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I'll buy the next time it goes on sale.
EDIT: Screw it, I'll buy at full price to support the changes I want to see in the gaming industry
publicly announcing that they won't make content that isn't genuine is the opposite of putting politics into games actually
That announcement quite literally is a political statement. They are actively not including stuff because a minority does not want to see for reasons unbeknown, even though people of said orientation do exist in the real world.
For a realistic representation it would require 3 percent homosexual, four percent bisexual and one percent pan or omnisexual. Going against these numbers would be political.
It's not: "Including DEI = Pollitics, not including it = no politics!" That would just be people wanting to only see THEIR position represented. Which seems to be a bit out of line ... I mean discriminating other people just because they have a different sexual orientation you personally don't have to care about wouldn't be nice now, would it?
So them announcing that they will never include characters with a non majority-sexual orientation out of principle makes it political.
Not including DEI quite literally means no politics. It means that they only include what they want and don't force themselves into diversity.
No one cares about your realistic percentages bs, this is art not reality. Many companies mess up their artistic vision with DEI for the sake of pleasing the non-existent ''modern audience''. Going against that and simply doing what you want is NOT political.
There are black characters in this game because that's what they wanted not because of DEI. I don't think they mean ''we will never have any minorities/protected groups ever'', it simply means ''we will only add what we truly want to add'' aka genuine content. Not political.
They're trying to cash in on the cultural shift when its safe to speak up.