Inclusivity?
(SPOILERS AHEAD)
So Horizon...
I dont have a problem with women in video games...hell my mains have been Wraith and Loba; but there seems to be a lot of needless pandering to women. I'm tired of politics in video games in general but I thought the idea of inclusivity was equal representation. This seems more like just checking boxes though.
Male characters: 5
Gibraltar
Octane
Crypto
Mirage
Caustic
Female characters: 7
Bangalore
Wraith
Lifeline
Wattson
Loba
Bloodhound
And now Horizon
Genderless: 2
Pathfinder
Revenant (technically male psyche but his vessel is gender neutral)
I'm not mad about this but in reality there hasn't been a male character release since season 3. That fact doesn't bother me but what does bother me is pandering and checking social justice boxes. So just pointing out an unequal trend. And if I wanted to be really bold I could point out that there hasn't been a "white male" introduced to the game since its launch, and he is to date the only white male in the game. Hmm. 🤔
- @TheTrafficKing True, but when it was written (I think this was after BH event) it was already proposed that due to the voice alteration and the full on garb + mask that BH was non binary and it was confirmed afterwards, but I get what you mean.
 Game journalism for the most part is not journalism at all but a crock XD. I call it vague cause the VA is female, yet they let BH sound male-ish but with voice alteration on purpose in the game. Almost equally male and female in tone.
 Then trailer comes out, mask right from the get go, and sounding like a boy who has not had his balls dropped yet or a girl who sounds boyish (like lots of boys and girls sound between 8-13) in both cases. So there was still a lot of ambiguity, at least for me and around the web, cause I saw multiple threads pop up still questioning if it was a he or she (not taking into account as what BH identifies his/herself as).