Why is Blizzard still OK with gender inequality in World of Warcraft?

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4-04-2012 @ 4:40PM

Jim said...

The reason why women in the game still have "interesting" armor designs and guys (other than blood elves) have huge ripped chests and arms is because of one simple fact.

Not everyone agrees it is a problem, and some simply shrug off such offenses. I mean hell, some women like all the things you complain about and I'd have to think that guys wouldn't play women if they some how didn't like the attention. :P

I mean if you really want to start complaining about unfair stereotypes I can think of quite a few I don't like that women place on guys in real life... but anyways... I digress

and I have one very simple thing to say to all of this... if really offends you THAT MUCH...

Don't.

Play.

Loss in profits speak louder than the cries of the minority, sad but true.

4-04-2012 @ 7:20PM

StClair said...

Don't play, yes, quite.
While you're at it, don't go out in public without head-to-toe covering and/or a weapon to defend yourself from assault.
In fact, don't leave the house at all.

See? Everything unpleasant, offensive and/or dangerous in life can be avoided if you just /keep to your place/.

:p

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