| JRPGfan said: You have horrible writers that want LGBT+ representation and so they change lore to suit their case. "To me the big Xbox franchises still very much focus on the dude-bro audience. Which is fine, if they actually delivered the goods." "Maybe I am not in touch with public discourse anymore, since I pulled the plug on social media, but LGBT skins in Halo sounds like an issue for a very small minority of people" |
"Do you not see how that can be annoying to people that read the comics?"
I understand that it wasn't necessarily Insomniac's focus to stay close to the source material. If that is the story they want to tell, I don't see why they shouldn't be able to give it a shot. Maybe it works or maybe it falls flat on the face, it sounds like something that would be difficult to pull off, but I haven't played the game, so I don't know. It's not something I could get angry over. It is certainly possible that they wanted to make an "inclusive game", and it ended up sucking because of it, but there are also plenty of great games that are accused of the same.
Sticking close to the source material is not always a requirement, I am a huge fan of Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein. The Universal movies from the 30s were extremely unfaithful and did something very different. I still enjoy them regardless, and so do many others.
"Part of the reason they are not delivering "the goods" is because of the people making choices like above.
Sweetbaby inc ect."
But isn't that PlayStation, not Xbox? As far as I can see Sweetbaby has been involved in some pretty successful PlayStation titles, and I think PlayStation fans have been very satisfied with those and the first party titles in general, judging from sales.
I really cannot see how a game like Halo Infinite not turning out better is related to some political agendas involved. Bugs, average level design, lackluster graphics held it back. Some skins that come out years later isn't the issue. If someone stops playing a game because of a rainbow skin, they are just limiting themselves from enjoying good things because of irrelevent details.







