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...And I come here when I get tried of Tumblr.....
But kidding aside...you have nothing to worry about. Bioware has always been very good with this sort of thing DA:O was good show female soldiers and Villans. And they improved with DA:2. So there is little reason to be concerned.
I'd like to see male and female enemies.I can imagine that a female troll would become the next broodmother given that trolls don't wear clothing and thus you'd end up with saggy troll boobs that are bigger than Iron Bull. The developers might want to avoid that image.Dragon Age has been better with this than the Mass Effect team, so I'm not worried.
This thread makes my head hurt.
...And I come here when I get tried of Tumblr.....
But kidding aside...you have nothing to worry about. Bioware has always been very good with this sort of thing DA:O was good show female soldiers and Villans. And they improved with DA:2. So there is little reason to be concerned.
There were many generic female mercenaries in Mass effect 1 and Mass effect 2, and I don't count the Asari. Dragon age has also been good with female enemies. I'm not sure how the Op could be even worried after DAII.
You're probably right, it's just from what we've seen so far it's seemed a bit like a step back :/
Can't base a few images and screenshots and some gameplay as Bioware taking a step back. There is still so much we have yet to see.
And really? You're still lambasting Ubisoft as "anti-female"? Look, their reasons for not having a female main character WAS bogus, but you can't accuse them of sexism just because they decided to go with a male protagonist. That doesn't make any sense.
There were many generic female mercenaries in Mass effect 1 and Mass effect 2, and I don't count the Asari. Dragon age has also been good with female enemies. I'm not sure how the Op could be even worried after DAII.
Firstly, the assassins creed debate is about the multiplayer characters, not the main characters.
Secondly, I dont care THAT much about that. However, across assassins creed and far cry, there have been a whopping TWENTY male protagonists and literally ONE female protagonist.
Like, in far cry one, you have a choice between twelve protagonists and every single one is male.
Surely you can appreciate how by acting like that they seem sexist?
This is a industry problem which is unfortunate...But Bioware is past this. They have plenty of heroes and Villians of both genders. The female Dailish is even Bioware's Canon.
Can't base a few images and screenshots and some gameplay as Bioware taking a step back. There is still so much we have yet to see.
This is a industry problem which is unfortunate...But Bioware is past this. They have plenty of heroes and Villians of both genders. The female Dailish is even Bioware's Canon.
Anyways, it's too late, it's more about polishing the game and fixing bugs now. You'll have to wait and see.
Would you care if nearly every person you could kill in a video game with a liberal setting was black, and white characters were largely protected by the plot?
Whether I care or not is irrelevant. This situation would never happen. Unless the game is set in a fictional world where the protagonist is the leader of the KKK, I don't see this happening in modern video games.
I know this question is not asking for exact amounts for both genders, and is instead asking for "realistic" amounts. What does that even mean? Is there an exact measure for that? When will we know that an x number of women is considered "realistic"?
And even if we somehow get that right amount, who's going to pay enough attention to realize that throughout the course of the entire game (a game that spans at least 50 hours) they've just killed that right amount of women and will be able to say "Ok I think about half of the mobs I've faced have women on them"
Okay, I think we're getting a little overboard with this "fair representation" of the sexes in video games here.
That said, I don't recall an insanely disproportionate number of male to female goons in either DA:O or DA2.
I don't think it really should matter much either. Whoever you kill in-game is fine, be it male, female, monster or animal.
I liked how the criminal gangs and guilds in DA2 had allot of females in them, like most of the prominent members of to Coterie and most of the leaders we saw were female.
I think different factions have different gender ratios depending on all kinds of things but it would be nice to see more females in armies and so on.
As for specific ones like the troll thing well it's a difficult one. It's not always worth creating multiple models for these kinds of enemies. I actually never assumed it's gender but I guess if they are going to make the model look like one gender they should have some of those kinds of enemies looking female.
Can't wait until this thread devolves into some feminist foolishness
Can't wait until this thread devolves into some feminist foolishness
...And that happens with comments like that....Don't kick the hornets nest.
Whether I care or not is irrelevant. This situation would never happen. Unless the game is set in a fictional world where the protagonist is the leader of the KKK, I don't see this happening in modern video games.
I know this question is not asking for exact amounts for both genders, and is instead asking for "realistic" amounts. What does that even mean? Is there an exact measure for that? When will we know that an x number of women is considered "realistic"?
And even if we somehow get that right amount, who's going to pay enough attention to realize that throughout the course of the entire game (a game that spans at least 50 hours) they've just killed that right amount of women and will be able to say "Ok I think about half of the mobs I've faced have women on them"
Evidence of boredom.
Can't wait until this thread devolves into some feminist foolishness
Don't be silly. Everybody knows that men are the disposable gender, and to add insult to injury feminists claim that men are sent to die in wars because they love it so much. So of course we're primarily going to slaughter faceless men.
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