Games are all about the characters and settings. Some stories are ok, but let's face it, whenever someone transforms a game into an actual narrative (movie) the results are usually ugly.
@Sozialminister: You were the one avoiding the subject at hand, I asked you three times, and all you could come up with were petty insults.
Since you have finally answered, here's my counter-argument: being gay isn't a political agenda, and I don't see any evidence of the Overwatch staff trying to push any sort of ideology in general. If you read the Overwatch comic where Tracer's sexuality is revealed, it's very blunt, there's no social commentary on human sexuality itself, nor is there any mention of politics as well.
The article itself quotes the main writer of the comic: "I think when we were talking about what a holiday comic could be, we thought this was a really great opportunity to see those characters away from the battlefield and see their friends, families and loved-ones. Just see them in a slightly different setting."
@Sozialminister: Since you can't read I'll put here in italics so it stands out.
You said: "They all complain about the marketing-buzzword "diversity". Many gamers even like lesbian characters, they just dont want to have these characters for the sake of attracting idiots with retarded political agendas."
So gamers are perfectly fine with gay characters, but they don't want them in their games because being gay or diverse is part of a political agenda that's held by some people.
Care to explain that logic, or do you just have more petty grade-school insults?
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