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They can call games I love woke all they want. They aren't the ones paying for them or playing them or using their imagination while doing so.
If the developers start making games that way on purpose then I vote with my wallet and don't buy it. Simple as that ... otherwise all I do is play into their hands by complaining about something I am likely not going to get changed anyways.
It is up to me to wear the grown-up hat just as much is it is theirs. All kinds of people play games and the adults in the room let them play them their way ... not force them to play them another way.
Seems like a pretty big flop to me.
https://videogames.si.com/guides/the-day-before-refund
Better than some and not as good as others.
I think they were specifically talking about the sequel 'The Marvels' as the flop rather than the 1+ billion grossing Captain Marvel. This would make more sense as The Marvels is the worst grossing movie in the Marvel Universe and was released this year.
BG3 doesn't try to soap box.
Barbie was a woke product from the beginning, and so it was playing to its own base, which is perfectly fine.
Now compare that to something like the Saints Row reboot:
1.) The reboot tried to inject soap boxing into their new product
2.) They alienated their own base in an effort to chase more modern political correctness
3.) It made zero sense since the cast was already highly diverse, and the most popular character was an asian man.
The "Woke" product that fail, and that so many people take issue with, are NOT trying to make a good product as their main priority. They are trying to make a soap box that they can use a platform to preach at people.
Hayao Miyazaki has expressed strong disdain for modern anime for a long time, the ideas were broken down rather elegantly in a YouTube video talking about why anime looks the way it does, particularly at and since the later 90s. The summary was that instead of originating from external passions (in Miyazaki it was planes, iirc), it is being built and rebuilt on anime; anime inspires anime inspires anime, until the original art style becomes a dull, samey, characterized version of itself.
Political correctness, or "woke" is the same path. It isn't enough to have a single idea, it must be distilled into a finer version of its former self until, instead a strong female character, we must have muscular women, and instead of thoughtful males, they must be emasculated and milquetoast. Everything unremarkable so that everything fits in or is agreeable until it becomes pure homogeneity.
It's like a pack of sleeping bears and the stick poking hasn't been enough to rouse enough of them into saying or doing anything about it.
True, my feeling is that these people who don't care are mostly ignorant of what is going on. They are brought up thinking that this is "normal". There is a saying that liberals are just young conservatives, and conservatives are just old liberals. I don't think that is actually accurate, but it does show a general tendency.
True, but this difference gets ignored a lot I think.
Having LGBTQ characters or strong female characters doesn't equate woke IMSHO.
Pushing the politics behind woke is what I don't like. I don't want to be preached to in a game.