EnricoPallazzo said:
JRPGfan said:
Spot the differnce, in character models? Isabela isn't allowed to be curvy or have boobs anymore. |
Im not even surprised, I actually expect this kind of thing to happen, it just became the norm. I have some theories of why this happens but difficult to prove. It's a real turn off for me when I see games do this kind of thing because you can easily see it's forced, it just screams in your face. Like how the group of heroes look like an american corporate advertisement. But if this is the game they wanted to do and their bosses agreed with it then good for them. |
What I really wanna know is why is it they always change a character or create new ones that feature gaunt looking faces (cheekbones that are barely flush or filled, looking like they had the life sucked out of their facial structure) and square looking jawlines.
Like you can even spot this in the two featured images. The left has a rounded chin and some flush cheeks, whilst the right has a gaunt looking cheeks, squared off jaw line and tightly pursed lips. The right even looks like a walking irl racial stereotype, and I also gotta ask "why is that focal point on irl race put into a fantasy game, that is supposed to feature completely made up races?".
It feels like it's super hard for older or politically charged devs to not inject irl politics into games these days. Meanwhile there's games like Webfishing that are popping off for being chillax, not focusing at all on any kind of pol movement for change and the like.
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