contestgamer said:
GOWTLOZ said:
Ellie killing men in the trailer. No woman getting hurt by a man. But the opposite happened in the previous trailer as well, where a woman hanging by the rope gets saved and kills a ton of men, who are lead by a woman, in your modern Star Wars style.
The boy in the previous trailer is played by a male hating transgender voice actor. Look at Robin Gamin's video on this.
Druckmann blatantly saying that he had an agenda of a strong female protagonist in TLOU and giving Anita Sarkeesian an award and saying he supports her.
You can see it in Uncharted 2, one lady kicking Drake and his brother's ass together, not even getting hurt. Its a recurring theme in modern Naughty Dog games, women perfectly capable of destroying men while men never get the better of them. Which is even more weird because men are generally stronger than women in real life but SJW propaganda cannot allow for it to be portrayed. Naughty Dog is totally on the SJW hype train. I am not getting TLOU 2 for this reason, and that the melee combat looks shallow. Like their other games, but well dressed by impressive animations.
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Yeah I've been noticing that theme too. It's unfortunate and it's not just ND trying to pander to this idea of strong female role models. It's showing up in TV and literature as well. Atomic blonde did a decent job of requiring the protagonist to fight in unconventional ways to overcome the male strength advantage. The problem is that most other media doesn't bother doing that and simply shows women physically overcoming men on equal footing - just mano-o-mano.
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Yep. Every depiction of man and woman fighting sees the woman kicking ass. You can see it in Ant Man and the Wasp, the Wasp kicks all the bad guys who happen to be all men and Ghost kicks Ant Man's ass, and in a scene she hunts him down like the alien hunts down the protagonist in Aliens: Isolation. What it really does though is make the protagonist look like a wimp, and nobody likes a wimpy protagonist, not even women.
If you can't show women getting beaten up by men, don't portray a fight between the genders at all. I like the way Infinity War went with it, in the war scene the women were fighting women and men were fighting men. That's the way to do it, if you're afraid of media backlash which we know will happen if there is a man beating up a woman.