[Fredbob392]

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Originally Posted by Yarlick

All you think is about inclusivity and stuff like this. Is that a recurring thing America? That the only change you can do to a product is about inclusivity and diversity?
I wasn't talking about that change at all. As I don't give any shit about inclusivity and diversity. I don't even understand why some characters being gay, non binary or stuff like this is such huge deal.
Perhaps it's a cultural thing as in most civilized countries of Europe, these kind of debates are moot since equality is a thing in some of our countries.

I gave the perfect example about why some changes are bad and can hurt the product.

I talked about NieR as an example, it was the perfect example as to what type of changes you shouldn't have.
The original protagonist in Japan was a young man. In the US and the rest of the world (thanks to Square USA) was an old overly muscular guy.
THAT change ended hurting Nier in terms of sales and SQEA told the Japanese branch that they fucked up.

That's what I'm pointing out.
Changing for sake of appealing to a certain audience isn't good.

I thought I made myself clear.

Do you understand my point better now?
I don't even understand how we came to talk about "changes" like these when we were talking about making Tokusatsu readily available worldwide.

Unfortunately, America barely counts as a first world country, and we do still have to fight for the right to equality. Sorry for assuming that's the sort of changes you were talking about, in most nerd centric discussions, those are the sort of thing people unfortunately complain about. I think I understand what you're trying to say, even if I'm not sure it's really as big an issue as you're worried. Regardless, MKDremare and GreenPsychoRanger are right, this is getting way off topic