Why does the west hate making attractive video game characters?
Why does the west hate making attractive video game characters?
Jeremiah Butler
Hudson Butler
>Can't even show her bare thighs
>no tits again
Japan is slowly being California-ized
Carter Phillips
america & canada =/= the west
We had this thread already earlier today.
It was more than enough, trannoid. Shoo.
Hudson Brown
You only think the right is better if you think sexualizing female characters in media is okay, or a good thing.
Camden Thomas
Because we literally invented the attraction you Jap fagboys are copying every day.
This was your ideal feminine fantasy character before we came in and made everyone big tittied
Zachary Russell
>america & canada =/= the west
>He doesn't understand what Globalism does
Aaron Gonzalez
neither of these are very attractive
Anthony Bailey
women in the west are taught to hate themselves being/trying to be attractive
women in the east embrace it
Gavin White
You want the REAL answer...? Because of feminism.
Modern day, fourth wave (yes, we're up to wave FOUR of this movement now) has infiltrated gaming, especially in the West, and in no small part thanks to Anita Sarkeesian.
Game developers wish to appeal to feminists, s o y boys and other outcasts (i.e. LGBTQIIA2++) rather than straight males. But how does this work? Well, feminist is about controlling the narrative and about procuring POWER. One way to divert power to women is to stop giving men what they want in regards to showing sexy women in bikinis, etc. Think about to E3 and other shows completely REMOVING all booth babes. Why did they do this? Is firing women who worked at those venues - of their own free will - a "feminist" or "empowering" decision? Hell no. It's about controlling the narrative and about POWER over males.
This may all seem rather petty - because it is - but this ideology is based heavily upon doing so. Feminists also believe - rather humourously - that you can literally CHANGE what men are attracted to by imposing and enforcing other body types in the media, since they believe everything, including male attraction to thin, large-breasted women with long hair and youthful faces, is a "social construct" rather than an evolutionary leftover from human biological processes. So they are literally fighting - and winning - a ideological war on male desire; something they seek to control, yield power over and ultimately, change to suit their will.
Adrian Williams
This is just my opinion, but I believe it's because more and more women have become involved in vidya the past decade or so, and in my experience they either strongly dislike or are genuinely jealous of fictional women for tending to represent idealised version of their sex. Whether that is based off political or purely selfish reasoning I don't know but basically I think they're afraid of fake girls stealing real men from them