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A tank ramming through a house with friendlies in it, the CoD like "gameplay" of the woman quickscoping some guy and the running and gunning, and then the planes and cars just crashing and falling down. It looked like the train scene from CoD WWII. That's how ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ funny and ridiculous it was.
And don't get me started on the prosthetic and the cricket bat. Or the woman's "badass" attitude in the middle of the battle. Oh yeah, and when the friendly soldier throws back the grenade, and the player instantly aims at it, all while a plane flies low, and then the player shoots the grenade with perfect timing, and the plane just BLOWS UP AND CRASHES. WHAT THE ♥♥♥♥?
It's less of an SJW thing, and more of a "♥♥♥♥ you guys, take this ♥♥♥♥♥♥ trailer and pre order our game." If you compare THAT monstrosity to the BF4 multiplayer trailer (that actually shows real gameplay, mind you) it's a completely different thing.
I'm pretty sure Nadine was in the military, or atleast she worked as a mercenary. Not to mention how Drake and Sam are old in that game. But I get what you mean. As for TLOU2, I doubt it'll be filled with SJW stuff. They had women killing each other in the teaser they released a long time ago, and the original game didn't really try to appeal to them.
The players needed to know that because IIRC they were best friends and were surviving together. It's pretty natural that they would start having feelings, since they were alone and everything. It's not like they had rough sex on camera or anything, it was just a smooch between them.
Pretty much.
So from the kissing example in the OP, RE: why do we have to know that as the audience, doesn't that also go the other way? Could someone who identifies as a part of the LGBTQ audience not ask literally the same question, when they see the millions of heterosexual romances portrayed in gaming? Why is everything supposed to be directed at only one segment of the audience, given how wide the gaming community as a whole is?
As far as EA goes, I think EA has done way more things that seriously have 'disrespected' the gaming community as a whole than include amputee women in their unrealistic war shooters. EA is stupid and of course they're pandering, in the most stupid way possible, but that is hardly the worst thing they've done to the gaming community.
While I agree with the core of what you're saying, inclusion is a good thing. I don't mind everything not being catered to me, it's not a big deal.
Yep, preferences. Not a deal breaker for me either way, as long as it's done tastefully. If the situation of the game is priority, then it's cool.
Also just saying: that child molester post was quite....out of line. Sexuality isn't a life choice and equating the portrayal of healthy sexual expression to deviant sexual behavior is...yikes. It's like how a lot of people said "Well, why can't people marry their animals then??" as a response to same sex marriage...I trust you can see why that's very wrong.
You know we have reached a new low when people are offended by Video Games.
From what I have seen there is no proof that they came to this decision because of any group asking for more features, but that they made this choice on their own supported by their own marketing team. They tried to add females into Battlefield 1 back before it released, but the team had decided that the core fanbase wouldn't like the idea. Something is telling me now that they don't care either way what the fanbase thinks. An extra gender means twice as many cosmetic items to sell to everyone playing the game. Which equals even more money for them.
How far have we fallen.
Step 2: Cause a controversy with your pandering
Step 3: Controversy gets your game known
Step 4: People buy the game to see the fuss
Step 5: Buy a yacht with the money you just made