Point is if it is a forced inclusion or a writer's vision. Writing about something you know less about is nothing new as with research you can do a good job if you have the talent. Being forced to write something you don't want and don't know as much about is a whole different story.

watch asmongold latest post. He clearly cites multiple feminist woke news groups

How is black myth going against SBI a company that realistically doesn't do anything? Oh yeah one japanese tweet alleged they tried to extort the company. Literally that's all this whole thing is based on 1 tweet but the "woke" are npcs

Staff from Sweet Baby Inc had direct involvement in the writing and were credited for doing so for Kill the Justice League and look how that turned out. Given the trend of writing for all the games they have been involved with, it's very naive to think they are not causing some of these issues.

@@Marcorix2010 they've been involved in a lot of games, and they weren't involved with the writing, they provide notes on a sensitivity read, nothing more. Kill the justice league sucked because it was conceived as a live service shit fest, not because of sweet baby inc You gamer babies crack me up.

You lost any sort of argument as soon as you said sensitivity reading, mate.

@@rpgdivision wow, so making sure there aren't any avoidable issues in a game's narrative is a bad thing now? You gamer babies need to grow up

What censorship?

@@babayaga4320I support your decision but keep in mind cdpr has always been that way. People just didn't see it at the height of them still being the cool kids and it being good to bash Bethesda. I'm a center leftist but I don't agree with forcing things the way some of these policies do. They've always been that way.

@@Dietghostscp2107 Fair enough, but I don't feel like it affected Witcher 3. If that's the case with Witcher 4 I'm fine, I don't care what these people believe in, I just don't want to be lectured to and have it shoved in my face.

@@babayaga4320 Yeah I know. It's difficult. I do want to see charachters that I diverse and look like me but not in a way where the charachters race is just an attraction. It should always be a character is just well written but they happen to b *X* as opposed to how most companies do it that are above.the indie level. It's frustrating. But then you have cases like flintlock where for the most part there's no real actual agenda pushing in the story. The shits just a average 6-7 out of ten where the stink of SBI kills it no matter the actuality( Spider-Man 2 had SBI and no one even noticed for example. But of course because Flintlock has a black female lead it's blown up bigger.) I say this knowing that sometimes these game companies pander to me others way too much and not In great ways. All it really does is just make people kind of hate the sight of us more than it feels like they do (online at least. Not irl day to day.) I don't want agendas pushed down my throat or yours. But then again my concern is with actual racists. Not gamers like you. People who just use the existence of any diversity regardless of context to be weird about it. (Concord, alright game at best, overpriced. Diverse cast. No SBI whatsoever but gets the DEI lable because it's the new sjw term either way.)

Not wanting to play Witcher because the main character is a woman is not knowing the books and the Witcher.

@@MrSilverio13 Nobody said anything about that, if it's just a female lead, without the other BS, fine. The problem with most female leads in games now is they prop the female up only based on ''men bad'' and "patriarchy bs'' instead of just being a badass female.

I don't want to criticize your morals and principles and I know/understand very little about programming. So far it seems to me that being to able to play an older game is not reliant on the fact whether you have a physical game copy or not. I could be wrong. Whether you are or are not able to play an older game depends more, it seems, on which windows you are running and which graphic card (driver). In any case, Larian truly is the last bastion of artistic freedom, free from any corporate overlords. The last line of defense of all things gaming we hold dear. Microsoft didn't see any value in BG3, if it was up to them, it would never have been made. Deus Ex & Dishonored series, probably my favorite games, have also been destroyed by corporate greed. In short, if there's any developer that deserves your money, it's Larian. If not for BG3, than DOS2. Just my two cents.

​@NoorAgafia I own DOS2, and other Larian games. DOS2 is one of my fave games of all time. I don't work for, or own shares at Larian, so your sob story isn't my problem. I don't owe Larian a single penny, unless they meet my demands as a customer. I will NOT purchase the overpriced CE trash on their website. I simply want the complete game, on a PHYSICAL medium, for a fair price. Something even smaller devs have been able to provide for customers recently. Larian isn't the *LAST BASTION* of anything. The industry is filled with talented devs that could take their place in a heartbeat. I owe them nothing. No physical/ No BUY.

@@NoorAgafia given that The Crew had physical copies and is now no longer playable, you are 100% correct

"I had never argued with anyone there or speak about any sensitive topic" I would not be surprised to learn this line is a load of crap or if you made statements/"jokes" or posted memes that are of a similar nature bare minimum, they likely messaged you to change it and THEN when you hostilely refused, you then got banned, not for what you say you did, but for your hostile response there's 2 sides to every story and on this topic, I never believe just one side, because people will literally make up ANYTHING to make themselves the victim. this is true regardless of the political lean

@@dragonriderabens9761 Well in some cases you may be right but here totally wrong - my quote is: "British officer: You French fight for money, while we British fight for honor . Robert Surcouf, French privateer: “Sir, a man fights for what he lacks the most." Second i only speak about the game on this servor, i am not 12 years old with a teen rebellious spirit, thinking i will change the world online or there to argue with people. Yes they asked me to change it, i refuse as a philosopher nickname and a funny quote as only "sin" is BS.

Thanks, mate. Appreciate the comment. I think very few people today are truly racist, sexist and other -ist but the definition of that has been moved significantly for the sake of political parties and ease of recruitment through guilt trip. So by today's definition everyone is. No question. Thing is that today's everyday 'racist' acts are so mild and irrelevant that it doesn't matter at all. By my definition of true and scary -ists that are a genuine problem (outside of politicans that use -ist tactics to divide and rule), in Croatia I have seen and heard maybe 5 acts of actual racism in my 37 years. And Balkan is very xenophobic. Basically world is a much better place in terms of understanding and reasoning than ever before but politicans are driving a divide as there is nothing more scary to them than unified free thinking nation. Ever since I was a kid I was taught to not judge anyone based on the things they can't change (place of birth and race for example) and I have followed that principle my whole life. Everyone is on the equal ground with me at first until I learn more about the person and see for myself what kind of a mask they wear and if there is any at all. I only judge individuals and not groups. There are extremely bad and good seeds in every group so why put everyone in the same basket? That makes no sense and it isn't fair. I have gays in my family, muslims, atheists, christians and met couple black folk from Africa lately (think it was Senegal but can't remember) and the thing that interests me the most is their way of thinking, culture, how it all works and so on. Not to judge but to gain more knowledge through other people experiences. It's fascinating hearing about other cultures from the first hand accounts. Serbians and Croatians for example were at war during the 90's and there is deep seated hatred amongst some people still in both countries. Recently my girl and I went to Rammstein concert in Belgrade and my mate's family that lives there took us Croatians in and treated us as generously as possible and made us feel like friends. We talked about war and about everything else that might be considered dangerous. It was a beautiful experience because it was a great showcase what happens when people's thoughts are not controlled by the damn politicans and the thought police.

@@rpgdivision Thanks for the response. There's some beautiful things to appreciate in the aftermath those of years of ugliness. America at times sadly isn't that always that way even though I think generally people here try to be kind to one another by in large. The African experience vs the Black American experience are different. Same with culture in the Carribean. But mainly in the US. Some regions can have very strong pockets of resentment and hate(Often people think of the southern United states and it's history with strong racism, often they've overlooked the Midwest like Ohio state and its history.) Sometimes it does crossover into violence, especially where the police are concerned(personally I believe some incidents have been more about improper police training but there are other cases that were clearly motivated by another factor.) but then again, we aren't as far away from the eras of segregation and violences of the 60's and older eras as people think. However I do believe race and the injustices surrounding it are a nuanced issue. I wasn't raised to think all "white" people are racist as I think the concept never made sense anyway. We aren't different races we are different cultures. That fundamentally helps me to realize there's a drastic difference between Croatian people, Ukraine, Russian, Irish and then American Caucasians. Without making it too long it's complicated in this country at times because the way other countries people deal with that kind of thing varies and is based on different foundations than was American racism was based on. It's partially why(but not the whole reason) that someone like Trump could even be elected in the first place. The whole thing can be a mess. But I digress, I could spend all day talking about this as what many black people here don't understand is just how little people in other parts of the world know of what makes our situation here what it is versus another country like say the UK. It's all different shades I guess could be said of it. Either way, it is clear your parents gave you a very loving heart and that should.be cherished always. Your kids if you have them will have good heads on their shoulders.

america isn't racist. stop trying to be a victim.

@@Erowid13 Sure man.

​@@rpgdivision​ ​ just yesterday my 8 year old son told me someone at school called his mom an "African monkey," I grew up in the south where they still have klan rallies. I was in a dollar general when I was a teenager and heard "security threat in aisle (something)," and guess what that was the aisle that me, my father, and my best friend was in. These are just some examples of racism in my own personal life and the fact I got to teach my son about what was said to him, and the fact that that kid learned that language from somewhere. I'm not playing "the victim," just want to point out it's a little ignorant to think racism in America is not thing or it is minimal. These are just my personal experiences and if they happen to me and my young children then know it's happening to other people in America. Your perspective is different because you don't see it, and maybe the things I told you seem minor, but these are just a few I decided to highlight to show racism has many faces and none of it should be tolerated or brushed to the side. It hurts me as a father to have to explain certain things to my children. I can go further with more examples but I don't want to do that, just want to point out it's real brother, and if you never experienced it personally, I'm happy for you, but don't downplay what's been my reality since my days growing up in North Carolina. I enjoy your content, and the only reason I'm writing all of this is to maybe give you a different perspective.