I know but at least dont tell people that you did research etc and then show something that screams Bad Company with over the top action.If you want to get pedantic, there has NEVER been a faithful presentation of WW2 in video games.
Same here. Especially on the Night Witches.
For anyone interested, Battle for Sevastopol is a great movie on Lyudmila Pavlichenko.
It's because they didn't lead with it.Call of Duty had had female characters for 5 games now and the reception to females in COD WW2 wasn't nearly this bad or widespread.
Heck Call of Duty Finest Hour had
I have seen hours and hours of world war footage in my live and documentaries but not once saw women charging or being on the battlefield.
I am just stating a fact that i have experienced.
There have been some women though in ww2
Some aviators like the russian night witches and some other women on the ground like the polish Gretz and that russian sniper mentioned in the OP
These were all on the sovjet side though
So it would still be strange to see them on the american side
"During World War II, approximately 400,000 U.S. women served with the armed forces and more than 460 — some sources say the figure is closer to 543 — lost their lives as a result of the war, including 16 from enemy fire.
However, the U.S. decided not to use women in combat because public opinion would not tolerate it. Women became officially recognized as a permanent part of the U.S. armed forces after the war, with the passing of the Women's Armed Services Integration Act of 1948."
I know but at least dont tell people that you did research etc and then show something that screams Bad Company with over the top action.
I dont know. Sucks that the first Reveal trailer was this bad. At least for me.
There is misogyny out there for sure, absolutely. But most people don't "hate the female soldier", they are "confused by the female soldier with the prosthetic arm doing a 180 no scope sniper kill, followed by a british soldier with a samurai sword jumping out of the window, followed by a guy who looks like Kratos from God of War, followed by a extremely hectic gameplay scene that shows how somebody lobs a grenade in the air that you shoot, taking down a Messerschmidt with it".
Check reddit and such, the complaints are mostly directed towards the goofy tone the game seems to have and how the trailer presents the setting.
Call of Duty had had female characters for 5 games now and the reception to females in COD WW2 wasn't nearly this bad or widespread.
Heck Call of Duty Finest Hour had
It's almost assuredly because Battlefield was the last multiplayer AAA FPS series without a major role for women.Well then I am confused. What the heck is the difference here? Or have more people been emboldened since those games to air their shitty thoughts.
Except we know for a fact there were women fighting in the war sooo
Women did fight in World War II, from the air force units known as the "Night Witches," to secret agents like Nancy Wake. Lyudmila Pavlichenko is hailed as the most successful female sniper in history, as well as one of the top military snipers of all time with a credited 309 kills. Wanda Gertz began her military career during World War I and later commanded an all-female battalion in World War II. Young women enlisted in combat roles across the world.
I know quite a lot of people complaining about that.The same trailer also has a guy jumping out of a window wearing a katana on his back. That's way more historically inaccurate than women in WW2 and yet nobody seems to be complaining about that.
"Glorious authentic World War 1 aesthetic that fits the tone of what the war was actually like, not a HUGE reach in terms of accuracy":
"Unauthentic AF!"
-Armchair historian gamers™
The post your quoting literally says there were, but in a context that doesn't fit the trailer.Except we know for a fact there were women fighting in the war sooo
Oh it was bad but it was seemingly mostly the usual suspects on YouTube and their fanbases, this seems far more wide spread.
My thoughts exactlyThere is misogyny out there for sure, absolutely. But most people don't "hate the female soldier", they are "confused by the female soldier with the prosthetic arm doing a 180 no scope sniper kill, followed by a british soldier with a samurai sword jumping out of the window, followed by a guy who looks like Kratos from God of War, followed by a extremely hectic gameplay scene that shows how somebody lobs a grenade in the air that you shoot, taking down a Messerschmidt with it".
Check reddit and such, the complaints are mostly directed towards the goofy tone the game seems to have and how the trailer presents the setting.
The same trailer also has a guy jumping out of a window wearing a katana on his back. That's way more historically inaccurate than women in WW2 and yet nobody seems to be complaining about that.
It's not just them. Plenty of people who think of themselves as moderate or progressive, many here on this forum, are having the same sorts of problem with history as depicted differently than the movies and games they've played. The alt-right and fellow travelers are all scum, but misogyny and the erasure of women, the disabled, and people of color from the war has a long proud tradition among people all over the political spectrum.
And a lot of these snow flakes wonder why they can't get a girlfriend.
if their whining means less games where the chat is polluted with MAGA bullshit, please proceed
Just quoting myself from the other thread.
Both pictures feature things that technically existed during the time period, but pushed forward to the forefront of the experience, because BF has never prided itself on it's accuracy. Only loose interpretations even when it's going through historical events.
Like I said in the other thread, if you are hyped por a world war game, part of the reason they are so popular is a game with a woman on the cover
When many of the highest upvoted posts are complaining about DICE inserting SJW politics into the game and this being the worst thing since the Ghostbusters remake, it's not too hard to see what they're really hinting at, though.There is misogyny out there for sure, absolutely. But most people don't "hate the female soldier", they are "confused by the female soldier with the prosthetic arm doing a 180 no scope sniper kill, followed by a british soldier with a samurai sword jumping out of the window, followed by a guy who looks like Kratos from God of War, followed by a extremely hectic gameplay scene that shows how somebody lobs a grenade in the air that you shoot, taking down a Messerschmidt with it".
Check reddit and such, the complaints are mostly directed towards the goofy tone the game seems to have and how the trailer presents the setting.
People been asking for it for years while DICE gave pathetic excuses why they haven't done it,
Oh no.....there are genuinely some people who think color didn't exist during world war 2.