Is Catering To Women, Homosexuality and Minorities Restricting Game Developers' Creative Freedom?

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Qwark said:There are many games in which some races just don't fit all that well, take the order even though I did not play it, how odd would a black person be in that game as counts for nearly all Western based medieval games (so shame on you Dragon Age where on earth did you find a dark African in Western Europe during that time). 

Sometimes you can almost see that developers put a black and female character in to avoid criticism, I don't think that should be the case in any game.

The Moors, Ethiopians and plenty of other black peoples were in Europe during the Medieval era. But you know what didn't exist in medieval Europe, dragons. Or any era for that matter.

I find it funny that people think of black people living in ancient europe as unbelivable, but a white person portraying ancient biblical characters and egyptians is plausible.