I am sick and tired of hearing that the Sorceress' breasts are unrealistic. I and many other Gaffers can give you names of girls with breasts bigger than the Sorceress. There are people out there with breasts that big in real life so they are realistic. Are they bigger than average? Yes, but saying unrealistic is so disingenuous as there are real life people that go about their day with breasts that big. Making the sorceress a B cup and giving her the exact same clothes and there would be no controversy so the only thing off putting is her cup size. Why? What is so offputting about breasts the size that real women have?
Probably because most of the tiresome "modesty" oriented, sex-negative faux-feminism on GAF would also be quick to engage in the kind of commonplace real-life shaming that large-breasted women get stuck with when trying to wear stuff that nobody would read as sexual on someone with an "acceptable" body type.
As a woman I have always thought since this game was revealed that the Amazon was fucking amazing, and I love that the Sorceress actually has animations that read as "realistic" for clothes and proportions that are themselves not so realistic. But the lack of realism doesn't bother me or seem any more specifically charged than any of the designs in this game since they're all drawing on recognizable Western fantasy archetypes.
What does bother me is seeing a predominantly male group of posters that always crops up on these topics insisting that there is this one acceptable way to physically portray a woman and for anything that deviates from that, the discussion stops at her not-ok body regardless of what else is going on with the character.
I would love to see some examples of a male character, good or terrible, that it takes as long to get past the body of and discuss on any other level as the majority of female characters in games that have to be run through this Victorian checklist of physical acceptability (obviously this is less in regard to Dragon's Crown where everyone is a gameplay archetype).