Take a look at the idea you just mentioned there, there is potential for a story there that isn't the same tired nonsense they've been churning out for years. A transman and a transwoman team up to try and make the money they need for hormone treatments, surgery and more after being refused because of discrimination.

The way they get that money ends up with them getting into more trouble than they had originally considered.

There is a lot of potential there for showing how those characters are struggling to be happy in their lives and having to turn to crime to find that happiness. Sounds more interesting than 'Heterosexual, cis-gender man goes killing for whatever petty reason, hoo rah hateful mindsets from a hateful company for hateful consumers who can't think beyond themselves'

Yeah, suggesting that single mothers could go off to be continuously raped by convicted rapists while their children are raised by the state isn't fucked up all.

I'm sorry, I like a bit of a challenge as much as the next guy...but games that are so difficult that they only piss me off and make me want to put a hole in my wall...I'll just pass on.

I play games first and foremost to have fun and be entertained, not frustrated to the point of grinding my teeth, pulling my hair out and throwing my controller out the window.

And it seems like that's the main reason that most like the "Souls" franchise.

Me: "So what's so great about it?"

Them: "Ahhh...um...it's just so hard dude!! Just brutal! Phone ringing? Have to take a piss? Kid crying in the next room? Guess what? F*ck that noise, bro! This game doesn't even have a pause button! And if you die, you lose all your shit and go back to the beginning like it's still 1986!"