Yeah I'm not too enthusiastic about generic messy dystopic future designs, but we have women of african descent that are badass well before Overwatch
Characters in Overwatch are heavily characterized by their own countries and languages, while Titanfall features a mixed world
Aw the designs are fun, it's very 90's Image Comics. I could envision a reality with a 10 issue Todd McFarlane comic called Apex Legends.
I can't really tell either gender, sex, descent or anything, I only hear a french accent or something?
In one of the trailer (I edited my original post) Bloodhound is referred to using "their" as a personal pronoun.
I think that's chiefly because their identity is hidden, but I'm not going to argue that they're gender-normative either.
I think Bloodhound is just straight NB.
Both in italian and spanish bengala is a term for flares, and she both throws out a flare to call an airstrike and smoke granades, so that's maybe connected?
Yeah, their character bio on the game's website reads more like just nobody knows much of anything about them, gender included.
Upping the thread because I discovered a beautiful thing about our cover boi
And it's not even a sad story or something. Whoa. Shocked, it didn't take them a PR nightmare to put this out. /s
Ahahaha, omg.
I love the fact that they didn't take 3 years or multiple PR scandals to have sexual, gender and color diversity, no tearful letters to fans here and there, no marketing push on "this is for everyone", and didn't need some stereotypes like the building dwarf or the aryan looking angel. The cover doesn't even feature European descendants. Perfect.
Is Lifeline half asian maybe? Wraith has the Ninja theme going on, though the model doesn't look too japanese (same problem the operators in Siege have)
