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dances on top of it.
Joking aside I highly doubt the game will flop.
Thanks for the heads up. I was considering buying it but it will need very good impressions here on GAF for me to buy now, since it is aimed at queer audiences.I thought you were kidding but nope, you're right:
Developer Story: Corinne Busche
Our latest edition of Developer Stories shows how a career path can take you to different places but still lead you right where you belong. Today the spotlight is on Game Director Corinne Busche wh…
And the idea of being who you want to be carries a particularly special meaning for Corinne. "As a queer trans woman," she says, "I have a perspective on the games that not everyone has. Dragon Age has long been a place where LGBTQIA+ folks can see people like themselves, represented respectfully. It's inherently very queer, and it's such a rare thing for marginalized communities to have representation where we feel proud and powerful in how we are depicted. It's so deeply meaningful for so many. I often get emotional when I think about what it would have meant for a younger version of myself to see someone like her in a game, and as a hero, no less. I hope we can be a safe place for our queer players to know they are not alone, that they are brilliant and worthy, that they are not only welcome but celebrated."
I thought you were kidding but nope, you're right:
Developer Story: Corinne Busche
Our latest edition of Developer Stories shows how a career path can take you to different places but still lead you right where you belong. Today the spotlight is on Game Director Corinne Busche wh…
And the idea of being who you want to be carries a particularly special meaning for Corinne. "As a queer trans woman," she says, "I have a perspective on the games that not everyone has. Dragon Age has long been a place where LGBTQIA+ folks can see people like themselves, represented respectfully. It's inherently very queer, and it's such a rare thing for marginalized communities to have representation where we feel proud and powerful in how we are depicted. It's so deeply meaningful for so many. I often get emotional when I think about what it would have meant for a younger version of myself to see someone like her in a game, and as a hero, no less. I hope we can be a safe place for our queer players to know they are not alone, that they are brilliant and worthy, that they are not only welcome but celebrated."
The game is beyond fucked..I thought you were kidding but nope, you're right:
Developer Story: Corinne Busche
Our latest edition of Developer Stories shows how a career path can take you to different places but still lead you right where you belong. Today the spotlight is on Game Director Corinne Busche wh…
And the idea of being who you want to be carries a particularly special meaning for Corinne. "As a queer trans woman," she says, "I have a perspective on the games that not everyone has. Dragon Age has long been a place where LGBTQIA+ folks can see people like themselves, represented respectfully. It's inherently very queer, and it's such a rare thing for marginalized communities to have representation where we feel proud and powerful in how we are depicted. It's so deeply meaningful for so many. I often get emotional when I think about what it would have meant for a younger version of myself to see someone like her in a game, and as a hero, no less. I hope we can be a safe place for our queer players to know they are not alone, that they are brilliant and worthy, that they are not only welcome but celebrated."
Holy shit, that explains everything. It's even worse as this isn't someone trying to blend in like you would expect. No they want to have people "celebrated". Sorry, but why should anyone celebrate you for chopping a body part off or who you sleep with. How about making a game that everyone can get into without pushing agenda or making it lame.. You took out the classic grit of this series and made it cartoony. The rpg mechanics look neutered. Sorry this game is a big pass for me.I thought you were kidding but nope, you're right:
Developer Story: Corinne Busche
Our latest edition of Developer Stories shows how a career path can take you to different places but still lead you right where you belong. Today the spotlight is on Game Director Corinne Busche wh…
And the idea of being who you want to be carries a particularly special meaning for Corinne. "As a queer trans woman," she says, "I have a perspective on the games that not everyone has. Dragon Age has long been a place where LGBTQIA+ folks can see people like themselves, represented respectfully. It's inherently very queer, and it's such a rare thing for marginalized communities to have representation where we feel proud and powerful in how we are depicted. It's so deeply meaningful for so many. I often get emotional when I think about what it would have meant for a younger version of myself to see someone like her in a game, and as a hero, no less. I hope we can be a safe place for our queer players to know they are not alone, that they are brilliant and worthy, that they are not only welcome but celebrated."
I thought you were kidding but nope, you're right:
Developer Story: Corinne Busche
Our latest edition of Developer Stories shows how a career path can take you to different places but still lead you right where you belong. Today the spotlight is on Game Director Corinne Busche wh…
And the idea of being who you want to be carries a particularly special meaning for Corinne. "As a queer trans woman," she says, "I have a perspective on the games that not everyone has. Dragon Age has long been a place where LGBTQIA+ folks can see people like themselves, represented respectfully. It's inherently very queer, and it's such a rare thing for marginalized communities to have representation where we feel proud and powerful in how we are depicted. It's so deeply meaningful for so many. I often get emotional when I think about what it would have meant for a younger version of myself to see someone like her in a game, and as a hero, no less. I hope we can be a safe place for our queer players to know they are not alone, that they are brilliant and worthy, that they are not only welcome but celebrated."
Ah yes. More feel good nonsense sprinkled with buzzwords.I thought you were kidding but nope, you're right:
Developer Story: Corinne Busche
Our latest edition of Developer Stories shows how a career path can take you to different places but still lead you right where you belong. Today the spotlight is on Game Director Corinne Busche wh…
And the idea of being who you want to be carries a particularly special meaning for Corinne. "As a queer trans woman," she says, "I have a perspective on the games that not everyone has. Dragon Age has long been a place where LGBTQIA+ folks can see people like themselves, represented respectfully. It's inherently very queer, and it's such a rare thing for marginalized communities to have representation where we feel proud and powerful in how we are depicted. It's so deeply meaningful for so many. I often get emotional when I think about what it would have meant for a younger version of myself to see someone like her in a game, and as a hero, no less. I hope we can be a safe place for our queer players to know they are not alone, that they are brilliant and worthy, that they are not only welcome but celebrated."
