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Baldur's Gate III
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Baldur's Gate 3 obtiene un 8/10 en el Wokeometer por incluir romances agnósticos al género, caminos de poliamor y opciones de 'they/them' no binarias totalmente expresadas por voz en la creación de personajes y sistemas de compañeros. Sáltatelo si quieres fantasía tradicional sin que la política de identidad moderna forzada anule el mundo.
Baldur's Gate 3 integra elementos ideológicos progresistas profundamente en sus sistemas centrales en lugar de tratarlos como incidentales.
Las mecánicas de romance hacen que cada compañero —incluyendo Astarion, Shadowheart, Gale, Karlach, Lae'zel, Wyll, Halsin y Minthara— esté disponible independientemente del género del personaje jugador, con escenas explícitas del mismo sexo, caminos de poliamor (notablemente Halsin apoyando relaciones abiertas) y arcos de intimidad impulsados por la aprobación que forman un pilar de juego importante a lo largo de múltiples actos. Estas características, junto con el énfasis del desarrollador en la expresión fluida de la identidad, convierten las interacciones de los compañeros en vehículos para contenido queer y agnóstico al género que anulan los límites tradicionales del rol de fantasía. La creación de personajes reemplaza el género binario con tipos de cuerpo, voces, genitales y pronombres independientes, incluyendo 'they/them', que son totalmente expresados por voz en el diálogo después de que los actores regrabaran las líneas; la identidad no binaria es una opción seleccionable que altera cómo los NPCs se dirigen al jugador. Esta integración de pronombres 'they/them' y opciones no binarias como mecánicas totalmente compatibles prioriza la política de identidad contemporánea sobre la construcción coherente del mundo, comprometiendo la inmersión y el valor de entretenimiento por diseño.
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We've run a full content analysis on Baldur's Gate III and scored it 8/10 on the woke scale. Read our detailed breakdown above to see exactly what we found.
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Full of extremely forced propaganda on all woke tropes, from black elves to gay stuff everywhere. Jarring.
Main characters are predominantly women or DEI while the White characters look incompetent or silly based on their dialogues, personality and look: portrayed as gnomes, tifflings or a disgusting vampire Astarian. 'Genders' were replaced with 'body types'. It is really hard to play this game as you are confused and have this weird feeling that Larian wanted to appeal to all people at once which was not a case with Divinity Original Sin 1 and 2
While there are some questionable romance options, you can forge your own path in this game, nothing is forced. Big props to the fact that you can fully undress your characters and nothing is censored. No DEI, no politics just freedom of exploration.
Why did you give it 0 score if you just admitted it has sketchy romances?
Although there are options for LGBTQ+ romances and character creation. None of it is forced and has zero narrative or mention of it specifically. All romance narrative have the same dialogs.