LegendOfKage
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To me, it's not about how Aloy looks, it's about how she looked in the last game compared to this game. And if that was changed, why was it changed? Those are the questions people should be asking, and I think we'll have a better understanding when the game is out and people can see her in-game model more clearly.This is by far the most egregious comparison I've ever come across. So much so that I'm fairly convinced you're trolling.
Honestly, I hate to validate this nonsense topic by taking a position on her looks but I feel like I'm living in the twilight zone or have a serious case of Shallow Hal vison at this point. Aloy is an above average looking character model by most conventional Western standards. By no means am I suggesting that such beauty standards are definitively correct, but based on how long this silly debate has been dragging on, you would think they cast some clicker from TLOU for Aloy's model.
Perhaps it's just people taking advantage of odd camera angles to try and suggest something that isn't at all true. But if the developers did change the character intentionally to look more masculine, or in an attempt to make her look less feminine, then that's it's own weird brand of sexism. And if that's true, I can acknowledge and criticize that without thinking the character should be sexualized or anything. Those feel like two separate issues.