You said at the beginning that it's the industry as a whole that has matured. Now you're backpedaling by electing to single out parties.

What, are these female developers so insecure that they're going to throw a hissyfit over every scantily dressed woman in the entire games industry?

Yeah? So why is it ok to have sexy dancers in say movies but not at parties?

If you're going to sit there and get upset over sexy dancers at a party, then you might as well start clamoring for no sexual objectification in all forms of media and entertainment. That includes videogames, movies, TV shows, strip clubs etc. Again, just because you and other SJWs and feminists are too insecure to enjoy such things doesn't mean others can't enjoy it either.

And yet the most popular TV show is Game of Thrones, a series dedicated to ass and tits.

Besides, who are you to tell people what they can and can't enjoy in their videogames?

I'm guessing Brianna Wu got jealous of all the attractive women that she deep down yearns to be.

It's funny though, I don't see any feminists apologizing for objectifying men in Magic Mike.

Is there something in the U.S. Constitution that says you're not allowed to criticize videogames? What case are they going to bring to court exactly?

I just want a Zelda game that has a rich overworld similar to Minish Cap and Majora's Mask. Part of the reason why I disliked Twilight Princess and Skyward Sword was because of how empty their overworlds were.

I'm not getting it because quite frankly I'm really tired of sandbox games.

Seems like every goddamn game this gen is an open world sandbox.

Mario RPG and Super Metroid please.