Why can't Western Developers make sexy women characters?
Why can't Western Developers make sexy women characters?
>that Kaguya
I was going to talk shit about 3DPD but nah, we're okay here.
Because they don't put men in dresses, wigs and contacts.
ugly
They have no reference sources...
she cute
They can, but stopped on purpose or lost the ability to just for retarded "politics" because ugly shit or cucks will get asshurt. That's literally it.
>sexy western women
Huh? Never heard that before
not allowed
They do, you're just not playing the right games.
jews and women, the same answer as to why literally everything else is shitty
>sexy
>that
Are you trying to prove a point here? Ugly asian with blinding photoshop filter isn't proving it.
>NOOOOOO MUH REALISM HURRR
there's you problem
Because most companies are woke infected.
Normal people felt threatened during TLoU2 development for example.
These wokes arent capable of civil discourse lols and they wont make decent games to save their filthy lives.
Give me a good place to watch (preferably online) cosplay JAVs.
western mutts getting buttmad
Because they design their women based on reality.
Kaguya a cute
I said nothing about realism being the problem. Are you alright?
>pointing something out = mad
you might be the mad one here dude
If you're going to compete against the literal perfection of 2D, makeup and photoshop filters are kind of compulsory to have at least a fighting chance.
They can but western womyn are too masculine to be beautiful.
They can, just need to go on a detox to get the onions out of their systems
Why do involuntary celibate men gravitate toward asian women? Do they think they behave differently? All women are whores; they act the same. Wake up.
>wojacks
no one read your post, sorry
I did
Cringe but redpilled
Based. James Based.
>image only on 8 levels of irony
Pathetic
Umm, user...
white woman fuck dogs
Based. It's sad to see people actually falling for the insectoid meme because they act cute and shit. Oldest trick in the book.
it's a form of cope