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I agree but I would add the caveat that it also depends on how DEI is implemented. For example, pronouns are likely to do less damage than making the characters ugly because the latter is something that the player comes into contact with more often. Similarly, if a text or voice acting heavy game keeps referring to everything as "they/them" (for the sake of so called "neutrality") then it's gonna grate on people's nerves as well.
Personally, I don't think DEI brings about any benefit in sales, negligible at best, cause their supporters tend to be a stingy bunch and only want to make a political point, not pay for it. On the hand, having it does more damage because it would bring about controversy at the very least, as with any sort of politics.
In terms of more tangible negative effects, it could even be a massive waste of budget and time because those consultancy fees don't come cheap if those figures floating around the net are to be believed, along with having to redo existing art assets and story scripts. Potentially millions spent on doing pronouns, race changing existing plans for characters and "uglifying" character models VS using those millions to extend production time and make it better. I believe the overwhelming majority of gamers would prefer the latter and probably even the rank and file devs (including artists) themselves.
You do realize you're the exact same as those pro trump people right? The rest of us in the middle view you as no different, just radical ideologues who think anyone who disagrees is a bad person.
He's definitely a complete clown. He's one of those guys who do not understand the audience and isn't interested in that.
Which is crazy tbh. Why would you work so hard to make games and products for people you hate ?
Dude said that PSN is required for cross play and « players to come together » lol yeah sure, that's why I was able to play with PS5 players without it somehow.
I mean, the PSN thing never was a big deal to me, but it's crazy to be THAT tone-deaf, especially when you are trying to sell stuff to the same people. Good thing they won't be there in a few years.
Yes, these points are all encompassed in my statement.
DEI makes everything worse, if the devs could make a better game (gameplay is bad, gamemodes are standard etc.), they could've done that in 6 years.
Sure maybe redesigns etc. took some time, but I'm sure Sony gladly paid for them.
Guess they got them all playing, all 900 of them.
Sounds like racism to me.
Also, it's Tolkien but I get names wrong pretty often and my grammar is nowhere near perfect so I'm not trying to flame you for that, for the record.