Now I understand Im gay myself and never understood the anime girl fan service appeal in video games and anime shows. But now I understand the furry fan service, hubba. Hubba Does that make sense?
Totally! As a straight I’ve never seen male characters so blatantly sexualized in the same way female character are in some games. It’s interesting seeing it the other way around.
Having one chonk villain is fine, but when MOST of the villains are chonks and none of the heroes are, it comes off as a bit insulting when the game is clearly made by furries It's almost like the dev has something against fatfurs if he/she keeps making them the villains. And, no, I don't count Enfur because his belly is flat. Also, I know you can play as some of them, but they're still villains. This guy probably dies on his way to the Tower of Babel.
@@rokchuntheholy6937 No, I should just keep putting up with sick stomachs and likable characters getting beaten up. The crocodile guy doesn't even act like a villain, and he probably dies on his way to the Tower of Babel. Why should I want that. Also, if you're not intending to insult a demographic, don't make that demographic the villains. Simple as that.
@@baalfgames5318 You're reading far too deep into things. Someone who hates a demographic would make them either complete and utterly unlikable or not bother with them in the first place. The devs went through the trouble of designing and putting those characters into a game, making them likable and integrating and coding them as playable options. How many go that extra mile? There not being such a character in the main cast is not out of malice but out of circumstances of this being an indie game that has to make due with the time and resources it has available. The main character group and general plot literally had to be finalized very early in development to start the entire thing off in the first place. Everything else had to be added later within those parameters. There's tons of potential character archetypes that could've made it into the initial main group but didn't. That doesn't mean that all of those archetypes are on the devs imaginary hate-list. It's as asinine as accusing the game dev of hating women for not focusing on female characters. It just makes people look crazy, media illiterate and obsessed with their personal bias check lists. The moment it makes people throw out grueling accusations it starts becoming paranoid, if not outright toxic.
@@BrutalSalamander1 Dude, they made fatfurs THE VILLAINS! They are SUPPOSED to be unlikable, and you're SUPPOSED to be happy with their demise. Them being playable doesn't change the fact that THEY! ARE! VILLAINS!!! It also doesn't make sense that you CAN play as them because you also KIILL them! And, you know what, I could understand if it was, like, ONE fatfur villain, but to KEEP making the villains fatfurs when none of the heroes are, even the one that feels like they're SUPPOSED to be a fatfur, can only come off as insulting. Seriously, just give Enfur a belly. That's all that really needs to be done besides cutting down on the fatfur villains.
@@baalfgames5318 That is a rather simplistic and limited view when it comes to antagonists in media. They're not all supposed to be random hate-sinks to vent overly specific personal frustrations on. Some are made to be just obstacles for gameplay, some are made to be sympathetic, some are made to be thoughtful and complex, some are made to be unapologetically evil, some are made to be flawed like everyone else, some see themselves as the heroes of their own story and some are just meant to be plain fun. They can be many things. A TON of creators and designers absolutely adore and love their cast of antagonists and hold them as dear as their main characters, sometimes even more so. Oftentimes the reasoning doesn't have to go further than "Because I like them" or "Because they're fun". Not to mention this game has no real "heroes". They're all selfish demons in hell in some way or another. There is no room for black-and-white thinking or moral high ground to be had. It's not a fairy tale. It's not a check list. It's not some invisible quota that has to be met. Normal people don't have that live rent-free in their heads. The devs just like having a bunch of morally questionable characters with fun and appealing looks beat the crap out of each other. Thinking any deeper than that makes as much sense as looking into Spongebob to discuss the Illuminati and the state of the human condition. It's not that deep. It just makes one look crazy.
I want this gator to arrest me
Oh it's Gianni as a gator hecc yea
Now I understand
Im gay myself and never understood the anime girl fan service appeal in video games and anime shows.
But now I understand the furry fan service, hubba. Hubba
Does that make sense?
Get help
Totally! As a straight I’ve never seen male characters so blatantly sexualized in the same way female character are in some games. It’s interesting seeing it the other way around.
But you came across femboys
Man I seriously thought Mal was gonna have some “fun” with the gator.😏
I’m starting to like this fighting game. *Edit* Except for the F-bombs and eggplants dangling
Are there any female playable characters too?
It's a gay game
So no
@@naotatheendlessesper Gayme
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I love this writting
Aods
very funny🤥
Having one chonk villain is fine, but when MOST of the villains are chonks and none of the heroes are, it comes off as a bit insulting when the game is clearly made by furries It's almost like the dev has something against fatfurs if he/she keeps making them the villains. And, no, I don't count Enfur because his belly is flat. Also, I know you can play as some of them, but they're still villains. This guy probably dies on his way to the Tower of Babel.
Don't over think it to much
@@rokchuntheholy6937 No, I should just keep putting up with sick stomachs and likable characters getting beaten up. The crocodile guy doesn't even act like a villain, and he probably dies on his way to the Tower of Babel. Why should I want that.
Also, if you're not intending to insult a demographic, don't make that demographic the villains. Simple as that.
@@baalfgames5318 You're reading far too deep into things. Someone who hates a demographic would make them either complete and utterly unlikable or not bother with them in the first place. The devs went through the trouble of designing and putting those characters into a game, making them likable and integrating and coding them as playable options. How many go that extra mile? There not being such a character in the main cast is not out of malice but out of circumstances of this being an indie game that has to make due with the time and resources it has available. The main character group and general plot literally had to be finalized very early in development to start the entire thing off in the first place. Everything else had to be added later within those parameters. There's tons of potential character archetypes that could've made it into the initial main group but didn't. That doesn't mean that all of those archetypes are on the devs imaginary hate-list. It's as asinine as accusing the game dev of hating women for not focusing on female characters. It just makes people look crazy, media illiterate and obsessed with their personal bias check lists. The moment it makes people throw out grueling accusations it starts becoming paranoid, if not outright toxic.
@@BrutalSalamander1 Dude, they made fatfurs THE VILLAINS! They are SUPPOSED to be unlikable, and you're SUPPOSED to be happy with their demise. Them being playable doesn't change the fact that THEY! ARE! VILLAINS!!! It also doesn't make sense that you CAN play as them because you also KIILL them! And, you know what, I could understand if it was, like, ONE fatfur villain, but to KEEP making the villains fatfurs when none of the heroes are, even the one that feels like they're SUPPOSED to be a fatfur, can only come off as insulting. Seriously, just give Enfur a belly. That's all that really needs to be done besides cutting down on the fatfur villains.
@@baalfgames5318 That is a rather simplistic and limited view when it comes to antagonists in media. They're not all supposed to be random hate-sinks to vent overly specific personal frustrations on. Some are made to be just obstacles for gameplay, some are made to be sympathetic, some are made to be thoughtful and complex, some are made to be unapologetically evil, some are made to be flawed like everyone else, some see themselves as the heroes of their own story and some are just meant to be plain fun. They can be many things. A TON of creators and designers absolutely adore and love their cast of antagonists and hold them as dear as their main characters, sometimes even more so. Oftentimes the reasoning doesn't have to go further than "Because I like them" or "Because they're fun". Not to mention this game has no real "heroes". They're all selfish demons in hell in some way or another. There is no room for black-and-white thinking or moral high ground to be had. It's not a fairy tale. It's not a check list. It's not some invisible quota that has to be met. Normal people don't have that live rent-free in their heads. The devs just like having a bunch of morally questionable characters with fun and appealing looks beat the crap out of each other. Thinking any deeper than that makes as much sense as looking into Spongebob to discuss the Illuminati and the state of the human condition. It's not that deep. It just makes one look crazy.