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It's a change that makes some people happy while literally taking nothing away from anyone else. As such I really couldn't care less and will simply play and enjoy the game.
Never pay for games that erase you to push an agenda. Find other ways to play them if you must, but don't give these companies a dime.
That post isn't angry enough. Where are the swears and insults?
We can only hope.
Okay, but why not call it male or female at that point? What was wrong with that? Do you look at a female and say "You know, I really like this Type B. Maybe I'll ask her out." Like who talks like that?
besides, do I have to be described a gender to enjoy a game made for the adventure, the adventure itself alongside the amazing artwork and the story ?
objectively no.
As someone that works with people with mental disabilities it's sad how many normal people treat them like they are dumb. They really aren't they many not be able to do somethings that a normal person care, but that doesn't mean you got to treat them like a child or the main one like they are death. Then again we live in an age where we treat people like celebrities that make 10 second videos of them dancing or doing dumb crap.
No it doesn't. Though that would be kind of nice since in the original game women were just objectively better so picking a male felt like nerfing yourself. Would be nice if male characters actually get those benefits