild sense with the Vtuber craze and Projekt Melody making far more money than literal onlyfans girls. Even if people who are viewing this kind of content aren't a majority, what's important is that it is what they ''see''. The whole bit about women being turned into sex objects is just a talking point they have to latch on to, because it completely skips the argument entirely and puts shame on the person who is enjoying the content and sounds a lot better, which is why they are trying so hard to make fiction as realistic as they possibly can, they HAVE to.
Another front is trans women, I believe it was a Ubisoft director(someone high up) who said that making uglier women often has less to do with fear of turning women into sexual objects, and more about trans women being forced to see ''natural women'' and being unable to physically compete with them in any way. By making them ''uglier'' it supposedly makes them feel more confident in themselves.
Another front is groups of people that don't care, but think they're better than others because they're less vocal about the current trend in Western gaming. You ever mention you don't like how they take out some sexy scene or something in a game and some doofus is like ''Well why not just watch porn you loser? lol imagine getting mad about that etc''. Those kinds of people, they don't actually have a problem with anything but personally feel that people who enjoy a little T&A in their games as harmless fun to be...for lack of a better term, inferior to them, and generally keep a supportive attitude about these art decisions purely to spite a group they don't like.
There are many other petty groups that relate more to the third group, but the point is the amalgamation of all these voices along with the restrictions in content that Sony enforces and current Workforce conditions means that uglier females are probably never going away anytime soon.
Thats the thing, that is the "cyberpunk" fashion style they are going for. You aren't going to find long, straight haired, blonde with blue eyed makeup girls in this setting. That's just not the fashion trend of the time the game is in.
It would be like George Washington complaining that all women in our time are ugly because they don't wear corsets and those old vintage dresses.
This is the third group I am talking about. They think they're better than everyone else.
That's what CD Projekt did here, female V in the trailers and promotional screenshots looked 10x better than even the best looking V that can be created in the game's character creator. She's the audi, and the ugly V you're gonna be playing as, that's the lada.
I didn't actually count, but there were at least 15. All of them either looked like they were in their 50s, or had a jaw as big and sharp as clark ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ kent. Even the men in the game don't have jaws that masculine.
They don't? If you try to make a male protagonist it's the same way. It's difficult to make him look like he hasn't been smoking crack for years.
Also it seems more normal for males because they've always had a wide array of character shapes and sizes. Long hair, short hair, tall, skinny, fat, shredded, males have always have large visual difference in games. Even in this game you have everything ranging from shredded body Viktor to 400 pound Dexter.
Thats why they seem more "standard", because we've already broadened the norm for males. Females are just now starting to get the same treatment.