| IkePoR said: Okay, what people? Because no one bought it, no one's playing it to receive this validation. This is a device that is disliked by a decently measurable part of the gaming space, a group that speaks to boycotting games with it in them. Why, as a business, would you push those people out to appease a group of people that make up 1% of the population? By the way, that's a fraction of a percent that actually plays games. How is this a net positive we ought to do? |
People aren't boycotting this game because it happens to mention pronouns. There was very little interest in the game well before that was even known.
Pronouns or no pronouns wouldn't change anything for the game.
A much larger than 1% chunk of the population is impacted by these kinds of things. Everyone uses pronouns. They're not controversial to anyone who understands what a pronoun is.
