[Feedback] Wuk Lamat's English Voice

[Palitutu]

Bro acting like Twitter isn't a hugbox that will hunt people down if they so much breathe a word of negativity about Poochie.

Oh hey, OP once again singling out someone pushing back against the transphobia and saying nothing at all about the actual transphobia.

[Bananarama]

Oh hey, OP once again singling out someone pushing back against the transphobia and saying nothing at all about the actual transphobia.

I think you'd be surprised how much of the so-called "transphobia" you're seeing comes from people without a hateful bone in their bodies. By your standards, what even does that word mean? What constitutes "transphobia" to you?

[FlowerMilk]

I think you'd be surprised how much of the so-called "transphobia" you're seeing comes from people without a hateful bone in their bodies. By your standards, what even does that word mean? What constitutes "transphobia" to you?

Unfortunately for you, the issue with Llammatea's voice is that the actor they chose was horrifically miscast and will invariably lead to impressions including but not limited to "This is just a guy with a bad accent", "This sounds uncanny as all hell", and "What were they thinking."

You're kidding yourself if you think we can't tell, by the way. It just is what it is. Your guilt tripping over people rightfully being extremely dissatisfied with the garbage performance of the garbage VA they chose for this yet even more garbage character(in a game that we pay for, not to mention this person's conduct on X) isn't doing you Llammatea/bryer meatriders any favors. I wasn't aware being "decent human beings" entailed making near-essays expressing this sheer cope that not everyone sees things in the way that you do. I think some of us will give "being decent human beings" a pass.

Also the Japanese VA is better anyway. :^)

I dunno dude maybe when you refer to a trans woman as a man that is, in fact, transphobia. But you clearly already know that, your bones might not have any hate them in, but the words you're saying sure do and I'm pretty sure that was your intent.

And I think she did a poor job, too, for the record. But that's no reason to be a transphobic turd about it.

[Retsu90]

Sorry, but your golden calf is a failure. A man is a man.

[FlowerMilk]

Sorry, but your golden calf is a failure. A man is a man.

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills how many people in this thread are saying that there is no transphobia going on here literally right next to someone like this just blatantly saying transphobic stuff while like 10 people like their post.



You can just say you don't like the VA's job you know, you're genuinely making it harder for people like me to do so with all your weirdo bigot crap. I'd rather just stay silent about it than get roped in with you freaks.

[Allenkenda]

Sorry, but your golden calf is a failure. A man is a man.

reported for transphobia lol

[Karious]

Oh hey, OP once again singling out someone pushing back against the transphobia and saying nothing at all about the actual transphobia.

Wowzers! Maybe I reported them for being toxic and ignored it???? WHAT A CONCEPT.

[Midare]

Oh hey, OP once again singling out someone pushing back against the transphobia and saying nothing at all about the actual transphobia.

Sometimes I forget some people gets their dopamine shots by trying to appear morally better than others online, and each time I'm reminded, I can't help but to roll my eyes.

But putting that aside for a moment, there's some questions that has been on my mind for a while and, to add context to the thoughts, I'll bring back the VA's tweet that has been shown before:



She recognizes her shortcomings by saying that exertion sounds not in their assigned gender are difficult.

Could it be that gender has nothing with said limitations and there's something in a more innate level?

Can doctors magically deny basic intrinsic capabilities such as tonal range when they observe something when a human being is born?

I guess it's also phobic to point those limitations? Where does that put the VA herself?

The line seems rather vague, so I want to make sure.

[Isala]

Sometimes I forget some people gets their dopamine shots by trying to appear morally better than others online, and each time I'm reminded, I can't help but to roll my eyes.

But putting that aside for a moment, there's some questions that has been on my mind for a while and, to add context to the thoughts, I'll bring back the VA's tweet that has been shown before:



She recognizes her shortcomings by saying that exertion sounds not in their assigned gender are difficult.

Could it be that gender has nothing with said limitations and there's something in a more innate level?

Can doctors magically deny basic intrinsic capabilities such as tonal range when they observe something when a human being is born?

I guess it's also phobic to point those limitations? Where does that put the VA herself?

Struggles to do thing because [x]. Gets hired to do that exact thing. Struggles to do that exact thing. Players point out that there was a struggle to do that thing because [x].

Suddenly, full on twitter style meltdown because pointing out the elephant in the room means you're every label under the sun.