Does anyone know where Jaden was going with this? Like I get that the guy is crazy but maybe the intent was introspection, like asking "if a tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?"
It's incomplete in certain areas, inventory management is a nightmare, and the mini bosses in dlc areas (gorecyclops, undead dragons, wargs I think they were called) take ten minutes of healthbar whittling and they respawn when you rest.
But the true test is whether the game is fun to play, and it is! Regardless of which class you're playing, the game lets you feel like a badass. I'd just recommend playing with some QOL mods.
Blue Eye Samurai, where the mc binds her chest and hides her neck, talks about being born different from everyone else, and insists on he/him pronouns. Then the producers are like "yeah she just pretends to be a guy because it makes her life easier".
I'll wager a guess and say they're talking about Team Fortress 2, a game with a huge amount of community servers and most of the cosmetics being hats for your characters.
Mustard's point was that they didn't want someone blowing up on them because they used the wrong word.
I doubt they have any problem with using a person's requested pronouns, just that it's possible to make mistakes and they'd rather be politely corrected.
A lot of webcomics are a collection of independent, funny pages. This one's actually a story about a kid who starts seeing ghosts. It's crunchy, each character has a unique voice and they're all nuanced. Lately, the artist/author has dialed back the amount of art on each new page by a lot and that makes me sad, but the story is still great.
my toxic trait is thinking I could win a fight with a goose