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@gamer153 did you also complained when it came to black Ariel, black Snape, black Thinkerbell, black April O Neil, black Albert Wesker, etc?
Its hypocrite when its only a problem when done a certain way for some people.

London? those characters look like from New York lol I smell low sales.

The forced agenda in that makeup lol like there hasn't been 10 other games in the last couple of years that flopped thanks to said agenda.

@LifeGirl the majority of gamers always enjoyed to see female characters like this to this day, only for a brief period of time developers listened to the loud minority on social media who wanted females to be uglified and all covered-up in the name of feminism, but they soon realized beauty/sex brings more money.

They chose the wrong protagonist.
Give to the gamers what they want if you want to succeed

Something tells me the layoffs were targeted towards the people who chose this character as the protagonist of their newest game, giving how Supermassive tried to show her as little as possible in the newest trailer out of fear it would impact sales lol

See Neil, you can have good-looking straight females in your game and the "modern audience" will love them like they did with Clair Obscur, you don't have to uglify them and turn them into LGBT girl-bosses.

Based, congratulations on your success Mr Tae!

@nessisonett nah dude, they want to make money, and the ones bringing the most money are the women characters with these outfits, that's just how the real world works.

@DennisReynolds
Ubisoft admits Outlaws underperformed: https://www.ign.com/articles/ubisoft-admits-star-wars-outlaws-underperformed

All time player peak on Steam according to steamdb.info:
Stellar Blade: 192,078 players
Shadows: 64,825 players
Outlaws: 3,397 players

Stars Wars and Assassins Creed both massive IPs with decades of fans vs new IP
Ubisoft multimillion dollar company vs indie company

So yeah, Stellar still performed better overall