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[–] [email protected] 6 points 8 months ago (1 children)

and not that you want to shove your political agenda into places where it does not belong

Do you have any direct examples instead of just names of games (screenshots, quotes, etc)? What specific"political agenda" is being pushed, and is this falling into the pit of "everything is politics, but this is politics I don't like?"

games have always been inclusive

That's just a lie. It's always telling when on Steam discussion pages I see people complaining that they can't customize their character and to play a certain class they have to be female or a minority, as if for 99% of games the protagonist doesn't have to be a white male. "I feel included so it's inclusive."

its also bad to mischaracterize what the argument is really about.

When trying to get a direct answer as to what the argument is really about is like pulling teeth, then people are going to misunderstand. Even in your post you've provided no sources to show that Sweet Baby lowers the quality of games, but you *do" complain about inclusivity. So the only "fact" that I can actually pull away from your post is that you don't like them because of their focus on inclusivity. You say it's because it makes the games worse, but you have shown no evidence of that.