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epik_fail1
04/12/17 1:01:36 AM
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Define what it means please.
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Gamer99z
04/12/17 1:04:47 AM
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Doing things for the sake of it when it isn't necessary in any way or adds nothing to the characters/story.
Things like changing the race, sex, sexual orientation of an established character for no reason or doing something completely unnecessary. Like if for some reason in the next Zelda game, within the story they were like "Link is gay". There's no reason for them to do that or give him sexuality in general because it's completely irrelevant to the story and the characters and adds nothing.
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epik_fail1
04/12/17 1:08:56 AM
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Gamer99z posted...
Doing things for the sake of it when it isn't necessary in any way or adds nothing to the characters/story.
Things like changing the race, sex, sexual orientation of an established character for no reason or doing something completely unnecessary. Like if for some reason in the next Zelda game, within the story they were like "Link is gay". There's no reason for them to do that or give him sexuality in general because it's completely irrelevant to the story and the characters and adds nothing.


That is a fair definition, but why do people use it to refer to new characters?
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MARKINGRAM22
04/12/17 1:14:02 AM
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epik_fail1 posted...
Gamer99z posted...
Doing things for the sake of it when it isn't necessary in any way or adds nothing to the characters/story.
Things like changing the race, sex, sexual orientation of an established character for no reason or doing something completely unnecessary. Like if for some reason in the next Zelda game, within the story they were like "Link is gay". There's no reason for them to do that or give him sexuality in general because it's completely irrelevant to the story and the characters and adds nothing.


That is a fair definition, but why do people use it to refer to new characters?


I think it is also when they implement characters defined by their outward identity and use it primarily as a political mouthpiece. Good example is trans character in new mass effect and DA3. Also for a more ridiculous example look at that boulders gate game.
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megATOMOS
04/12/17 1:14:12 AM
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