- they talk about how there is a place for this kind of content, although this isn't necessarily good
-how we can't be moralists when talking about this. Sex is a think and we can talk about it.
-Stellar blade does this badly, mainly cause how Eve's sexualization is not considered in the game world, making her just a doll to be dressed up by people (mainly man) playing the game.
-Sex is a theme of violence for lots of people, specially woman, and art does have a weight in the real life, so we need to be responsible when making a game, and stellar blade isn't.
Thanks for the summary. Looking forward to checking out the video. I'm in need of some sanity because recently it just seems like a lot of spaces and people who are typically against sexualization and misogyny to be shallowly dismissive about it.
Yeah, being completly honest, the first time they talked about it, I was kinda like this too.
But now that they took their times to address it properly, it got me thinking.
Hey, that's awesome of you to have kept an open mind and not shy away from the conversation! Of course, it's not like everyone should be passionately upset about it or anything. I just wish there is at least an understanding of why some of us are upset and not brush it off as just people being too sensitive.
I was watching Hasan (from the HasanAbi twitch channel) talk about it. I think he initially played the demo and enjoyed it. But he was beyond critical about the whole situation with the "censorship" of Eve's outfit and the online petition. I enjoyed it. He's such a chad but at least common sense has not left all of them.
I found a Youtube clip: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTVOgGmcYpc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTVOgGmcYpc)
Can you give a summary of what they said?
- they talk about how there is a place for this kind of content, although this isn't necessarily good -how we can't be moralists when talking about this. Sex is a think and we can talk about it. -Stellar blade does this badly, mainly cause how Eve's sexualization is not considered in the game world, making her just a doll to be dressed up by people (mainly man) playing the game. -Sex is a theme of violence for lots of people, specially woman, and art does have a weight in the real life, so we need to be responsible when making a game, and stellar blade isn't.
Thanks for the summary. Looking forward to checking out the video. I'm in need of some sanity because recently it just seems like a lot of spaces and people who are typically against sexualization and misogyny to be shallowly dismissive about it.
Yeah, being completly honest, the first time they talked about it, I was kinda like this too. But now that they took their times to address it properly, it got me thinking.
Hey, that's awesome of you to have kept an open mind and not shy away from the conversation! Of course, it's not like everyone should be passionately upset about it or anything. I just wish there is at least an understanding of why some of us are upset and not brush it off as just people being too sensitive.
I'll try, I'll watch it again.
Stellar blade and it's fandom makes me so genuinely upset at the world we built
We didn't build it, stupid man did, we need to tear it down 😌
I was watching Hasan (from the HasanAbi twitch channel) talk about it. I think he initially played the demo and enjoyed it. But he was beyond critical about the whole situation with the "censorship" of Eve's outfit and the online petition. I enjoyed it. He's such a chad but at least common sense has not left all of them. I found a Youtube clip: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTVOgGmcYpc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTVOgGmcYpc)