Isn't it just one mention? I think it's tied to some sidequest where you have to save a peasant's "friend" and then in the last line the peasant lets it slip that they're fag lovers. It's not in your face or anything. Naginata grandma isn't that egregious imo given that the naginata is a weapon associated with women that every woman of the samurai class had to learn to wield.
Having a woman trained with Naginata drive off bandits is fine, having them fight against Mongols is ridiculous. And having a badass grandma is always silly, at least old men can still kick some ass if they get lucky and have the genes to keep their muscle mass. Only in scifi you can justify that trope.
But aren’t you acting like a snowflake and whining about consumers choosing how they spend their money + time? How does it affect you if they don’t play them, so long as you can play your little bothered heart out?
Fine with me. Like many, I have a huge backlog of games I've yet to get to (I've not even played GTA5 yet, I still have a sealed copy for 360).
There are a metric ton of games recently. Being picky isn't necessarily a bad thing.
It's kind of like your posting; those who are smart just skip over it.
"You're the snowlflake for rejecting the propaganda, chud!!"
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If you choose the male protagonist, it also means that your secretary that secretly writes about how hot you are is gay. It's almost clever how they made both options include shit like that, but the female one is more obvious.
It deserves a higher rating. Way higher. It's a breeding ground for furries and trannies.
That’s XIV not XVI. As for that game, meh, it’s pretty much a mild for me. No LGBT characters (at least that I know of), no identity politics, none of that stuff. I put it mild because every race is buddy buddy and the inter territorial conflict kind of got “resolved” so now everyone’s kind of allies with each other.
There's one romantic mention towards the protagonist the helper makes near the end of the story that kinda comes out of nowhere. Right before you fight the last or second to last elder dragon. Somewhere along the lines of "I can't live without you", but that's legitimately the only time any romance is brought into the game. Haven't replayed it as a female but I'm pretty sure, just based on the rigidity of the games dialogue, that it'd be the same regardless. It's negligible but I figure why not nitpick?
Was somehow still less woke than Dishonored 2. Speaking of,
See, that's why I need to give it a replay, because I never did a walkthrough with male Morgan. And give the Mooncrash DLC a try and see if there's heavier wokism there.
Isn't that from System Shock 2? I remember you could find a dead guy with some booze at a room with a non functional male hologram, but IIRC opening that room wastes a lot of resources in a game where it's really hard to get them, and it's not necessary because the object to advance is in another room in the area.
Could be, it's been an age since I played either. I want to say it's at the part where you go into the zero-G sections in the station's transport guts, floating through those tubes connecting different areas, but it's only a vague recollection.
There's a note with some flowers and maybe a bottle of wine in the GUTS but I don't remember if that was implied to be gay or not.
Well I’m talking about XVI, not XIV. And honestly, I wouldn’t call a game woke just because of its playerbase. Catgirls and bunny girls are just Japanese shit. FFXIV itself is a very non-woke game. Except maybe stormblood. You MIGHT be able to make a point for that.
