And yet you have more than enough of the sexist/racist jackasses on Twitter crying about the new look of Lara Croft, because she looks like a "trans woman". This actually happened last week. Also, these photos happen accusing any woman that's not attractive enough by their pathetic standards as trans or whatever to throw insults and hi there pathetic insecurities.It is kind of funny that these articles come out about objectifying video game characters, when the entire internet is basically filled with rule34 of the characters.
They mad about how a character looks in their games, meanwhile fanporn of that character is alrwady everwhere else. It really is pretty funny.
The journalist that complain about pretty woman or whatever, don't even fall under my radar much at all. Not that they did much to begin with most people don't take them seriously and it's usually clickbait nonsense. What I do take issue are with the actual sexist assholes trying to harass either the voice actor or model actor, because they don't look "pretty enough or were made intentionally ugly". And even when a woman or the character they're voicing is attractive and sexy looking, they still feel the need to harass or act like they lost something because the characters not wearing a Chinese dress out in the middle of fall season Spain. These people are way bigger issue than some nobody journalist crying about fan service in a game. We've been through this already more times any of us care to count. They will always be the bigger issue and I'll call them out way more than the journalist usually. I'll have my moments of course when a journalist say something that's completely fall or you know they're not backing it up. With that said I don't even care about them. I stopped caring about them a long time ago. Even before the whole complaining about pretty woman thing, I stopped giving a rat's ass about those journalists by the time DmC reboot released or when nearly every video game critic kept giving the Call of Duty games higher scores or downplaying their actual problems with later installments.