[ SECRET POST #2820 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2820 ⌋

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Comments

[nayance]

If I was given a choice between playing a game without much diversity, but that has good characters, a solid plot, and is overall enjoyable; and a game with a diverse cast, but with poorly developed characters and little to no plot or originality, I'd choose the first. This goes for any medium.

Obviously I'd like more diversity across the board because, y'know, all those minorities exist. But it's pretty obvious when the only selling point for a game/book/comic/whatever is diversity, and when that's what creators were banking on selling their shit for them, rather than any actual work.

I do believe that it's a fad. Either that, or the creators hearts were in the right place and they went about it in the complete wrong way.

Basically: It's not a bad thing to call crap as it is, even if it is decorated with glitter/diversity.