I’m not sure if many posting here bothered to read the actual article, but she isn’t speaking about any backlash for the scan itself, or about the game or even gamer reaction to Star Wars Outlaws.
It’s a whole other discussion whether or not you feel she has a point with ‘there’s some misogyny in the videogame industry’ but posts in the first page going “we have a right to be upset about her avatar looking like a goblin” are an indictment on the comprehension levels here.
Thread title is a troll job, since she definitely doesn’t seem to be talking about gamers, let alone forum contributors.
I am sure just through sheer odds there is mysogeny in the gaming industry. It's about 90% men working in it. Doesn't make it right but it's getting tedious hearing about it all the time. I work in the cosmetics industry. I'm a guy and I have been called everything, even told that my opinion is not valid because I am a guy, so what would I know about products mainly consumed by women. Most women I work with are decent and not remotely sexist, but in an industry that's about 90% female, again through just odds alone you will have misandrists. This will probably always be the case, therefore you will have articles like this till the end of time.I’m not sure if many posting here bothered to read the actual article, but she isn’t speaking about any backlash for the scan itself, or about the game or even gamer reaction to Star Wars Outlaws.
It’s a whole other discussion whether or not you feel she has a point with ‘there’s some misogyny in the videogame industry’ but posts in the first page going “we have a right to be upset about her avatar looking like a goblin” are an indictment on the comprehension levels here.
Thread title is a troll job, since she definitely doesn’t seem to be talking about gamers, let alone forum contributors.
People can have their own takes on "misogyny" if it doesn't directly address what she is saying. I and others believe taking someone as beautiful as she is and twisting them into this Kay Vess character is another example of "misogyny" this is far too prevalent in the video game industry. It isn't an indictment of "comprehension levels" to make an independent point on its own.
Hardly an independent point, since it’s being used in this thread to attack her. Last I checked, she isn’t a modeler at Ubisoft.
Not to mention multiple responses assuming her comment was about the backlash to the Kay Vess scan.
I'm not seeing it on Amazon/Shopto or GAME. I thought it was digital only for now.They released a box with a download code in the UK apparently.
People can have their own takes on "misogyny" if it doesn't directly address what she is saying. I and others believe taking someone as beautiful as she is and twisting them into this Kay Vess character is another example of "misogyny" this is far too prevalent in the video game industry. It isn't an indictment of "comprehension levels" to make an independent point on its own.
@EviLore should 100% put it on the merch shop
I assume your crusty old ass has about 5 more years left, so buy 60 shirts and that's a ban for life
I’m not sure if many posting here bothered to read the actual article, but she isn’t speaking about any backlash for the scan itself, or about the game or even gamer reaction to Star Wars Outlaws.
It’s a whole other discussion whether or not you feel she has a point with ‘there’s some misogyny in the videogame industry’ but posts in the first page going “we have a right to be upset about her avatar looking like a goblin” are an indictment on the comprehension levels here.
Thread title is a troll job, since she definitely doesn’t seem to be talking about gamers, let alone forum contributors.
I realize that these posts are meant to be humorous, but let's not get carried away with the jokes please.
I think you got lost, Reddit is that wayNo where in that does she say “ALL gamers or the industry” are misogynist. It’s clear as day that’s not what she’s saying, yet you still pull this nonsense.
The greatest irony though is that this bad faith garbage, along with some of the TRULY misogynistic bile responses here, happen to be the exact pocket of gamers/community she IS talking about. All you’ve done is prove her correct.
I mean, I love beautiful women. Is that allowed? No? Sorry then.
If someone deliberately remove their beauty in a game or take away curves or feminine behaviour, then yeah, I’ll get cranky. There is just no upside to that from my perspective. It’s really not deeper than that.
If I was a woman I’m sure I would want beautiful and manly men in games instead. Or beautiful women I could pretend to be in my escapism.
Why are we making things more complicated than they has to be?
Also, I don’t see who the target audience is when making a woman look less beautiful or less feminine. Who would see that as something positive? Is it the mysterious ”modern audience” who, going by games bombing, don’t buy games but likes to be outraged a lot? Maybe stop aiming for that tiny audience and games would sell more.
That would be applicable if the in-game model actually looked like her. They only category Kay fits is the "woman" category. I get where Humberly is coming from - if you read the article, she speaks quite a bit about representation - but the fact remains that the character does not look like her. So her gushing about what it means to her comes across as strange.
As for the rest of it, women have been represented in video games for a long time now. That "misogynistic" industry gave rise to Samus, Lara Croft, Ellie, Princess Peach, Aloy, Jill Valentine, Ada Wong, Claire Redfield, etc. In the past, yes, it was difficult to sell a female character as a headliner but that hasn't been the case for a long time now. Her and the rest of the people who think like her really need to get with the times.
The first page or so of this thread kinda proves her point. But I think she's a little misguided.
Folk aren't angry or upset that we're playing as a woman in that Star Wars game. Folk are angry that they took your face, gave you a mop of a haircut and mo-capped you into a 3/10 version in the video game for no good reason other than...diversity?
Usually, human-based video game character models are designed into better looking versions of the actor/actress.. but they did the reverse with her, and for what reason?
And it seems to me to be an exclusively feminine concern, since men feel represented even with a slime.
No where in that does she say “ALL gamers or the industry” are misogynist. It’s clear as day that’s not what she’s saying, yet you still pull this nonsense.
The greatest irony though is that this bad faith garbage, along with some of the TRULY misogynistic bile responses here, happen to be the exact pocket of gamers/community she IS talking about. All you’ve done is prove her correct.
I'm never playing this game. Fuck this game, Fuck Ubisoft, Fuck the model. Also Fuck anyone who keeps shoving this shit down gamer's throats.not acording to me but according to Star Wars Outlaws Actress Humberly González
“Yes, to be a leading woman not just in a Star Wars story but in the video game industry, which also tends to have a lot of limitations and misogyny and kind of in-and-out politics of who can be a part of it and who you want to play as.”
“I am incredibly proud of the team having chosen someone like me, but also only me, that there isn’t a male counterpart to the story of Star Wars Outlaws that we are focusing on a female point of view of a scoundrel story because we’ve only really ever seen males in a scoundrel position,”
'Star Wars Outlaws' Actress Humberly González Says Video Game Industry Has A Lot Of Misogyny And Praises Game For Only Having A Female Point Of View
Humberly González, the actress who portrays Kay Vess in Star Wars Outlaws, says the video game industry has a lot of misogyny while also praising Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment for ensuring the only character in the game is female.thatparkplace.com
and you guys still buy their games
and you guys still buy their games
yesIs the game actually any good?
Who gave this woman rights to talk?
Correct. She doesn't say all gamers are misogynist. She says, and I quote:
"Yes, to be a leading woman not just in a Star Wars story but in the video game industry, which also tends to have a lot of limitations and misogyny and kind of in-and-out politics of who can be a part of it and who you want to play as.”
I'm not sure I agree with this statement. To start with, it's too vague. In what regard is the industry misogynist? A vast number of games now have women front and centre and it's been this way for a while. We can say that some gamers are misogynist, but that's not the industry as a whole.
Make product
Call potential consumers names
Don't profit
This is gonna revolutionize the economy.
I swear. Insults from these people lost all meaning at this point.Insults audience
"That would teach them. Surely they'll buy our game now."
I’m not sure if many posting here bothered to read the actual article, but she isn’t speaking about any backlash for the scan itself, or about the game or even gamer reaction to Star Wars Outlaws.
It’s a whole other discussion whether or not you feel she has a point with ‘there’s some misogyny in the videogame industry’ but posts in the first page going “we have a right to be upset about her avatar looking like a goblin” are an indictment on the comprehension levels here.
Thread title is a troll job, since she definitely doesn’t seem to be talking about gamers, let alone forum contributors.
So you're saying we should go LIVE?Every purchase adds a month to my next ban
Some people would agree, but you can also make a case for the PS360 era:I've never been into Ubisoft. I assume their glory days were the PS2 Era.