Why would A2 want to procure more clothing? She's a combat android that was left for dead by a militarized, human worshiping organization that dresses their soldiers up as dolls. She has no inherent need to wear clothes and probably views them as standard issue gear.
If anything, she should've discarded the ruined clothing and spent the rest of the game as a nude mannequin. But that's not "as sexy"
I don't disagree. A better game would have her design incorporate some Terminator style body horror.
Yeah, the "broken down" A2 is highly reminiscent of characters from gacha games that have their clothes explode when they're damaged.
Yeah, you could definitely see an alternative game where as the game progresses A2's cosmetics get torn away until she's a mess of electronics & female anatomy. But alas.... straight male fantasy rules the day
That would also tie into her character arc rather well.
That's what it is for me. I don't care how amazing a story supposedly is, or how good a character is "despite their design", like I have heard a lot for a lot of games. If they have designs like Nier, Xenoblade, etc...I just don't care. How can I take a character seriously that is running around like 2b wearing that?
I 100% understand this, and it's so shitty to me that how fetishized the designs of 2B and other characters are.
My problems with Nier go much much further than just the character designs.
www.eurogamer.net
So I guess Judy in Cyberpunk might have originally meant to be bi? Modders found in the code fully voiced romance lines with Male V. CD is saying the lines were merely done for future proofing.
Don't know but thought it was worth posting.
CD Projekt clarifies Cyberpunk 2077 Judy romance after modders unearth unused male V voice lines
CD Projekt has clarified Cyberpunk 2077's Judy romance after players found unused male voice lines in the game.THERE MA…
I didn't know anything about the game so this all came as an unfortunate surprise during the Game Grumps' current playthrough of it. Props to Arin for being clearly uncomfortable with it and calling it out at the end of the episode (even though he's stopped inserting more appropriate pronouns for Chihiro in the episodes since).
I'm not saying it does anymore in any way. But it seemed like all of that was dropped on us at once during the Chihiro trial. Everything before that just seemed no worse than the regular subtle misogyny present in pretty much every anime style game.
They worst part is they could have done the reverse and nothing in the plot would change aside from some scenes playing out differently due to the character.
Lol ok good. I like to think I'm pretty in tune with progressive ideas and proper wording and such, but my conservative upbringing left a lot of blind spots.
There's one part where the player gets the POV of one of the female characters but not before the game decides to show her posed on the bed in her underwear.
It's depressing how desensitized one (including myself) must become to enjoy even some of the better otaku oriented games. :crycat:
I agree there are better titles out there, but I'd legit be honored if this quote got used.
Funny you should say that, because Yoko Taro actually said he wanted to create porn when he was interviewed at a panel in 2018.
kotaku.com
Is it true that this is one of the better armors/protective gear in Cyberpunk 2077? (NSFW)
Didn't quite think they'd stoop to the less-is-more levels of female armor designs/stats.
I don't remember what you are referencing but I don't think Japanese developers like Taro and Kojima give much of a shit what anyone says, let alone someone in another country. Without looking it up, I'm sure Kojima got plenty of otaku death threats after MGS2. Also such an oddly specific thing to bring up.
In the original GameCube release, her role is pretty small compared to Resident Evil 2 (2019). The Ada bonus modes aren't even canon. (Not that I put RE canon on a pedestal.)
All I can find is an imgur picture captioned with that. Source please.
