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Hoodieninja on 03 September 2014
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Madword said:
Hoodieninja said:
Madword said:

Of course you have to be careful in naming trophies, in fact there are general guidelines by the console manufacturers themselves that relate to trophy unlocks/naming etc etc.

I'm not a fan of Adam Sessler after his "I havent been given a PS4" outrage... but naming a trophy that could raise an internet storm (which is obvious from the naming of it)... is Ill Advised.  

it's an M rated game with a Trophy called Bro's Before Hoes. It's a joke. And people took it too seriously.

The game is M rated, and I have no problem with any of the sex scenes/mini games. But as I said it was ill advised to name the trophy in that way. Hoe is not considered a very nice term...it would be like calling a trophy Sluts in the UK or something. Which could be considered unfair/downright rude way of labelling women who are having sex with Kratos (it's suggestive - women who have sex is a hoe). 

The other issue is that the game might be M rated, but trophies are viewable by anyone. So when designing trophies you are trying to make them funny/appropriate but not make something inappropriate.

So yes it was ill advised in my opinion. If you had bothered to read any of the other threads you will have noticed that I dont have a problem with sex/naked themes/strippers or the trophy name as such or anything like that in games (just that I think its ill advised). So not sure why you feel that I have put your nose out of joint because I think what they did was a mistake.

Actually Kratos was having sex with a Prostitute it makes sense in that Context.
It wasn't ill ad-vised, people are just taking this too seriously.

Kids have heard words like Hoe before, this is just like the father who got mad at Portal 2 because Glados making fun of Orphans.
And seriously so what? It's not like Kids constantly look at other peoples Trophy. It's just a small off chance that they even see or care about something like that.