JRPGfan said:
EricHiggin said:
bdbdbd said:
I know they do. Why would you do the chores if the other is going to do them anyway after you? Secondly, all the stuff men do is rately counted as house work and when it is, then there's women doing meta work, meaning that they think chores more than men instead of doing it. Why women typically do this, is because of how women view relationships and mutual homes. |
It's almost like the boys aren't happy with the job the girls are doing... I wonder if the girls ever disapprove of the job the boys are doing? |
All the time? (even if they arn't into gaming, they will wreck the industry for the fun of it)
How often do you hear girls online complain about "icks" and things guys shouldn't do, or should do. What hobbies guys are allowed to have ect.
You ever see the thread on Resetera called "Why women criticise sexualised character designs?".
Or how DEI isn't big enough in the video game space? Consultant groups like sweet baby inc ?
How they bully the industry into change? with threats and such? while making a quick buck off of the studios, that already have a hard time making money. Hell even recently there was the Paypal stuff with Steam..... where banks because of women groups, were causing Valve (steam) issues (they were selling NSFW games).
If guys go "we like character models to look good", you get your face eaten by a angry feminist :p
Then you get threads like:
"Why Do So Many Modern Female Video Game Characters Look Androgynous Or Downright Manly (ugly)?" pic of the idea behinde it:
 https://x.com/GameCharacterAI/status/1764168814155972964 Can you link x posts? testing.
Anyways just a random dude useing AI to touch up, what he considers poorly looking character models, for ones he thinks looks more suited for a male audience. |
I believe playing videogames was the biggest turn off, or ick, for women in a man.
I think there's this problem that, relating to what Disney is now facing too, that there's a vocal minority, who aren't your customers, demanding everything to cater to them. The executives listen to them and end up not catering their core audience. I think someone pointed out that young men haven't been Disney's core audience pretty much ever and now that they bought Star Wars and Marvel, it's pretty obvious that the same execs who know how to cater to young women and kids are making the decisions to to keep catering to young women kids.
