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Usually also accompanies bad storytelling, but there are plenty of notable exceptions both in a politcal regard and in regard to other categories (see steven universe, Gravity Falls, both good examples of TV shows involving this style). Also see "Tumblr Style".
As for games and other media I ain't too familiar with specific good or bad examples, but this game certainly doesn't seem to be a bad example, nor to greatly suffer from this type of style.
Honeslty based off of reviews and responses it seems only one character is a bad offender, well, I'll find out in a week or two when I get this game. Etrian Odyssey Nexus is higher on my TO BUY list but this will go second, followed by Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition.
Sorry for ranting a bit there.
It reminds me too much of how people accuse anything drawn in an anime style of being pedophilia just because there tends to be a ton of lolis in anime. To the point where Steam has started restricting "anime" games because "Child Exploitation"
Just the messenger I guess, also I usually don't associate the style immediately with it, but it makes me more wary of political ideas if they get hinted at or pushed.
And yea the pedophilia thing is BS I have had to deal with a good bit (darkest dungeon related mostly), but "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" as I like to say.
Also there's a difference between a Rey and a Velvet Crowe when it comes to writing female protagonists. To use more modern characters. I hope this one is more of a latter than the former, as much as in-depth as a protagonist in a lighthearted game like this can be of course.
Also should I lock this thread now that my question has been answered? probably... maybe? I dunno it seems a discussion is brewing.
As mentioned, *anything* these days is a reason to call out developers on their political views, even if there's *nothing* political about a game at all. A good example of this would be Claire in the new RE2: a bunch of people genuinely complain that she doesn't look like a heroine, that Capcom decided to make her look like a potato because of SJW politics. The average man would agree that she looks absolutely fine. I'd go further and say that those complainig look just as much like zombie meal
So my wild guess is that whoever said this game is driving a political agenda was offended by the protagonist being a woman who's not sexualized in the slightest. Who would think that that's a problem, huh? But yes, it *is* a problem for a lot of people. If she looked as pretty as a Final Fantasy character and if her armor showed more skin, I bet whoever wrote that negative review you mentioned wouldn't have a problem with the game.
And finally, I find the idea of multiple races/cultures banding together to go against a greater evil to be the last reason why anyone would say this game is SJW-ish. Just look at the history of JRPGs. Look at Fire Emblem. Look at other sub-genres within the strategy genre. Even look at Western RPGs, both old and new, to see how diverse parties tend to be
Can we all agree that things like sjw, political correctness, and feminism are actually good causes. It's about anti bullying, respecting others, and equality.
Unfortunately the loudest who represent these messages are usually ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ that completely ruin the meaning and just become bullies themselves.
Take me, I'm proud to be a real feminist that hates bullying and is for the practice of PC within context. But I'll be the first to want to yell at the idiots representing.
Fot those of you that hate on sjw and all that stuff. Please remember there's a lot of us that are respectful and willing to maturely talk about these ideas. Also, that it's okay if there's a little political agenda attached to someone's story. We all put our bias into our work. (Though I'll agree battlefield is the perfect example of it done horribly wrong and further dirties the water)
I hope that made sense lol.
Hope you all have fun. Goodnight. :)
I couldn't agree more, the main reason why a lot of people such as myself are sick and tired of sjw/ feminism is because it's no longer about the cause, but more about the radicals trying to lord over people who don't fall into their view points. You’re ether 100% on board or you’re a nazi, think that both sides have their good and bad points, nope that makes you a nazi. Speaking of, the way they’ve ruined the power of certain words so that rather than being repulsed by hearing it, you just roll your eyes.
This isn't the 1950s any more, yet the loudest feminisms/ sjws will have you believe that there's roaming ♥♥♥♥ gangs all over the place, that men are pure evil no matter what etc. Same with Trump, did he launch the nukes or legalised ♥♥♥♥? No, yet they act as if that's the first thing he did when he got into power. Fun fact, past US politicians have spoken about building some kind of wall, other counties have either built walls/ fences or at the very lease have enforced boarder protection to keep certain types of people out.
I want discussions, and yet it nearly always devolves into who can scream/ meme the loudest.
It's a fun game, there's nothing dramatic to find. Dramatic people will find drama anywhere. don't trust them, just have fun.
It's just an association that forms because people used it that way. If a specific subculture shares both political views and a certain aesthetic taste (either by accident or partly because it embodies certain aspects of their ideology) it's inevitable to make the association. There's a lot of art styles in fact that you can associate explicitly with certain political or philosophical ideas. It's the whole point of those "artistic currents" such as romanticism, impressionism, futurism, that one studies in art class.
Also: it's a feature, not a bug. If you share those ideas, recognising the art style is a way to know that the author of something is "on your side". It's like a coded signal. It doesn't mean it's intentional, but it's part of how communities form and keep cohesive.
If virtue-signaling art styles were so important to me, I'd be forced to focus on "realistic, gritty, historical" settings exclusively. Yet cartoony anime silliness is one of my favorite styles. Here's a curve ball for you.... cowboy bebop exists. The most westernized / "conservative"-politics anime ever. Rugged space cowboys being crazy with guns. It takes all kinds.
The capital you build up teasing out political agendas only spends in your head.
Mind boggling that people find value in conjuring up this nonsense; it's the very definition of the foolish agenda it claims to seek.
I think we are all just hyper aware because of the current culture war in the West. Personally, I find the most -ist -ism -obes of the world are the people who stress these issues are everywhere and one can't avoid it.
Can you find an example of someone claiming any of those things unironically?
Trump caged children and then blamed it on the other party when he could have stopped it at any time he wanted.
The fact he hasn't done those two specific evil acts does not mean he hasn't committed other evil acts, because he has.
The vast majority of illegal immigrants come by plane or boat, very few come via the land border, hence a wall is a hugely inefficient method of stopping immigration and Trump only wants it as it was the symbol he used to get into power.