If BAFTA wasn't irrelevant to me already, it certainly is now. These kinds of checkbox developments is the kind of thing I have been worried about might show up over the last few years, I'm not against diversity in games, or any media for that matter, but it has to fit context and it has to be there for a reason. Not just to check some corporate boxes, that entirely degrades the concept of inclusivity in the first place. Also it doesn't work to represent a situation as a 50/50 split situation genderwise in case it's about a field which has a 85/15 split of people interacting with it, that would not be a case of underrepresenting one group, it's a case of overrepresenting a group, which honestly is worse.<br><br>Also how would a game analyse a situation from the perspective of certain characters with certain character traits, in these games since you have to include everything to such a degree, that you completely dilute the very concept of the games origins. Stuff like the this is a blight upon the inclusivity issue, because it tries to corporately "appear to do something about the issue" even if their action of doing so, in reality changes nothing, and only misrepresents reality and / or history (the latter's worse by the way, as we can only learn from history what to avoid, as long as it's being properly represented).