*whooshacuteasianhottie? you are!*erttheking said:Is he...Asain? Holy shit he is. I was not expecting this. I am pleasantly surprised.
I'm kind of split there...in that suitable Asian actors might not always be availaible...that said I think it would be nice if they made the effort to get one, I have a feeling they arent that scarcefezgod said:Although if his voice actor is white, I'm sure there'll inevitably be an article bitching about it.
we don't need that shit...please my blood preasure was already coming down from last time...AndrewC said:WHY ISN'T THE CHARACTER FEMALE, THIS IS AN OUTRAGE BLAH BLAH BLAH
INSERT SEXIST OUTCRY HERE WHINE WHINE WHINE
I thourght you were actually being serious....Jason Brody going all "mighty whitey" (weather it was satire or not) was more cultural apropriation than this...since its a white person taking the culture of another...rather than a conflict from people within that cultureSir Thomas Sean Connery said:This is clearly a highly stylized and idealized version of an Asian, perpetuating the "Model Minority" stereotype. Furthermore, since this game was written by white people, this is a problematic example of cultural appropriation.
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Eh, I'd say they're cribbing off the Joker a lot more then Vaas. They even got the same voice actor and put him in a purple suit with oddly coloured hair. The whole stalkerish-vaguely-sexual undertone to the protagonist is even reminiscent of the Joker/Bats dynamic. Speaking of which, we'd be watching literal explosions about that if the protagonist was a girl and Min was doing that to her.grimner said:My only problem is that the antagonist actually really sounds like Vaas 2.0 and it's a bit unnerving just how little they seem to be diverging from that template. I liked Vaas a lot, but I don't really need more of the same.
Well you did bring it up, so all I'll say is no, I wasn't being serious because cultural appropriation in a nonsensical concept created by silly people.Vault101 said:I thourght you were actually being serious....Jason Brody going all "mighty whitey" (weather it was satire or not) was more cultural apropriation than this...since its a white person taking the culture of another...rather than a conflict from people within that cultureSir Thomas Sean Connery said:This is clearly a highly stylized and idealized version of an Asian, perpetuating the "Model Minority" stereotype. Furthermore, since this game was written by white people, this is a problematic example of cultural appropriation.
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but thats a sticky subject I don't want to drag up
No, his name was unveiled before E3 and it was obvious from that he wasn't intended to be white.WhiteTigerShiro said:They could have, except that I'd bet that he was originally white (and was intended to stay white), and they quickly made him a different race in order to quell some of the controversy that's been going on since E3.The World Famous said:Ubisoft, couldn't you have unveiled this during E3 and quelled some of the "white-dudebro" accusations leveled against you?
you'd never see a white person do Daisy Fitzroy though....MarsAtlas said:probably, but that doesn't mean that some people can or cannot pull it off. For example, Ashley Williams from Mass Effect?