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TheButcher6641 TheButcher6641
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  • dspaceman20 dspaceman20

    Ok would you be interested in a guy survivor who's backstory is that they do drag. Then if they wanted to add a cosmetic that would make them be in drag. Similar to how legion has different characters and can change

  • GamerCustard GamerCustard

    @TheButcher6641 said:

    https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/1979401#Comment_1979401

    Overdone makeup is funny as why clowns wear it. If you google clown I'm sure you will find many pictures of clowns wearing makeup. My point is that clowns wearing makeup is a tradition so The Clown wearing makeup in dbd is not at all unusual. However a survivor with bright and massive pink hair, huge fake eyelashes and overdone makeup being chased by a killer is so rare that it's probably never crossed your mind until now.

    Ok? And the picture you provided - only one picture, may I add, after someone previously provided several photos of other drag queens, who you may find "unproblematic", if you really have no problems with gender fluidity or lgbt - how do you not perceive that yours isn't at least a little tongue in cheek? You want another example outside clown? What about Jeff's rip-off Kiss makeup?

    You have feng cosmetics with bright pink and blue hair, where's your issue with that?

    You've even got survivors running around in floor length dresses and onesies, and dressing as elves and boxes.

    And even after all that.. Has it ever occurred to you, OP, that it is optional to just not buy or play a survivor? It's really not that hard. Or is this thread just to bash other people's preferences, because you don't want anyone else playing them? In a game, why are you paying do much attention to the face of a survivor that you're not playing?

    Don't say that would ruin the aesthetic when you've got so many other bright, overdone cosmetics around. Unless your issue really is with the fact you don't like people straying out your perception of gender stereotypes, and that there'd be no problem here if the character was a woman, instead of a drag queen.

  • Afius Afius

    I think some people just don't want a stereotypical lgbt character. That's the idea I'm getting from people's opinions, a majority of people don't want representation in a stereotypical way. They want to have the character shown as a person not a stereotype. You seen it in older media forms as well where they'll just add a person to check a box without giving the character actual depth.

  • SimonSkinner SimonSkinner

    Really quite an irrelevant thread to open. It doesn't affect you at all, just like most LBGT representation or that of any other minority for that matter. There is no tone to ruin in this game that cosmetics haven't already. Before you complain about the potential of that representation again, ask yourself if it really affects you in any meaningful way before making a fool of yourself.

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