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At this point women should know not to take a hero shooter's models as some body standard for real life and men have adequately self sorted into brainrotters, gooners and regular people to allow the general population to remain unaffected,
Congrats Squirrel Girl, your fandom grows because as it turns out, Thicc thighs dont just save lives, they save reputations.
... oh wait, we do it for 50+ years already
I'd say Venom is more caked up than any of the females, so they're being pretty fair and balanced with their sexual objectification of the heroes.
They just need a Thor skin with him wearing a mythical banana hammock and glistening oiled up pectorals to really blow this argument to pieces.
What about Male Characters? All these posts are only ever about Women this Women That. What about us MEN? Men get 12 Pack Abs and Biceps on Biceps on Biceps on Biceps on Biceps. Hands that could punch planets out of orbit..yet you dont See Men complaning. No we are like "#$%$ YA..Lets do this".
Bait or Not, Just stop. The Sword cuts both ways.
Second, you are just picking up on this NOW!? Either your a youngster or my 30 years in this medium pointing out various trends and tendencies doesn't seem to apply to others naturally picking that stuff up.
For instance, many games strive to create visually striking characters to enhance the immersive experience, which can include stylized or exaggerated features for both male and female characters. This doesn't always equate to a lack of depth or complexity in the character's personality or role within the game. Characters like Lara Croft or Bayonetta, for example, have been critiqued for their sexualized appearances, yet they are also known for their intelligence, strength, and independence, contributing significantly to the narrative and gameplay.
Moreover, suggesting that female characters should be treated with more respect than mere eye candy overlooks the autonomy of female gamers who might appreciate diverse representations, including those that are sexually appealing. The gaming industry is increasingly diverse, with female gamers making up a significant portion of the player base. Some female gamers might find empowerment or enjoyment in characters who are confident in their sexuality, challenging the notion that sexualization is always a negative or demeaning aspect.
In conclusion, while the conversation about oversexualization is important, it's equally vital to recognize the complexity of character design and the varied preferences of the gaming community. The goal should be to ensure that all characters, regardless of gender, are portrayed with depth, respect, and diversity, allowing for a rich and inclusive gaming environment.