Aah, right. So in real life China, there were generals that have slain thousands of enemies with magical attacks right?

Those are videos, not arguments or valid points. I’ve played the game. I know what the content is. I don’t see anything sexist about it. Neither does my girlfriend, who has also played the game, and is a heterosexual woman (and a feminist).

Yes, but sex has its role in the style of The Witcher franchise since long before the video games. Depicting nudity is hardly an issue of sexism on its own.

Yes, the game started with a happy couple in an established long term relationship spending time with their adopted child. Acknowledging that they’re having sex is sexist, now?

You may want to actually play the game. Because there is no “harem” and little to no discernible sexism on the developers’ side — there is some sexism in the story, because it happens to be set in a world that is shitty in wide variety of ways, but that’s not what you’re after, is it?