he is specifically asking for positive representation based on real world stuff. I don’t want positive or negative representation of modern day UK culture - i don’t want any representation of that culture in a fantasy game set on an alien world with talking cows, zombies, foxes and dragons.
Its okay to not have modern real world politics and cultures in a game.
I’m asking for better representation of the Wastewanders. Not real world stuff.
Add a few children NPC’s
Add a merchant that sells oriental inspired cosmetic robes/dresses with a fantasy twist.
These two suggestions would make the Wastewanders better, and above all else continue the neutrality road they’ve been doing since BFA. That’s all I want for the wastewander.
And I have mentioned it multiple times. If Wastewanders are represented better, even in a fantasy game, it would make middle eastern gamers happy.
If we start to make our align our fantasy inspirations. To become representations of the real world too much… Everything stops being a fantasy in the end.
Wouldn’t you agree that there is representation in inspiration anyway? While keeping our world a fantasy too?
My friend the line here is thin before things become political…
I am a little confused. Where you draw the difference between inspiration and representation is.
Knowing Blizzard they would use “Little Britain” as their inspiration, in fact, they probably did to get the Kul Tiran accents… “not a reindeer are ya?”
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