At current, StudioFOW is working on a couple of porn films, including Arena of Depravity, a World of Warcraft movie that follows a Draenei slave called Yrel who is raped by orcs that want to mentally break her:

Me neither, I think I played it for a month and then just moved on to other games. If they add a real campaign mode and a bit more depth to the multiplayer (customization for example) I think the sequel might get a lot more playtime from people.

Titanfall is one of those games that everyone was screaming about before…

I have a good amount of money saved up on my characters, I liked to save it for something I wanted (the engineering bike) but never really spent it much, unless it was to buy transmog items.

In general I always had a good stock of gold and doing multiple runs of old instances helps to make some easy money by selling…

As much of a stereotype as a white Englishman or German, since you know, whites used to be the majority in Europe for a very long time.

Maybe they are not anymore but I haven't looked at the statistics.

Id really like to see a non-masculine male with this art style Blizzard is going with, maybe a white Argentinian or black French, so its not another stereotype.

Elves sometimes are androgynous or have very "beautiful" features so yeah that could work too (even though the game is set in a "real" world setting).

I wish we had Monster Hunter for PS4/X1 here in the West :(

I don't buy a new game every month to be honest, I still got games I haven't finished from last year like Shadows of Mordor and Dragon Age Inquisition.

I did get the new Dragon Ball Xenoverse game and Im enjoying it quite a bit. I probably won't be buying a new game anytime soon so I got my time busy for a while.

Because Im not? I hate labels and I hate to be tied to a group. Im an atheist by definition, but I don't go around telling people that I'm, I keep it to myself.

Likewise being pro-gender equality doesn't mean I'm a feminist or MRA.

Um, how is this scary?

Also the animatronic looks like Fozzie bear.

Kudos to the person working on it, but it could be improved.

I thought we wanted more diversity in our games, you just told me to play other games if I don't like what these have to offer, which is the same thing people were telling people who wanted more diversity in games regarding women.

Considering our societies are beginning to become more tolerant towards LGBT people, Im…

I was just reinforcing what the OP said, which is using a stereotype to combat a stereotype.

But it wouldn't surprise me if this happen, because apparently below the US the only thing that exists is Mexico and everyone is wearing sombreros, eating tacos and we are all part of drug cartels.

And yes the picture was a…

That's the point though, complaining about complaints from complainers.

Well I want to see more androgynous male characters, they are all too masculine.

Right, so we CAN have men who are not physically developed, they all dont have to be hulking brutes.

We could have an androgynous male that uses other means of offensive abilities.

Ok sure, meanwhile we have skinny, high heeled, skimpy outfit females carrying guns twice their size and thats ok, if they are female.

But if a male character isn't macho or with a developed physics he is worthless, right?

Im sure we can have men who are slim or athletic and have more defined features too and still be…

Blizzard just announced their next character, a fat Mexican "sombrero" wearing wrestler called "El Coyote"

I do though, not every man is an "angry" dwarf, a "smart" gorilla or a "suave" cowboy.

So clearly this is a problem that affects both genders and the push for diversity not only has to include men and women but also others like sexual orientation, race, nationality, etc.

Yes I have, but there is room for improvement as well.

Ive known this for a while, I dont see how its going to kill me and Im not a feminist either.

My point is that when the debate about women in video games started, we were only focused on women only and their plight that we are forgetting that this affects men as well.

Most of the video game characters that are male are not representative of what real men look like or behave.

So this is a problem affecting…