King_Stannis
Explorer
Re: Re: Grrrrrr....
Thank you, FD. That means more coming from you than it ever would from me. As I’ve said, I don’t believe that cheesecake is demeaning to women. But the people who find avalanche so distasteful must find cheesecake art demeaning to women, otherwise we would not be having this discussion. Here are a few earlier quotes on this thread. I’ve substituted for the word “cheesecake” the definition of that word according to those who dislike avalanche’s covers.
It's not about * art that degrades women *. It's about using *art that degrades women * … properly. In a fitting context.
Well, as noted in another post, Monte's cover was an action scene with * art that degrades women *.
Does that not demonstrate my point? Context schmontext. Either you see something as right or wrong. Two covers, both wanting the same goal and using similar methods – hot chicks who are scantily clad. One just happens to have a monster on it’s cover.
Sorry, but to me it just sounds like a way for those people not to criticize DGF and monte.
Furn_Darkside said:
Well, you would be wrong.
I agree that it is tasteless to use half-naked women on covers and I tend to avoid such products. I have yet to buy an avalanche product, and will not be purchasing Demon God's Fane- though I had planned on it.
I like looking at beautiful women, but I don't buy gaming products for beautiful women. Such covers are usually a sign of odd priorities, and brings the quality of the product into question.
However- I will call someone a hypocrite when they are one- even if I agree with them. Otherwise, I would be a hypocrite.
My stance is "context" is a nice little rationalization for hypocritical behavior.
If you think a naked demon women is not titilation because it is mythological, then I question your resolve on your stance.
"Context" should never be used to find acceptance of questionable behavior/events.
FD
Thank you, FD. That means more coming from you than it ever would from me. As I’ve said, I don’t believe that cheesecake is demeaning to women. But the people who find avalanche so distasteful must find cheesecake art demeaning to women, otherwise we would not be having this discussion. Here are a few earlier quotes on this thread. I’ve substituted for the word “cheesecake” the definition of that word according to those who dislike avalanche’s covers.
It's not about * art that degrades women *. It's about using *art that degrades women * … properly. In a fitting context.
Well, as noted in another post, Monte's cover was an action scene with * art that degrades women *.
Does that not demonstrate my point? Context schmontext. Either you see something as right or wrong. Two covers, both wanting the same goal and using similar methods – hot chicks who are scantily clad. One just happens to have a monster on it’s cover.
Sorry, but to me it just sounds like a way for those people not to criticize DGF and monte.