It’s funny that all these comments dont seem to realize my post wasnt about Scott Pilgrim. It’s a response to this line in the article:

You guys are getting to the point where it seems like deliberate ignorance of what’s happening.

I rather have a fight and voice my opinion, some people do get that I’m not against diversity, just force diversity forced by people wanting representation, because it ends up with stereotypes adding anything to the story mostly just a comic relief.

Well look at that, an indirect question about insulting someone directly, not much better than sarcasm. and I wouldn’t mind because I’m neither. 

Sarcasm: sad person that wants to be against you but have no actual arguments

I just hate that people needs to be represented on a game or anywhere, that takes so much out of what a writer o creator can and could do. We know a lot of this decision are market research and what’s “in” now.

Yes agreed, Sisi took some of this out of context for a rage bait article. If the game is all white people, that is fine. If it’s all black people that would be cool. All Asian people, alright by me. Some mix of everything, great! A more diverse cast makes for a better experience in my opinion. But, not all games need…

Yeah, but context doesn’t make rage bait articles!!

This. Lived experience is something of a double-edged sword in some instances.

See, the funny thing is I’m not sure I agree with your first statement: I don’t think it’s wrong for a work to have trashy fan service or titillation. It’s not generally what I’m looking for but sometimes that’s what people want.

Literally more than half of the article is literally about it being from trans devs and relating to personal experience... It literally doesn’t even go into a game review at all other than a general premise.

This is a blog and not a real news site... a lot of it is personal opinion and clickbait articles...

Did you seriously feel a need to write this article? Why? Whether a small development studio is all male or all female or what-have-you does not matter. Your statement of, “So, presumably, the founder had met at least a couple of women who were skilled enough to work at one of the highest-profile video game companies…