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For the flowers:
Can you explain why you blame the game is sexist? Not a specific character, but the game itself, as you mentioned?
Don't get me wrong, i'm all for 'sexy' games. But if there's to be drama an pathos involved then you need an even representation in personality across sexes, (and race). you can't make one group tonally different then the others.
.... Yes you can. What "sexy" are you even talking about? The swimsuits? The hot spring scene? What even is the basis of your argument? Raz is "supposed" to be sexist, it's to cover up his own insecurity's and secret love of "Kai". How would you ever get an "even" representation, and why would you even want that? The characters are a hodge podge of personality stereotypes, because that's the way to create a character, by pulling from common knowledge. It's impossible to create a story without using stereotypes because, no one would be able follow the motivation of the characters without having a general idea of what they are supposed to represent.
just that any group that is represented needs to hit the same tone as the piece overall, which race wise this game arguable does, just as long as you're not female. It's nothing about being 'woke'. Also i'd suggest when someone uses the term 'woke' in a context of a discussion like this one, then they are really telling on themselves.
Instead of picking any of the hundreds of possible arguments you could bring up, you instead decided to scream the catchphrase of your choice at the top of your lungs, undermining any chance at an actual conversation. Well done, do you also pick hot air as sole ingredient for all your cooking efforts?