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This is a very good point / suggestion.
There are 2 visual novels with no sex, no 18+ content nor 18+ patches that can be downloaded elsewhere, they were made by a developer (RhinoGearz) who wanted to create modest romances with DEEP stories that don't focus on any erotic content at all.
(Some of them maybe deeper than others, but the two that I played were pretty heavily about the story.)
...AND YET... enough people in the (to put it a bit blunt / harshly) seemingly brain-dead community tagged them as "sexual content", probably just on the basis of them being VNs & VNs are traditionally sexualized.
The only thing remotely sexual that these two VNs have is partial nudity, though.
I DID get these games because they flirt with sexual themes but knew quite well that they stood a good chance of not having sexual content & lo & behold... I was right. Unfortunately, the recommendation system now thinks that I got these games for the alleged sexual content that arguably doesn't exist in them instead of for the mildly suggestive themes & deep stories.
(And the soundtracks turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. Well-composed.)
This isn't as big of an issue as I might be making it seem but it's another example of your point about the flaws in the recommendation system & how those flaws stem from how tags are handled.
See, personally, I actually do care about great soundtracks.
A slightly tangential example is Yoshi's Island DS.
I thought it would be at least somewhat like the masterpiece that was the original,
Yoshi's Island - and arguably it is when it comes to gameplay, however, the soundtrack lacks action and has literally put me to sleep, like some kind of lullaby, while playing it sometimes.
That's... not good.
...but I fully get your point about other tags like "gore" like... okay someone cares about that, but it certainly raises some questions. - And then you pair that with
So Tetris Blocks are male. Got it!
Tetris Blocks, Chess Pieces, Trains, sentient Marbles, all dogs, whatever these things are :
Also, "Carrion" is a game that you can find on Steam (which I'm not going to link due to gore) where you play as an unrecognizable monster that could potentially be classed as a small cosmic horror... also male - no possible question that the species might be genderless. ...& I suppose I'm suposed to believe that no female is ever a horrid monster either.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1003590/Tetris_Effect_Connected/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/476240/KNIGHTS/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/353640/Train_Valley/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/962810/Dark_Roll/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/332580/Mimpi/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/357300/Snakebird/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/745030/Squarism/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/360870/Ultimate_TicTacToe/
> Male Protagonist.
> "if it doesn't have the female protagonist tag it'd be a male protagonist."
Also, Mini Metro, which doesn't even have a protagonist :
https://store.steampowered.com/app/287980/Mini_Metro/
...male protagonist anyways. :^)
Good point. No protagonists.
So need a Female protagonist, Male protagonist and a No protagonist tag
If it's a game on Steam, you can link it on Steam.
That is false, & it's not responsible to suggest that others do things which could get them banned :
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/12/1697169163417158987/?ctp=3938#c3203748171383537008
I'm pretty sure that the mods wouldn't want me to link most mature games or any adult-only game on the forum.
(I say "most" because some games marked as "mature" aren't actually containing mature content & everyone knows it.)
https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/0/2577696996228382489/#c2577696996230185462
Mature games might be fine to reference by name (unless it's the OTHER Chair Simulator) but adult-only stands a higher chance of getting in trouble for even just mentioning it. I could just mention it by its game id, but that's arguably even worse than mentioning it by name since the name will cause a mix of results to come up in the Store search menu but searching by game ID will take you directly to the specific AO game being referenced.
Anyways, if you're so sure that it's okay to link directly to Carrion then you be the one to link to it & risk the ban. xD
It saddens me that the only games where you can play as unrecognizable monsters are predictably horror games or violent games.
I'll have to be more careful from now on.
My mistake then.
I mean, people can link Doom here, I mean the old one just fine. Without ever getting into trouble.
So, Carrion should be 100% safe.
IT wouldn't make any sense for a mature game to not being able to be linked here.
If we are equal and democratic than you can't have one without the other. Simple as that.
As a female gamer the female protagonist is for me important in my search of a game and decide if or not i buy a game.
I have nothing against a male protagonist but if you choose a random game it have most chances to have a male protagonist.
If you claim equality then accept that this tag is an important tool for female gamers in a vast majority of games that have a male protagonist
Simply untrue. Most games let you pick which sex you want to play.
As a 50+ year old female, I'm sick and tired of the double-standards. What we had back when was bs. What we have now is also bs. The goal was equality, not setting females aside as something special. Both sexes are important and have their own value.
I play a male or female in most games.
As to tagging, why? Are people incapable of watching the videos during their research phase to see what sex the main character is?
Gender is a language concept. Masculine, feminine, neuter. Sex is the reality of your piping. Gender-roles are what kind of man or woman YOU choose to be.
There is nothing wrong with having tags that help creating a more accurate filtered search list for people.
Anyhow I agree that there should be a "male protagonist" tag for the same classification convenience as "female protagonist".