Just to completely piss off the weebs. With the way they're acting, you'd think this happened already.
Total false flag operation. They're so bad at pretending. I need to take some screenshots. This is just getting frustrating though... I really just want to see more of the game and to get passed this. When's Evo? June, July or August? I need to look it up. If it's soon, it'll probably be the same E3 build. If it's later expecting an updated build seems reasonable but it means dealing with this longer. I'm already fatigued from the non-stop political crap right now... I don't need this. lol especially because it's a non-issue
We need more people like you.I don't think these people are really feminists.
I consider myself a feminist and since DOA is a fighting tournament where highly skilled martial artists fight each other, I don't have any problem seeing women OR MEN getting punched in the face.
It would have been sexist if the "punched in the face" feature was only available for women or only available for men, but it's not.
All I can see here are capable fighters who can take hits, get bruises but also kick some asses regardless of their gender, and I think that's a really good thing.
We need more people like you.
The weebs are pretending to be outraged feminists but they're really bad at it. I don't think this is on any actual feminists radar. The "volleyball" game just got some super creepy clothes-grabbing update and absolutely no one threw a fit about that.Weebs and radical feminists
If that's the case then it just makes everything even worse lol, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was true tbh. I remember the firsts days after DOA6 being announced that I went into Gamefaqs' DOA6 board and damn... that thing is full of desperate people who make this whole "toned down sexualization" thing seem like it will cause the whole world to explode. The threads in that board physically hurt me to read, I'm not even exaggerating.The weebs are pretending to be outraged feminists but they're really bad at it. I don't think this is on any actual feminists radar. The "volleyball" game just got some super creepy clothes-grabbing update and absolutely no one threw a fit about that.
I actually know feminist who play DOA...so this msut be okay in their book despite the dumb fanservice.
That's false actually xD there's one feminist on Twitter who's complaining saying this game promotes violence against women in DOA6, yet they didn't have a problem with the women being subjected to the same violence the guys had in all other games. Tina got ganged up on in Lisa's DOA4 ending, Kasumi and Ayane were both slapped by grown men, and Ryu beat Lisa's ass in DOA5 story, but because the girls didn't get bruised and only sweated and got covered in dirt, they didnt mind that.The weebs are pretending to be outraged feminists but they're really bad at it. I don't think this is on any actual feminists radar. The "volleyball" game just got some super creepy clothes-grabbing update and absolutely no one threw a fit about that.
One? ONE?That's false actually xD there's one feminist on Twitter who's complaining saying this game promotes violence against women in DOA6
One? ONE?
That's the problem I have with these types of discussions. It's the internet. You can always find someone somewhere with a questionable and/or completely bonkers opinion on the internet that suits your point. But, people will be quick to take that *one* person's opinion (or statistically insignificant number), hone in on them, and act like it's a widespread opinion that's worthy of being given more attention.
This can go either way, really. Saying something like "I know a feminist who's okay with DOA" doesn't necessarily mean that much in the broad scheme either. Clearly those two people just canceled each other out. lol
It's a little too much simplification. How prominent are these people we're dealing with and why should anyone listen to them if what they're saying makes no sense? Is it a spokesperson for an organization or something? Did the person get 1000s or retweets or something? Then maybe it should be addressed. Otherwise? Meh.
Guessing since the feminist get to pick from the guys who cover up to the ones who don't. They can't really complain. You even got a big girl in Rachel and some POC flavor with Helena, Leifang Mila, and Lisa.I remember even seeing Gail Simone is a DOA player...
People seriously overblow it to insane levels and back.
It is time to drop the feminist label as one for equality. It is beyond redemption at this point. There are so many types of feminists out there, that no informed person would want to associate themselves with that label. It's the equivalent of Muslims trying to redeem the Islam label as being a religion for peace. There is no credibility there anymore. The ones that still carry the label do so because they have an emotional attachment to it due to some past event, the label flatters them, or they are uninformed about what it actually entails.I don't think these people are really feminists.
I consider myself a feminist and since DOA is a fighting tournament where highly skilled martial artists fight each other, I don't have any problem seeing women OR MEN getting punched in the face.
It would have been sexist if the "punched in the face" feature was only available for women or only available for men, but it's not.
All I can see here are capable fighters who can take hits, get bruises but also kick some asses regardless of their gender, and I think that's a really good thing.