Halo 4 permaban for sexism

[eliasfrost]

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2012/11/i-...ex-change/

Now that's sexism.
It don't frown at sexism, but I do find it weird that the dad would want to erase any traces of historical gender roles having existed. My thought goes to what must go on in his bedroom, him in pink handcuffs and his wife with a whip and wax candles.

Edit:
Also, in my frustration, I have to wonder: Why didn't he fix Metroid Other M instead? That game apparently needs fixing, because it features gender roles that most certainly wasn't there in previous games.

I'm not even going to answer this. It's a game, it don't have to be historically correct.

It doesn't have to be politically correct either, if you consider "women always being on top" politically correct. The translator took offence when he saw a male hero, and wanted to teach his daughter that only women can be heroes. He has issues. I bet his "daughter" is just his son dressed in a pink dress.

I never said that women should be on top, where did I say that? Show me because I would be really interested in reading things I haven't written. And he didn't take offense, he wanted to make sure his daughter would immerse herself and identify with the character, and he didn't want to show that only girls can be heroes, he wanted her daughter to (again) identify with the character, and by giving Link a sex change, he achieved that. And that last sentence was not even funny.