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How can we be more diverse in dbd after the LGBTQIA2S+ character

JimboMason
JimboMason Member Posts: 759
edited June 2021 in General Discussions

Alright, I'm gonna be honest here before I jump into the actual discussion, I wasn't on board for the longest time on getting a LGBTQ+ survivor, mostly because I felt like it felt weird in a game like dbd and that there are bigger issues in the game, but I've shifted my view over some time, and I've come to support the idea of getting a character like this. My main thing is, once we've gotten our character, how else can we help promote diversity and progressiveness. An idea I had is maybe, to help spread awareness, is that we can get a survivor who is either autistic or schizophrenic, as someone who has a family member who deals with both of these. Overall, I would love to see more diversity within the game, as I've come to see how important it actually is, and, even if it is a horror game, I want to see more people come into the game and feel comfortable that they are represented within the game.

edit: please be civil everyone, I've already seen some peepo get heated up

2nd edit: its 9:00 and I came in to check on this post, 99+ replies, yikes, anyway look at 1st edit

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