Oprainfall writes:
"The depiction of women in games is under no uncertain terms a difficult topic to discuss in a public forum. It’s a sensitive topic; one that tends to touch a lot of nerves any time that it’s brought up, and justifiably so. It’s also an important topic to those such as myself that want to see stronger female character representation in games. Below are my own thoughts on the subject, which I will note are my own opinion and are not necessarily shared by the rest of the staff. Whether or not you agree, I hope that any discussion that branches from this remains civil."
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I can't be the only one tired this subject. There's really little to add.
My only complaint is that some games don't give the option to choose male or female, but only someone who is overly sensitive or intentionally trying get their self disappointed would complain about every game lacking a female player character.
Example: It is understandable to want to play a female lead in a GTA game or even some FPS games (like FarCry), but it is NOT understandable in a game such as Duke Nukem.