RosaAquafire wrote...
You know, some women have great figures. I have a KILLER figure when I'm watching my weight. Big hips, big butt, huge breasts.
Does this make me a less deep person? Does this mean that my body type can't be in video games?
Reducto ad absurdum. I am not saying, and have never said, that full-figured women shouldn't be in games.
My point is that in Western Fantasy RPGs - and certainly in Origins and what we've seen from DA2 - there is a trend to make every woman "buxom". It's a trope of the genre, and I don't know how you can deny that. It's a holdover from when the only people who played Western RPGs or read fantasy novels were immature males fixated on sex (never mind that many men actually prefer small breasts - see my earlier post about Jack being the most attractive character BioWare has ever created).
Gaider and Laidlaw talk a big game about being "revolutionary" and doing things that haven't been done before, but I've yet to see no proof of this. Framed narrative based on someone being interrogated about the past? Alpha Protocol. Laidlaw straight up said that the final boss fight in DA2 is "borrowed" from another game. Having the "buxom wenches everywhere" aesthetic is just another example.
DA2 will no doubt be fun, but I'm not expecting ME2 levels of quality at this point. I'd like to be surprised, but the more we see, the more my doubts are confirmed.




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