Everyone can have their opinions and believes. I don’t think Blizzards inclusion in DF is “a recurrent theme to shove an ideology into everyone’s mouth, then it’s not representation but pandering.”
I really don’t it is representative of our world.
Your extreme perspective is tainting your view of LGTB+ inclusion. It is unlikely Blizzard could include LGBT+ subjects without offending you.
Well that makes WAY more sense.
Montreal and Toronto are absolute trash, and I just realized we are technically US East in WoW servers, and timezone xDDD
So I mispoke, I meant the eastern/maritime provinces. Love those guys
I think anyone would suck at including tokenism without it offending anyone. Tokenism is, after all, just a tool to give lazy representation. As a creator and writer myself, the best way to pander to a group is…
Yeah I can choose not to participate in it except when your character is forced literally to sit and have people tell them how gay they are until the dialogue finishes and you’re allowed to continue or complete the quest steps. I can choose not to participate in it except when I have to accept them being gay and not say any criticism for it.
First of all gay people aren’t a special class; sexual orientation is special class, so theoretically it could apply to anti-str8 discrimination but str8 people are lucky because that never happens anyway
There’s actually a lot of anti-LGBT terrorism happening right now, from the str8 cis guy who claimed to be non-binary (for the first time) after shooting up a gay nightclub, to possibly the recent power outage caused by vandalism in Moore County, NC (likely because Y’all Qaeda was mad about a drag show), etc. The Proud Boys, who famously lead the charge in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, are now showing up with guns at drag story-time events (family-friendly events that are usually attended by children, to my knowledge almost always accompanied by parents, to watch a gender impersonator read a book or something—not that it even matters because it’s not the Proud Boys’ business what parents think is age-appropriate for children)