There is not a single thing presented in the show that isn't done in a mocking, parody or crude and offensive way.
Literaly everything in the show is a joke. It wouldn't be so bad if it was less common and funnier. But The Cissy mocking the other side and the fact that transgender was an option in the game led me to believe the game wouldn't include transphobic NPCs. I know South Park has a bad history with trans people, with characters like Mr/Ms Garrison and Caitlyn Jenner. Even Cartman was cool with Kenny being a princess before, so why can't literally any NPC be respectful of me now? Video games, especially a South Park one, should be escapes from reality. I'm not out of the closet irl so I was looking forward to a chance to express something closer to myself in an accepting fantasy world. Mackey warned me that I'd have to face struggles, but I wasn't expecting them to be so pervasive in the game.
That's some new outfit, sport! Have you been going through your mom's closet again? I don't see gender.Īnd, from my character's dad who knew about her being trans on the phone: That's an interesting look you got going on, boy and/or girl. Secondly, there's some pretty dodgy dialogue in places. That's normally fine, I didn't mind it in the first game, but the fact that I was given the option to play a girl should mean characters should address me as one as well. For one, all cutscenes use male pronouns. Apparently it happens no matter what you select, but it was funny nonetheless. The jokes about how it contradicts Stick of Truth were great! And I got a good laugh out of the redneck encounter outside. Mackey calling the parents, and even I got a bit upset at his behavior, but I realized through the show's context he's supposed to be a terrible counselor. Normally playing a cis woman is ideal but since I've only seen trans representation in Dream Daddy and here, I wanted to see what it did with it. Normally I'll play a biological female character because that's the only option for being a girl, so I jumped on the opportunity immediately. Someone posted an article about this and it was laughed at, but allow me to make similar points from a less radical reactionary perspective.
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