Resorting to caps lock and calling me "dumb" just because you ran out of valid arguments is a classic sign of defeat. Imagine throwing a tantrum and gatekeeping a game because a female player left a polite suggestion. You can repeat your "go away" rule as much as you want, but it won't erase the fact that female gamers are a real part of the audience who have every right to give feedback on active indie projects. Keep screaming into the void, your fragile ego is showing!
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There is a huge difference between a single person's whim and the systemic exclusion of an entire group of players. When games rely on community donations, it is completely normal to ask for basic inclusion like gender choice. No one is forcing the dev, but we have every right to voice our disappointment as female players. Feedback is how games grow, and ignoring it won't change the fact that we exist and support this genre too.
Asking for a basic feature like gender selection isn't "entitlement", it’s a standard request for a game relying on community support and donations. Devs love receiving financial support from everyone, including women, but when we ask to be included, we are suddenly told to "go away" and labeled selfish. You can defend this lazy exclusion all you want, but ignoring a segment of your audience while taking community money is hypocritical. I have every right to voice my disappointment as a player
I understand that creating art takes time and effort, but that still doesn’t change the fact that I can't just pretend to have a male body for the sake of your schedule. It’s good to hear you are updating the first game and fixing the dialogue for Jane Black in the sequel, but a forced male perspective still ruins the immersion for female players. Hard work is great, but it doesn't fix the disconnect.
As a female fan of FNAF parodies, I was really hoping to find a female protagonist option in this game. Forcing a strictly male-only perspective completely ruins the immersion for female players. We exist, we support adult indie games, and it’s incredibly frustrating when developers completely lock the story behind a male lens just to save time on art. Please consider adding a female MC option in future updates, because your female audience deserves to be included, not ignored.
As a female player, it’s incredibly disappointing to see how you completely abandoned the female protagonist option in the sequel. Saying that offering a female route "balloons the scope"just feels like a lazy excuse to ignore your female audience. We exist, we play your games, and forcing a male-only perspective completely ruins the immersion for us. Your female fans deserved better than being pushed aside just because you didn't want to spend time on inclusive art.