How diverse is the video game industry;race and gender

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ihatelifeFS420 · Answer

what do you mean

Manny300303199 · Answer

what??

y2kmwah · Answer

in video games i b seeing all races an genders frfr

euphoriiic · Answer

@y2kmwah wrote:

in video games i b seeing all races an genders frfr

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TinydinoUwU · Answer

they put women as object and the womenize how women think how they act now adays all girlls want is money and other stuff they show there bodys off for show and pleasure men as whole are seen as ruff and tuff the people who provide for there love ones nowadays women are trying to work soo they are trying to put the imagine as easy life for women

Manny300303199 · Answer

@tinydinouwu wrote:

they put women as object and the womenize how women think how they act now adays all girlls want is money and other stuff they show there bodys off for show and pleasure men as whole are seen as ruff and tuff the people who provide for there love ones nowadays women are trying to work soo they are trying to put the imagine as easy life for women

Big brain

saintress · Answer

In my opinion, not very diverse. Games over time have gotten better in including people of color, representing disability and different religions, and (although very little) LGBTQ+ characters. I think the objectification and just borderline sexist portrayal of women in games is still high as always, and it should just.. stop. It's getting boring. Even game companies realize the only way their game will blow up is if they have pretty, picture perfect women.

TL,DR; Pretty diverse. The industry could use some work though on certain aspects. I do like how certain games have a very diverse cast of characters, and I think it makes characters more interesting and the storyline too.

toga · Answer

The video game industry has historically been criticized for a lack of diversity, particularly in terms of both race and gender. However, in recent years, there has been a push for more inclusivity and representation in games. Some game developers have made efforts to create games with diverse protagonists and storylines that reflect a broader range of experiences. Additionally, there are now more women and people of color in positions of power within the industry, which can help to bring new perspectives and voices to game development. While there is still work to be done to make the industry truly diverse, there are positive signs of progress.

MAGABACK · Answer

rn, itz doing a gj

IceSpice · Answer

@magaback wrote:

rn, itz doing a gj

I agree. They are doing a much better job than before. However, when it comes to girls being accepted as gamers...that's not doing so hot. I mean, if people hear about girls being gamers they act all shocked and dismiss it as nothing more than a phase while boys get treated completely different. It's just downright shameful to be honest. When it comes to race I will say that the video game industry is trying hard to be inclusive of all races(especially African Americans). When female gender starts to be appreciated in the video game industry as much as male gender, I will be satisfied. I hope I will live to see the day. Until then, I can only hope we will do better as a society.

Rosee5656 · Answer

@euphoriiic wrote:

@y2kmwah wrote:

in video games i b seeing all races an genders frfr

^

real

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@tinydinouwu wrote:

they put women as object and the womenize how women think how they act now adays all girlls want is money and other stuff they show there bodys off for show and pleasure men as whole are seen as ruff and tuff the people who provide for there love ones nowadays women are trying to work soo they are trying to put the imagine as easy life for women

i think there is more to it than that

Austinsbabygirl4life · Answer

SPAM

PureSoulless · Answer

@austinsbabygirl4life wrote:

SPAM

Nuh uh.

Rosee5656 · Answer

ermm

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@austinsbabygirl4life wrote:

SPAM

Actually, no it's not. This question is an inquiry on the video game industry, being that my future career will be a video game designer, after i complete my major in computer science along with a minor in music technology. The nature of the question does not entirely fit into the computer science subject, so it is in misc.Though, the context behind this post was provided in it's the original version, which is why it is still open. Asking people for a "swatch" for free as ur first question is spam, tho. Who would do that tho? You.

hellokitty265 · Answer

@tinydinouwu wrote:

they put women as object and the womenize how women think how they act now adays all girlls want is money and other stuff they show there bodys off for show and pleasure men as whole are seen as ruff and tuff the people who provide for there love ones nowadays women are trying to work soo they are trying to put the imagine as easy life for women

w

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@hellokitty265 wrote:

@tinydinouwu wrote:

they put women as object and the womenize how women think how they act now adays all girlls want is money and other stuff they show there bodys off for show and pleasure men as whole are seen as ruff and tuff the people who provide for there love ones nowadays women are trying to work soo they are trying to put the imagine as easy life for women

w

not a w actually, it doesnt pertain to the question. It just talks about girls and provides no insight into what the video game industry is like

hellokitty265 · Answer

wym?

hellokitty265 · Answer

i see a lot on gold digger girls and half naked girls in games

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@hellokitty265 wrote:

i see a lot on gold digger girls and half naked girls in games

it give insight into "diversity" in the video game industry only gender(1 gender at that) or race.

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

doesnt

hellokitty265 · Answer

wym

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@hellokitty265 wrote:

wym

what i just said

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@hellokitty265 wrote:

wym

do you not know what diversity means?

hellokitty265 · Answer

ofc im not that dumb

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@hellokitty265 wrote:

ofc im not that dumb

well there u go

hellokitty265 · Answer

interesting

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

@velmalovesshaggy145 wrote:

@hellokitty265 wrote:

ofc im not that dumb

well there u go

"How varied are the representations different racial and gender groups in the video game industry when considering diversity, race, and gender?

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

I rephrased the question

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

I rephrased the question

velmalovesshaggy145 · Answer

different isthe key word which is why im saying the answer wasnt a W

hellokitty265 · Answer

depends on the game ig

hellokitty265 · Answer

@velmalovesshaggy145 wrote:

different isthe key word which is why im saying the answer wasnt a W

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