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But that's okay. Every time one comes up from now on, I'm posting this:
DEI agendas are stupid.
This reactionary paranoia to them is equally stupid.
Nothing shocking about that; in Japanese anime, the hero is always shy and frail and then becomes a badass.
If the developers are fans of Japan, they just copied that.
Plus, Gustave is the main character; of course, he'll become a badass (let's not forget that he lost his wife, so he's emotionally damaged).
Western attempts to adapt it often end up being counterproductive.
The problem is that you think a strong woman is woke and a weak man shouldn't exist in video games, when there have always been weak or reserved men.
If that's all I personally wouldn't call it a woke game.
I personally recognized woke games from the first trailer (avowed , concord..)
there's nothing woke about this game.
The Japanese are just as woke as Westerners. There are quite a few trans/gay people in Japanese manga and anime.
This game has six characters in total: three women, the main character, a monster, and a secret character (I think it's Verso, another man).
he's not the only man in the game; Verso and Renoir are already badass.
the character can evolve throughout his adventure, which will likely be the case (in the demo, only Gustave's talents were blocked).
While the other characters weren't, I think the story will be heavily focused on him.
The funniest thing is that all the characters are white, the women are very beautiful, and the main character is a man.
And they still manage to say it's WOKE.
*slop slop slop*
From what I've seen so far, the game doesnt convincingly demonstrate this balance. At the very least, the seemingly weak-willed male protagonist and the girlboss-style female lead (as presented in the trailer) fail to convince me that there's no deliberate push for a political agenda here.