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Yet once implemented the results are mediocre, almost alienating.
Its as if there is a belief that DEI will automatically make a product better.
The worst kind of DEI is the checklist approach, crossing off boxes of requirements, which in turn promotes one of the very things that are to be avoided: The token character.
The moment someone in the creation process chimes in with "have we included _?" Is when the problems begin.
Games should be entertaining first and foremost, and kept away from developers and consultants who regurgitate "everything is political" to validate and excuse their decisions.
Checklist design and DEI are not related. The call of duty and ubisoft games are so intensely checklist based that they could fire half of their employees and have AI take their jobs probably.
Never claimed it was.
I said that the checklist approach is (or at least one of) the worst way to implement DEI.
It seems to vary widely between: "some specific writing and design choices I don't like" on one side and "the game has characters which have a complexion darker than people who played hide and seek with the Sun their whole lives" on the other. You can only imagine what else can fit in between those two extremes.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokenism#In_television
Modern Woke in video games is exactly the same as the concept of the "Token Black Guy" in older Hollywood movies. They would include a black actor, give them no real character, then kill them off almost immediately, just so that they could claim there was a black person in their movie, and therefore they were being inclusive.
What makes this even worse, is that games used to be more inclusive before people were trying to mandate them to be. Before the tokenism started, you had various character (e.g. Poison, Bridgette, Samus) that all still fit the bill, but they were actual characters rather than just check marks on a list.
You can see from posts like this one:
They actually don't give a single care for the actual characters. They just want to put checkmarks on a list. They don't care about a character like Zack from DOA or his zany personality, they just want to put a checkmark under dark skin. They don't care about characters like Poison or her dominating character, they just want to put a checkmark under "trans."
You'll notice these people fighting so hard to defend this modern woke movement basically never mention any characters by name, only by the category that they are wanting to put a checkmark in. They are telling on themselves with every single post as a result.
Much like many "anti-woke" want certain criteria. They simply don't want non-white and non-straight people in games but since openly and explicitly saying that often leads to bans on game hubs and social media, they have to resort to buzzwords and dog-whistles. There are bad apples in BOTH chests.
Oh, and let's not forget Saints Row. The most popular character in that series was a bad ass asian man ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Gat ). The game also had a diverse cast of likeable characters across multiple games, then they forced a disastrous reboot for the modern audience, leading to Volition being permanently shutdown.
Growing up in Russia (which modern conservatives tend to like), "gay" was an insult and the fear to turn out gay (I'm a dude) was real. I mean, not real as in "it's an actual reason to be afraid", more like "I got indoctrinated into that cult". The term "cult" I use because people wanted me to feel what they feel, that rear.
How many people KNEW that? Turok is a first-person game, and unless people read it up somewhere, they likely didn't know to begin with.
You might want to notice how fighting games are usually not noticed by both sides. They don't talk about them positively or negatively, despite them being the most inclusive and diverse type of game.
But back to the original point: both sides have negative extremes and both are equally bad. And the problem aren't "checklists", it's that gaming no longer is a niche and obscure hobby, it has become mainstream. It's no longer entertainment solely for hardcore committed audiences. THAT is where your culprit lies, not in "checklists".
And again:
And if it got released today the 'anti-woke' would be faoaming their mouths at it having 'forced inclusion' and whatnot. That's the part you don't get. It's all an argumentation post-facts.
And as a counterexample some people did get angry at Samus being a woman as back as 1995. Bigots have existed always. But there was not a worldwide ever-present social network to amplify and make money off that discourse. It was just a few bigots throwing a tantrum.
The discourse has always been there. It's the platform where it's voiced what changed.
Oh, but they 'accept' non-white and non-straight people in games! Only they have to be written and added in such a manner that there's no other logic outcome for the story than 'having a gay' in that particular spot or character.
Instead of, you know gay or black people simply existing, without a need or purpose.
Kind of amusing how, again, they're just spouting the same homophobic discourse that regressives and reactionaries parroted 20 years ago when 'every movie had to have a gay character'
Again, most popular character in Saints Row was a non-white character. People still think about Gat fondly.
Saints Row got a reboot for the modern woke audience (despite the main cast already being diverse). It crashed and burned so hard that the studio who made Saints Row, Red Faction, Etc. got closed forever as a result.
Every single piece of hard evidence proves that you are wrong, so you just start making up fiction in your head to justify your agenda instead.