Please don’t use simp like that. It’s an extremely misogynistic term used to describe any male that treats any woman with even a modicum of respect.

Well do you have flag?

she didn’t just identify as a transvestite, she was an executive transvestite.

This remains one of my favorite sketches on this subject, ironically done in response to an earlier Assassin’s Creed game:

At least commas have a nice gentle curve. Could have ended up hitting a backslash or something instead, and that would probably hurt.

Aloy is, in my opinion, the best realized female protagonist in AAA gaming history. Not just because of her great character development, not just because she could be an attractive design without feeling objectified, not just because  of the way she navigated her world, but in the way she worked in combat.

So you’re saying they thought Aloy should’ve been Aboy?

I got into an annoying argument with someone about Aloy in Horizon Zero Dawn that started with “a woman can’t do all that stuff” (which I attempted to counter with the triple threat of “no one can - it doesn’t have to be fully realistic” and “some women could - Aloy is one” and “it’s a video game”)
But it was all a…

I’m all for historical accuracy, but there’s a thin line to realism where a dev has to consider things like my character needing to go to the bathroom and sleep or going into battles that actually took place in ancient Japan, fighting giant enemy crabs and hitting their weak points for massive damage.

Yeah, I was with you until the “entitled millenilal” part. What a great way to age your opinion, and feed into one of the most laughable stereotypes. She’s an entitled person. Most millennials aren’t entitled, they are just living in perhaps the most difficult financial time in decades and decades, in general.

Off topic: I loved Battlestar Galactica’s ending.

If you were a woman on a date with a clearly unstable man, you would honestly concern yourself with how that man makes his way home? Moreso than your own personal safety?