I don't know the origins of the term Cyberpunk, but nowadays at least the "punk" does not refer to any music style, but to a way of living. The English word "punk" originally means something like "despicable person" and can also describe a way of living. Basically, you could translate "Cyberpunk" as "a world with lots…

I'm just going to direct my comment at Draven himself:

Most of the mod is actually more like Valenwood and Black Marsh. Elsweyr is mostly a desert.

The picture shows neither a choice nor a baby. That's a fetus (or an embryo, I can't really tell the two apart) and in that stage NOBODY would think about abortion.

Many games are set in the past. I can totally understand why developers avoid black protagonists in those cases, because it can go horribly wrong. Say your game is set in the Wild West, and you want to make a black character... and suddenly he/she is a former slave who's now fighting for his freedom.

Nope. Never did.

Well I can see that THAT is an actual problem. But I'd say you're using the wrong comic to make your point.

What's worse, over analyzing something or making wild assumptions about the circumstances? "A person wouldn't introduce themselves as a gamer to a complete stranger"... well actually, you usually wouldn't introduce yourself to a complete stranger AT ALL. Unless you had a reason.

You really missed the point of that picture, didn't you?