I'd like to say that I like the aim, but in all honesty I'm not at all sure exactly what the aim truly is. All I've really seen about that are somewhat vague generalities. Perhaps it's necessarily that way because diversity and inclusivity are such complex concepts for a game to try and tackle accurately enough and sensitively enough not to alienate people who feel overlooked or intentionally omitted in representation. The whole topic is highly charged, and possibly too risky a thing to attempt to undertake at such a late stage in a game's life cycle. It's even a difficult topic to discuss, because it's all too easy to have various views interpreted as being "anti-inclusion" or "agenda-pushing" sentiments even if they aren't meant to be. And then we remember why public forums generally don't want people to discuss political matters. As for the execution, I think only time will tell. I do applaud the attempt, at least.
