The tawdry female bosses are tiresome, and we could do with more male fanservice.

[Krotoan]

There is a tendency from western games to make female characters look like a man and to remove feminine traits. Officially, is to make it more realistic and on par with your average "Jane" but I doubt it. Sometimes they use real actors, for male characters they keep said actor looks intact, but for females, is usually changed and no one can't tell me that a woman doesn't look like a "real" woman.

Characters at TLoU 2, at least body-wise, look like they are supposed to. Face wise I stand by my first point.

Just because you don't find the characters particularly attractive doesn't mean they "look like a man". Abbys body and face are definitely based on 2 different people.. but they're both women.

[Driavna]

Just because you don't find the characters particularly attractive doesn't mean they "look like a man". Abbys body and face are definitely based on 2 different people.. but they're both women.

Looking like a man does not have anything to do with finding a character attractive but the way it looks based on masculine/feminine traits. But perhaps masculine will be a more accurate word.

As a personal request don't assume stuff I haven't say. I never talked about being attractive, I talk about how they look.

Bonus: To me, Abby is the more appealing character in the hot mess that it is TLoU 2.

[Krotoan]

Looking like a man does not have anything to do with finding a character attractive but the way it looks based on masculine/feminine traits. But perhaps masculine will be a more accurate word.

As a personal request don't assume stuff I haven't say. I never talked about being attractive, I talk about how they look.

Bonus: To me, Abby is the more appealing character in the hot mess that it is TLoU 2.

What masculine traits do the female characters in TLoU2 have?

[xxvaynxx]

What masculine traits do the female characters in TLoU2 have?

Abby for sure and before you say "Well shes modeled after a female"
Saying someone is masculine doesn't mean someone is a man or we're calling said person a man. Being Masculine or feminine has nothing to do with gender.

Though I'm done with this argument as we're derailing the thread because we're not even talking about the point of the thread now.