Is Pragmata really controversial, or are people overreacting about Diana?

[worldscolide]

I have played this game a little, and let me tell you its very good, and does what some of the comments suggest, It makes me want to be a dad, or rather it triggers the protective instinct very well via your in game partner Diana.

The controversy though surrounds Diana. One side suggests men aren't capable of having protective instincts over children, and especially not children of their own, and suggests that any man, especially childless men, wanting to play this are pedophiles.

And then there is this other side that is complaining over her supposed "Censoring" of her outfit and whats underneath.

My response to the first is "Tell that to every uncle out there, Every father out there, Every brother out there, and see where that gets you"

My response to the second "You people are why i have such strong protective instincts when it comes to kids. People like you deserve to be in prison"

[Snakeyes7]

I want to play that game so bad (not in the budget yet), it looks awesome and I love that people are calling it "dad space."

The game is pro-natalist so of course it is going to cause leftists to get their heads spinning. Many are projecting by calling anyone who likes Diana pedos, while one of them complained that they can't look up Diana's big jacket she wears (wtf is wrong with these people).

Hasan Piker said that gamers are too hyped over something they will never get, a loving family with children as sweet as Diana is. He needs to speak for himself.

[Snakeyes7]

Just realized the second paragraph is completely redundant. Oops.

[worldscolide]

Man I agree. I'm getting it as a b-day gift later this summer.

I love how Hasan says we will never have this. I have a family, I'm an uncle, my wife and I are trying to conceive. I think Hasan, the whore house patron (no joke he frequent sex workers) is projecting.

[Agape93]

It's only controversial because some pedophiles are being openly fucking gross, and some women can't comprehend a healthy father daughter relationship.

[worldscolide]

I have to agree. Just wow. I bought it cause of the scene where Diana draws you a picture in crayon. It's just adorable..

You may not know, but I have no kids, I have no brothers or sisters, but, I have 10 nieces and nephews. And there is nothing I wouldn't do for them. I may not be their dad, but I'd protect them just the same as if I were.

[worldscolide]

Said nieces and nephews are from my in laws, my wife's brothers and sister.

[worldscolide]

And two from a man I have known since I was 11. He is my brother in every way but biologically.

[Agape93]

J figured you didn't but even I agree. Shit I'm the godmother to. my best friends daughter. She's not mine and never will be but I still wouldn't let harm come to her

[worldscolide]

Exactly.

[DonaldDarko]

It's weird that the point of contention is that men have no paternal instincts. Odd to have a visceral response to the idea that they do. Something else is at work beneath it all.

[Snakeyes7]

The retards on Reddit are too hooked on the idea that men simply exist to torture women that they can't stand the slightest idea that they are protective of children.

They bitch about toxic masculinity but look at actual masculinity in play and they bitch anyway. There is no pleasing them.