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You clearly do care, or you wouldn't of corrected them..
Just kinda sad, you chose to turn a blind eye to blizzard effectively attempting to exploit people's personal insecurities for profit.
Blizzard doesnt care about "representation" there actions and execution of it make that beyond clear..
But if they think it will get another dollar out of you, they have problem making very low effort attempts to pretend they do..
What matters is how the character is played in game. If you care sm about its sexuality, sucks to be u
attack helicopter confirmed.
apache attack helicopter is a real gender.
stop discriminating minority aircrafts.
that´s risky, since there´s no list of officially approved genders.
however a MS word demi-paperclip xirself could be a fun hero to play, but that´s gambling with a ban already.
Well, being non-binary by definition excludes being normal. You probably would describe a non-binary as someone who does not fit inside the gender binary. Guess what? Most people fall into the gender binary of male and female. Therefore, the gender binary is the norm and non-binary is not the norm—i.e. not normal.
I am pretty sure, you or at least some of the people complaining in here about OP's post would be pretty upset regarding a character who is a conservative Christian if Blizzard would make one and proudly announce it. Politics of any kind just should not be in apolitical games/media.
Honestly, I do not care that much. I main Lifeweaver and think of pansexuality as bisexuality for people who want to feel more special about it, but, obviously, not all players are like me.
I'm pretty sure all the Arabic theocracies in the Middle East also care way more about sexuality in games (and in every other aspect of life) than us, Westerners. We Westerners are probably the only reason why companies like Blizzard include sexual minorities in their games.