Uh ok, please don't compare not being into fapping to video game characters to being against LBGT, thanks.
what about LBGT that faps to videogame characters
Uh ok, please don't compare not being into fapping to video game characters to being against LBGT, thanks.
I would've also say those two but is really hard to say with people (expecially here) since with Gladiolus can be said that he is a power fantasy but Van does look only like a sexualized male to me.this guy
and this guy
I mean I would still find that a bit creepy, to elaborate on this, I'm a 3D animator, so for me, while working with a rig, that rig is like my child, I wouldn't want people to fap to my child or to use a rig I created for that purpose.what about LBGT that faps to videogame characters
Oi this is something we hadn't even touched on ITT is that representation is seemingly getting worse.I'm:
1. All in favor of more women protagonists.
2. Tired of game genres I like pandering to fans who like sexy characters, because it's alienating me.
For example, I loved Cave before they became moe obsessed and their later games are truly embarrassing to me.
I like difficult action games but I'd like at least the option to have the character put some damn pants on.
The older I get, the more intensely I dislike fan service.
Uh, ok. I honestly really don't care but if you feel like it, have fun.If you say so. If you're fine with it, I'll just spoil it for you later and why it's fantastic and a rare example of meaningful sexualization. At a Christmas party now, so can't do it atm.
What? Where are you getting this? I didn't say that. Jesus christ pay attention to the conversation thread before butting in. We're talking about the old PS3 game, and I'm not playing it because that game doesn't interest me at all, never has, and I have other games to spend my money on.So because of how the character is dressed/designed, you wouldn't play it?
Silly, but it's your money.
Do you consider designing yet another doll faced protagonist who in multiple ways gets sexualized to be creative or brave? Or going against what used to be incredibly common design tropes and putting much more thought into the design of a character WITHOUT sexualization due to her gender? Which one is more creative to you?
So to summarize, is there a sexualized male character that can't be debated as being something else? I legit want to know and I'm not asking to have a reply fight with anyone.
Wait, what happened in my thread? Guys, chill. It is XMAS eve. Can we have ONE day where we talk about games in a relaxing, positive way? This thread was meant to be positive, and look what happened.
The mods are gonna end up locking tnis, and I dont blame them...
Thank you for the better answer, you could have just said that you feel like the parent who knows their kid is having sex and that makes you feel awkward instead of not clarifying why you find people to be creepy/creeps.I mean I would still find that a bit creepy, to elaborate on this, I'm a 3D animator, so for me, while working with a rig, that rig is like my child, I wouldn't want people to fap to my child or to use a rig I created for that purpose.
What the hell is this shit?Western games are like this: Design male characters as a male, and design female character also as a male. See Injustice.
Japanese games: Design male as a male, female as a female.
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If you think female shouldn't dress like a female then I dunno what to say.
That is quite true. Blizzard should improve its female representation that's for sure!If they didn't want people masturbating to them maybe Blizzard shouldn't have given all female characters in Overwatch big asses and skintight suits
You're right but to be fair rule 34 would've still be a thing.If they didn't want people masturbating to them maybe Blizzard shouldn't have given all female characters in Overwatch big asses and skintight suits
just a thought
damn those creepy nerds!
What in the world dude? Injustice character designs are not designed as male:Injustice looks like this:Western games are like this: Design male characters as a male, and design female character also as a male. See Injustice.
More male protagonists in Japanese games look feminine and there's no such thing as "design a female as a female." You realize men and women can be born and look androgynous? And that not dressing in a skimpy outfit doesn't equate to dressing like a man. Your post is sexist AF.Japanese games: Design male as a male, female as a female.
Ellie, Chloe, Faith, Aloy, Evie, Emily, are designed like npcs? And yes western games usually actually involve sex in some form more often than Japanese games. Witcher being the most prominent example. But they try to make those relationships more believable and not "have two conversations, go on a mission specific to my character, and then i'll fuck you." Bioware is also trying to make that happen with more character scenes besides the two fucking. And don't even get me started on anything David Cage has made when it comes to women.Less thought are put into designing Western characters there is no argument about it. They either dress like NPC characters or completely naked. See Heavy Rain, GTA, Witcher, etc. For example, I was greeted by a naked female character in Witcher 3 just from the beginning intro, which was downright offensive for me.
More women work in the gaming industry here in the west dude.The reason of that is most gaming developers are male, so they have no clue on how to design a female character or what they would wear.
I think the issue is that there's a "dress like a female" mentality going through your post....Ivy isn't "dressed like a female."Japanese game developers put more thoughts and research into designing characters and outfits that's for sure. See DoA, Soul Calibur, etc. Female showing some skin because they can and they look good in it, much like some male showing some muscle because they can and look good in it.
If you think female shouldn't dress like a female then I dunno what to say.
Western games are like this: Design male characters as a male, and design female character also as a male. See Injustice.
Japanese games: Design male as a male, female as a female.
Less thought are put into designing Western characters there is no argument about it. They either dress like NPC characters or completely naked. See Heavy Rain, GTA, Witcher, etc. For example, I was greeted by a naked female character in Witcher 3 just from the beginning intro, which was downright offensive for me.
The reason of that is most gaming developers are male, so they have no clue on how to design a female character or what they would wear.
Japanese game developers put more thoughts and research into designing characters and outfits that's for sure. See DoA, Soul Calibur, etc. Female showing some skin because they can and they look good in it, much like some male showing some muscle because they can and look good in it.
If you think female shouldn't dress like a female then I dunno what to say.
Ayup. It's so frequently creatively bankrupt that I can't help but treat it as an automatic knock against the game if it's included without thought. I see so much of it that it's just become old. It's boring now. There's nothing interesting about yet another outfit designed to expose cleavage, midriff, shoulders, and thighs.The older I get, the more intensely I dislike fan service.
That's more reason NOT to bother oversexualizing game characters when it makes no sense to. The fans will already do it for you!You're right but to be fair rule 34 would've still be a thing.
What? Where are you getting this? I didn't say that. Jesus christ pay attention to the conversation thread before butting in. We're talking about the old PS3 game, and I'm not playing it because that game doesn't interest me at all, never has, and I have other games to spend my money on.
I believe the game will have her journey across the country. She comes from a cold territory but passes this tropical region which I imagine will also have differently dressed tribes.So are you saying the default outfit does not make sense ?
Because I can accept this....
My take is that the default outfit implies the weather where she lives is cold... therefore a hot outfit would not make much sense.
If they didn't want people masturbating to them maybe Blizzard shouldn't have given all female characters in Overwatch big asses and skintight suits
just a thought
damn those creepy nerds!
I mean I would still find that a bit creepy, to elaborate on this, I'm a 3D animator, so for me, while working with a rig, that rig is like my child, I wouldn't want people to fap to my child or to use a rig I created for that purpose.
Oi this is something we hadn't even touched on ITT is that representation is seemingly getting worse.
I am very interested in Horizon (based on gameplay footage) and moderately interested in Gravity Rush 2 (based on the demo). I am not interested in Nier Automata because the demo was trash.K.
Let me ask you this then, are you interested in the games listed in the OP?
Tabata literally doesn't get it because in Japan, the (male) userbase usually wants female party members because they want to look at something cute or attractive. Like the notion of representation doesn't even occur to him. I'd call it a cultural thing?
Careful, I'm pretty sure generalizing about regional design patterns make you a racist, I learned this in this thread...Western game design: Make everyone realistic and be careful not to offend anyone
Japanese game design: Male characters are designed to appeal to a female audience, female characters are designed to appeal to a male audience, realism doesn't matter
This is more accurate
If they didn't want people masturbating to them they should've prepared themselves 'cause that shit is gonna happen regardless.
Careful, I'm pretty sure generalizing about regional design patterns make you a racist, I learned this in this thread...
Reading this slow descent into madness. What the hell is that DSP video? On christmas eve...
The extra amor she's wearing looks super light to me. Like on her arms it's just strapped around.Her armpits are completely free for example.if it's hotter out first of all she's wearing more armor everywhere EXCEPT for her stomach and she's already wearing an undershirt, it's just seemingly pulled up for some odd reason.
As more and more western people get involved with the development of FF shouldn't this be changing? And ofc they take into account the wants of the western audience to an absurd degree, FFXV ten years ago was gonna take place in a very very Tokyo inspired Insomnia.Tabata literally doesn't get it because in Japan, the (male) userbase usually wants female party members because they want to look at something cute or attractive. Like the notion of representation doesn't even occur to him. I'd call it a cultural thing?
Basically this.Ayup. It's so frequently creatively bankrupt that I can't help but treat it as an automatic knock against the game if it's included without thought. I see so much of it that it's just become old. It's boring now. There's nothing interesting about yet another outfit designed to expose cleavage, midriff, shoulders, and thighs.
I wish we could see more cool stuff like Samus's various suits, the nanosuit from Crysis (why don't we have female equivalents of this sort of thing?), the proper plate armor you see in the Souls games, and so on and so forth. It's just distressing how rare it is to actually get to play games with armor and outfits that have that level of thought put into them.
We need more of the good stuff, less of the bad. That's all I want.
I'm thinking most of her armor is gonna be super light but armor in general is more useful than a linen shirt.The extra amor she's wearing looks super light to me. Like on her arms it's just strapped around.Her armpits are completely free for example.
Also, again, what if she pulls the undershirt up to sweat less? I mean if she only has an undershirt to cover that area anyway it doesnt make much of a difference regarding armor.
Western game design: Make everyone realistic and be careful not to offend anyone. Trying to be "artistic" and deliver a message
Japanese game design: Male characters are designed to appeal to a female audience, female characters are designed to appeal to a male audience, realism doesn't matter. Trying to be fun entertainment and escapism
This is more accurate
And guess what, both are fine!
The number of people that will masturbate to Aloy (?) is significantly lower than the same for Widowmaker.
I know what you're saying, but Overwatch was 100% designed with sex appeal (i.e. sex sells) in mind.
The number of people that will masturbate to Aloy (?) is significantly lower than the same for Widowmaker.
I know what you're saying, but Overwatch was 100% designed with sex appeal (i.e. sex sells) in mind.
It makes you a racist if you call one of the two stupid
As more and more western people get involved with the development of FF shouldn't this be changing?.
I only know Overwatch from media coverage and a little bit of youtubing but the big difference that strikes me is that Overwatch seems to be trying (not necessarily succeeding, but trying at least) to be genuinely inclusive in a "sexy for everyone!" kind of way where none of it is so egregious as to alienate someone with other tastes, whereas Neir has deisgns that are so over the top it feels more niche/alienating.
Am I offbase?
But, what about Christopher CrossingRelative to how they ground things in the setting more often than not compared to Japan. Not that they don't put thought into it but there is a huge problem of sexism there even more so than here when it comes to the design of female characters and that only becomes more apparent as time moves forward since a lot of their studios haven't budged in that regard even for their biggest games, last year we got Quiet, this year we got Cidney, two prominent examples, there's also the issue of alts being completely unreasonable and more like dressing up a doll than an outfit that a character would genuinely wear, nothing about Moara Burton's character makes this ok:
or Sherry:
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Dude, one side inherently treating women worse than another side IS worse. It's not just a matter of not liking it like we're talking about preferring different game design philosophies for RPGs. It's straight up about the representation and treatment of women. Equality is incredibly important for not just the game industry but the world as a whole. Japan treating women worse than we do, (honestly consider the context of that statement), is absolutely not something worth fighting for.It makes you a racist if you call one of the two stupid and inherently worse because you don't like it
I do want more male fanservice outfits if a game is gonna include them for women, only thing is, fanservice outfits for males is rare, like, that Gladio outfit isn't in the game, he puts on a tank top if you take off his jacket. Chris Redfield is a hunk, but Leon has never gotten any sexy outfits. Neither did Jake. So that stuff is appreciated but rare when it comes to male equivalents.But, what about Christopher Crossing
Or Gladios
Guess so. I googled Crossing Eden DSP, found he went by another name previously, checked it, and that video popped up. I wasn't expecting that.I was referring to a thread on GAF from 2014. Is that Crossing Eden in that video? WTF?
what
you're doing this again?
That's no excuse for making racist statementsDude, one side inherently treating women worse than another side IS worse. It's not just a matter of not liking it like we're talking about preferring different game design philosophies for RPGs. It's straight up about the representation and treatment of women. Equality is incredibly important for not just the game industry but the world as a whole. Japan treating women worse than we do, (honestly consider the context of that statement), is absolutely not something worth fighting for.
that Gladio outfit isn't in the game, he puts on a tank top if you take off his jacket..
That is not a rebuttal.That's no excuse for making racist statements.
It's already been explained to you what was meant by the statement, if you genuinely find that statement racist I'll edit it to be less irate or to make it so that it can't be interpreted as something that's racist. Would that alleviate the issue or would you still think i'm somehow racist against Japanese developers?That's no excuse for making racist statements
Really not a fan of tanktops due to the "wife beater" nickname but wonder why they created a render of him shirtless and then didn't keep it in the game for people who wanna see him shirtless.Yeah, no one likes skin-tight tanktops on ripped dudes...
Gravity Rush 2 not so much since I haven't played the first one yet.
That is not a rebuttal.
Well get to it then
Yeah, no one likes skin-tight tanktops on ripped dudes...
Ayup. It's so frequently creatively bankrupt that I can't help but treat it as an automatic knock against the game if it's included without thought. I see so much of it that it's just become old. It's boring now. There's nothing interesting about yet another outfit designed to expose cleavage, midriff, shoulders, and thighs.
Don't worry I'm not white so I can say whatever racist statement I want
Also I attended an art university maybe so that makes it double okay tbhhhh
Buttcheeks hold progress down.
What the hell is this shit?
What in the world dude? Injustice character designs are not designed as male:Injustice looks like this:
design men with believability in mind, also design women with believability in mind
And that not dressing in a skimpy outfit doesn't equate to dressing like a man.
I think the issue is that there's a "dress like a female" mentality going through your post....Ivy isn't "dressed like a female."
Yeah, no one likes skin-tight tanktops on ripped dudes...