I get the modded mega dong.

And despite all of that maturity, they still do male-gaze, heteronormative centric design.

In BG3, Type A halflings (male presenting) are all dumpy and kinda goofy-looking. Type B halflings are all banging smokeshows. Give me the dumpy looking halflings, man.

In Cyberpunk, the camera lingers on nude women, but hides or ignores male nudity, even if the player character is fem presenting and chooses a male partner.

There's a YouTube video about this, but I can't find it. I'll update later if I do (and remember)

Wheres my cybernetic lady horse cock? Immersion ruined.

I pick the micropenis because I'm short and proud of it.

Ha! That’s awesome I love it

Man, I'd PAY for a modern remake of SR2 that kept it basically as is but added better gfx/QoL stuff. That game was the peak of the series imo

I feellike I've seen this in some game. Not a binder, but that both types have covered tops and bottoms.

People who are never not upset are upset when designers don't title body types as masculine or feminine and instead use a single character like "A" or "B".

Like from a design standpoint if you have plans to introduce more body types then lettering them makes a lot of sense but I imagine that's also one of the first things to get cut from a budget because it multiplies the amount of QA that's going to happen.

For a lot of people the sex is way more important than the way it is presented. I'm attracted to feminine women and masculine women but I am not attracted to men of any kind. And you can present as androgenous, but if you have lady parts I'm still hot for it.

Everyone should be able to go topless if they wish. Boobs are not inherently sexual.

There was a protest in front of the Scottish supreme court when the UK had a ruling that declared trans women were men because of their "biological sex". So a bunch of trans women stood with their tits out and arms painted red since apparently they're men and that's OK

Ironically almost all media coverage of the event censored their breasts

Vaguely, because having 2 or 4 models that are static and always look good is actually a lot easier to design and test than a body that can be lots of sizes and shapes. Like, it's more work to make an outfit 4 times than 1 time, but it's also kinda easy work. Whereas making an outfit that can be any size and shape and still looks right and natural and doesn't clip through itself, etc is harder.

But not impossible, so I agree if your game is going to have sliders anyway, and those sliders are going to allow extreme adjustments and not just "length of torso, circumference of boobs", probably you're going to have to take a lot of that into account anyway.

Even still, though, having a "bunch" of sliders can sometimes still not be enough to get from one body type to another. Like, the fact that you can't start with the male body in most of these games and adjust your way to the female one, or vice versa, means there are properties that would need to be made adjustable that currently aren't, in order to actually get you smoothly from one to the other.

Presets easy, representing all possibilities with sliders hard