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Is there an actual demand for "representation" in games?
I'm ugly as fuck, but I still don't want to see other uggos on my screen
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Anonymous
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 No.746080294
>>746080241
No, it's just a grift to steal jobs from white men.
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Anonymous
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 No.746080341
>>746080241
Representation is for normalfags only
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Anonymous
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 No.746080391
>>746080241
Every trans person I know wants to play as a hot girl (or for trans men, a hot guy). They don't want to be an ugly amorphous androgynous blob, it triggers their dysphoria.
So why is ugliness forced? Unironically, who is the audience?
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Anonymous
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 No.746080398
>reddit frog
go back
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Anonymous
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>>746080391
>Every trans person I know wants to play as a hot girl (or for trans men, a hot guy).
Yeah and thats representation smart guy
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Anonymous
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>>746080241
every one of these demands comes from job level by people who can't stand meritocratic hiring processes
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