@nurnberg @5telio6

If you'd played past Tomb Raiders, you'd notice the huge difference between a cardboard, sexualized Lara and the real human being presented in the new game.

It's not about feminist revolution. It's about the industry maturing, and well written stories weaved into games.

Much like cinema in the 1900s wasn't considered art. Games are on the same path.

The industry is constantly changing, as it always has.

I think a bloke called Einstein said something about change once..

Tomb Raider's no 1 in charts. Starcraft HotS is 3rd, which also has a female lead.

Isn't it time to stop excuses and grow some balls, game industry?