Plz no spoilers.
But if the LGTBQ+ stuff was not in the first game, but then got shoveled into the 2nd one I can understand.
I can't stand it when writers realize they lacked diversity when they started a story, and so they suddenly start forcing it into the narrative so they presumably don't get #Cancelled
If you chose not to include diversity in your story, finish the story and write new ones with more diversity.
It just comes off shitty to both camps if you didn't have diversity, but then shove it in later.
"Oh look now I have a new *** non-binary person of color who is multi-racial and Trans who is the love interest of my now suddenly *** non-binary White main character."
Write stories that do justice to diversity, don't shove it into existing stories because you feel like you might be #Cancelled.
Yeah, I tried hard to share my thoughts in a ways someone can get what I'm trying to say without knowing what's gonna happen hahaha.
I guess there were major spoilers leaked before the game was released, which I never saw, but many people did. Because of that, I think people went into the playing the game with a bad taste in their mouth and never gave it a chance.
And I get what you mean about the diversity stuff, but imo, the game didn't really force it. Yes, they made it obvious, but I didn't think it was so much that the game sucked.
Some people just seemed upset because a couple of characters were ***.. Neil Drukmann also said TLoU2 would be "without personal politics" involved, and people felt like by putting in some more *** characters, he was injecting politics into it.
Idk, I personally had no issues with it. But people felt uncomfortable with it and took it out on the whole game, when really, the whole *** thing had very little to do with the game.