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- They imply women can be talented.
- They imply men can be incompetent.
- They show that these things can occur simultaneously.
One can then surmise that in your reality men are not allowed to be less competent than women at anything.
Fergus happens to be an excellent businessman and seems to have a good understanding of how to deal with customers, while Yoana is brash and harmfully direct. Hjalmar may lack patience and diplomacy, but he is honorable, an excellent warrior, and inspirational battlefield leader.
The fact that you think these men are "worthless" says far more about your fragile psyche than those quests say about the political leaning of CDPR's writers.
Nope.
How is Hjalmar a good warrior or a good leader of men? One of his men was locked in a cage, he put them against an opponent they couldn't beat, and he did so in an area where they couldn't even escape if things went wrong. If Geralt didn't show up Hjalmar and all his men would have died quickly.
Fergus is an idiot. He has no idea what he is talking about as shown by when the female character corrects him. He is also insulting to the consumer when rejecting his order by suggesting the consumer is stupid for wanting something that is impossible.
The women aren't just talented, but essentially perfect and the model of what you want at their individual life choices.
Oh and btw, there is a total of ZERO female characters that are incompetent.
I would also add that the Baron is just embarrassing crappy. He complains about being made a cuck as he does nothing to get himself away from the woman that did it to him. Just awful.
I'm not a feminist, so no I'm not striving for equality. Equality is a make belief concept that can never exist in the real world nor is it desirable to try to acquire it.
Hjar on the othee hand make sure his warrior ready , he is not the best at governing but his sister and advisor willingly to assit.
I think neither choice is better .
As for Baron story , his wife also ♥♥♥♥♥♥ , cheating on him while he fought to earn money , theirs daughter doesn't understand the situation.
Baron's wife is vermin, but the Baron is emotionally weak to the point he can't even bring himself to leave the woman that cheated on him. Instead he decides to drink even more and beat her, which of course just makes him look like a pile of crap to his daughter.
I just can't respect Hjalmar as a leader of men after saving his butt from the giant. I also can't respect him intellectually as I find him to be a complete imbecile.
OP:
Or visit a brothel.
thatll be why he 's never had sex with a women lmao..women dont like cowards.
I agree that there's quite a bit moronic stuff in contemporary feminism. This game though... nope.
For you: "I see you're a man well travelled so tell me, should I beat me wench once a week or oftener?"
Because exceptions they are.
We don't have to talk about Ciri, everyone who played the game knows how ENORMOUSLY exceptional she is. The sorceresses are, well, sorceresses and thus automatically on a far higher intellectual level than the average Joe OR Jane of that world. There are loads of male magic-users in the world too, but that's a thing that doesn't concern Geralt much, because by his hastily-stated last wish he forged a strong bond to Yen and thus is much more likely to deal with other sorceresses than with sorcerors. And Cerys is, while arguably the least exceptional, still at least an important jarl's daughter.
I see no substance in those complaints. None at all. At least not if one also knows the novels.
Complainers, put up or shut up. Explain or leave.