I just want to make a game where you can roleplay as a rapist KKK member in the deep south of America in the good old days... Damn that loud crying minority!
Such a strawman.
I just want to make a game where you can roleplay as a rapist KKK member in the deep south of America in the good old days... Damn that loud crying minority!
I just want to make a game where you can roleplay as a rapist KKK member in the deep south of America in the good old days... Damn that loud crying minority!
Look up the game "Ethnic Cleansing" right up your street.
Strawman, nice try pal.
The community didn't want Mega Women or Mega Transgender. They just wanted Mega Man. Why the **** can they not get what they paid for?
I must have missed something then, did the Mega-man sequel not happen? Was the developer "forced" to change his game?
Comcept appointed a new community manager called Dina Abou Karam. Her job seems to be to listen to fan feedback and forward it to higher-ups at Comcept.
The trouble is that Dina being appointed raised a whole host of questions amongst the many, many backers of Mighty No. 9. Firstly, Dina presented a piece of fan art of a gender-flipped version of Beck -- the male protagonist of MN9 -- and stated:
"As someone who cares about gender representation in games, please make Call [the game's female character] a playable character, or even better, make Beck a female bot alltogether [sic]! It shouldn't and won't affect gameplay! I started on some Mighty No. 9 Fan Art myself as a way to promote this Kickstarter/express my wish:"
Other than that, Dina tweeted that she was "never a Mega Man player" but she supported MN9 because her friends and boyfriend were working on the game
You add development time, which equally pushes the game back and increases cost.
They didn't want a female option, they didn't want anything but bloody mega man. Damn, when a world becomes scared to make a mega man remake for fear of not including a female, its a bloody joke.
But, to answer my question, has Mighty No. 9 been massively compromised in some way?
I just want to make a game where you can roleplay as a rapist KKK member in the deep south of America in the good old days... Damn that loud crying minority!
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-rOB0aw1DHsY/UrDjB6FwkcI/AAAAAAAAAlM/ix1qUgDlf8s/s1600/sukidaiocomment.PNG
Read that image. She's now a developer, so now the question will be, what effect has she had on the game? Thats yet to be seen.
Conclusive proof if ever I saw it
Would it be the end of the world if there was a playable female character? For a feminist you seem to be awfully bothered by the possibility of female characters being in games.
I don't, its the effect this gender pushing is having on development.
And the counterpoint to your argument is that maybe writers have always wanted to tell more female centric stories in games, but Publishers were reticent to pump money in to a game with a female protagonist?