Microsoft against curvy women

[havoc00]

Microsoft urges developers not to create female characters with “exaggerated body proportions” on their official site to support game devs.

The site, titled “Product Inclusion Action: Help Customers Feel Seen” includes a bullet list of considerations they urge developers to make when working on their product. One Twitter user pointed out the language expressly condemning certain female characters as reinforcing “negative gender stereotypes”.


Are you reinforcing any negative gender stereotypes?

Are you unnecessarily introducing gender & gender barriers into your code or design?
Are you creating playable female characters that are equal in skill and ability to their male peers. Are your female characters equipped with clothing and armor that fits their tasks? Do they have exaggerated body proportions?
When the story allows, do you show male characters who display a full range of emotions, including joy, sadness, and vulnerability?

https://nichegamer.com/microsoft-cau...le-characters/

[mgftp]

I guess I may be confused by what you mean by curvy women. Just more DEI stuff here it seems. Like I said in another thread, all decently sized companies are doing this.

[JayJ350]

johnnydeep1 would be pleased

[uneducated]

but that's not body positive

HTC 4 life

[Muzzlrpress]

This is why the Japanese are based and we are ph@ggots



They don't give a fuk. They sexualize whatever the fuk they want.













They even got Jay covered

[uneducated]

This is why the Japanese are based and we are ph@ggots



They don't give a fuk. They sexualize whatever the fuk they want.













They even got Jay covered

There is a reason they named themselves microsoft son.

[JayJ350]

This is why the Japanese are based and we are ph@ggots



They don't give a fuk. They sexualize whatever the fuk they want.













They even got Jay covered

Dead or Alive was always the best, srs. Street Figher has just always been so cartoony by comparison. Tekken probably fits somewhere in the middle.

[phillipsanchez]

If roughly 40% of women in the USA are obese, consider people who work for a software company and are probably chained to a desk most of the day and it's probably way higher.
Socially, the most threatening thing to them would be a young, healthy, and attractive female.

From the way Microsoft is presenting itself lately, things aren't looking too bright for there first party studios.

[OptimusTrajan]

From the way Microsoft is presenting itself lately, things aren't looking too bright for there first party studios.

Microsoft hasn't been able to release a hit in over 10 years brah.

[SirFapsAIot]

DEI is mgfgt approved