It seems like now more than ever, large-scale campaigns against inclusion and diversity has come to attack pretty much every game that's announced these days that doesn't include a straight white man as its sole protagonist. Assassin's Creed Shadows was attacked for having the Black samurai Yasuke as one of its main characters, as has Dragon Age: The Veilguard, Alan Wake 2, and most recently Silent Hill 2 Remake, as many got angry at a "body positive" neon sign that was actually ripped straight from the original game.
Modern classics like Disco Elysium and Baldur's Gate 3 have released since we last saw The White Wolf. How will The Witcher 4 evolve for the times?
It's caused a lot of misinformation to spread like wildfire, as certain people behind the outrage whip up fans into hate-fuelled frenzies for profit. One such developer that has become the target of these frenzies is The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 studio CD Projekt Red, which was recently named as a developer that is in "dire trouble" due to a supposed significant loss of talent and the resulting "diversity hires" to replace them.
They're claims that have no merit, aren't backed up...