@Fightincowboy Sounds like something out of an MMO system which makes sense given that leaks from Peal Abyss now say the game started off as an MMO but was changed later on to be single player experience. Dev cycle was apparently hell and many designs and controls were rushed to before release
@Weak3n It’s either a tax write off or these devs have no clue what they are doing. A 3v3 in this day n age in the fps market is crazy. No marketing and relying on Game Awards showcase to carry the interest
Maybe it's just me but I feel like the market for masculine, non conventionally attractive female leads in games isn't as big as the video game industry thinks it is
Hello! I’m a Japanese high school student, and I’d like to share my thoughts on the recent discussions about racism in Japanese anime.
First, Japan is an island nation, and we don’t encounter foreigners in our daily lives as often as people might think. Given this reality, it’s natural that Japanese school settings in anime predominantly feature Japanese characters—it reflects the world we live in.
Moreover, I question the need to reimagine existing characters as Black or from other ethnic backgrounds. If the story’s world already includes characters of diverse ethnicities, that makes sense. However, many Japanese anime depict everyday life in Japan, where such diversity is not as common. This isn’t about exclusion or discrimination; it’s about portraying a realistic environment based on our experiences.
I believe most Japanese creators aren’t trying to be discriminatory—they’re simply sharing stories that are authentic to their culture and surroundings.