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7/12/2018 7:47:34 AM
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No. It's just bungie marketing, gets ppl talking about the game.
Expect to see a transgender character in a AAA game somewhere soon.
It's sad really, because ppl think it is about inclusion, but it is about PR and ultimately sales.
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Watch Dogs 2.
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Edited by Bieltan: 7/12/2018 8:18:48 AM[quote]It's sad really, because ppl think it is about inclusion, but it is about PR and ultimately sales.[/quote] See, you're probably not wrong, and it wouldnt be fair on LGBTQ+ people that their representation may well boil down to snakey marketing cynicism. But instead of that being the complaint, I repeatedly see "OmG iTs BeInG sHoVeD dOwN oUr ThRoAtS" and similar comments. Statements like that are far more suggestive of an aversion to LGBTQ+ than having an issue with cynical marketing tactics.
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That's the only thing I see wrong with it, from a cynics point of view of course. Other than that, it's all cool.
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Destiny already had one. Oryx was a "sister" before he changed into a man.
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I knew someone would bring up oryx, hehe. I meant like a main or big character, like Ellie in the last of us. Not hidden away in the books of sorrow.
