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Game is super woke.
Ignore this garbage. There is a very good reason this game is already dead after some days on Steam.
The 4 player character slots can be changed from male to female anytime you, the player, want outside of matches. You can alter their body type (skinny, fat, something in between) anytime you want outside of matches. There is zero mention of gender, sexuality, or anything else that one might consider "Woke politics". Hell, there's no mention of any politics beyond "ghosts scare humans, Ghostbusters capture ghosts".
The Ghostbusters franchise as a whole is not "woke", and never has been. Other then that reboot attempt with an all female cast, there's been no attempts to ever make it such. This game has 100% zero social commentary, and isn't looking to make any either. It's completely about busting ghosts or haunting buildings.
The Java Joint comment is a reference to Ghostbusters Afterlife, where Ray mentions at one point that the firehouse had been turned into a over priced coffee house. I also find it funny that people are claiming the game is "already dead". I can easily get matches any time of the day, both on PC (via Epic Games store) or Xbox One. There's quite the community, although Steam's community may not be very large yet. And if you don't link your Epic Games account for cross play, you'd be limited to just other Steam players.
Other than that, it's all player characters. When you play with bots, their look is entirely randomized. There is no semblence of "agenda pushed at the expense of story."
I'd love to hear you explain that. There's barely any story, leaving no room for heavy-handed social narratives or agenda at the expense of story. What exactly is "woke" about it? It's not "the league of extraordinary white guys?"
Things like this annoy the piss out of me, because I absolutely see the problem with movies and franchises being taken over with storylines where they're so focused on pushing their social narratives that the actual story just falls by the way-side. It sucks. But when you run around shouting "OH NOES TOO WOKE" every time a woman or a minority pops up on screen, you make people think that's what all any of us are bothered by. That "I don't like that you're making bad story decisions or adding things that don't make any logical sense just so you can make a show of how progressive you are" is just code for "I don't want THOSE people on my screen." And it's not. You make people tune-out anyone talking about the ACTUAL problem.
I hate "woke" content with a passion and I don't feel like this game is woke at all. The story is a faithful one to the original Ghostbusters and no virtue signaling is ever shoved in your face. The cast is diverse but in no way to do you feel like you're being lectured to about girl power or etc. Frankly, I highly recommend this game.
Well this is a load of BS. We have Steamcharts, so we know when you are lying.
https://steamdb.info/app/2383990/charts/
- "Body Type" instead of Sex or Gender. Voice is not tied to either one.
- Female created character models are significantly less attractive than the male ones. As in, you can make a fat Ghostbuster, but not a woman with a cup size larger than a B.
- The usual symbolism of White men are old and on the way in order out to make way for young, vibrant minorities. The sort of thing you see again and again in franchises where they try to replace the existing male hero with a woman.
However, the story itself does not rub this in your face at any point I've played so far and I don't expect it will.