Someone came up with this comic strip :

And it has resulted in :
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Well I honestly don't see why not. It's going on, it's happening.Jonesey wrote:Soooo...
Is it wise to post that?

Yeah it should do. I can't see it's any different to the Fallwell vs Hustler case.AlbertKatraz wrote:Doesn't this fall under the umbrella of satire?
I don't think so, not even in the slightest. She's not been more visible than, say, Molyneaux, Kojima, Dave Perry (the ex Shiny one) or Miyamoto. It's really cynical of you to suggest otherwise.disciple wrote:
Ubisoft *have* been using Jade as a publicity tool tool to sell Assassin's Creed to us sad male geeks... haven't they?
But isn't anyone who does an interview about a game a PR tool?Rod_S wrote:I don't think so, not even in the slightest. She's not been more visible than, say, Molyneaux, Kojima, Dave Perry (the ex Shiny one) or Miyamoto. It's really cynical of you to suggest otherwise.disciple wrote:
Ubisoft *have* been using Jade as a publicity tool tool to sell Assassin's Creed to us sad male geeks... haven't they?
I think that comic is pathetic, whoever did that should be ashamed of himself. Imagine how the woman in question would feel about that and the suggestions that she's a PR tool? Fuck's sake. And yet people wonder why there are so few females working and taking part in gaming.

I would say that depends on your definition of "average".skweek wrote:But isn't anyone who does an interview about a game a PR tool?Rod_S wrote:I don't think so, not even in the slightest. She's not been more visible than, say, Molyneaux, Kojima, Dave Perry (the ex Shiny one) or Miyamoto. It's really cynical of you to suggest otherwise.disciple wrote:
Ubisoft *have* been using Jade as a publicity tool tool to sell Assassin's Creed to us sad male geeks... haven't they?
I think that comic is pathetic, whoever did that should be ashamed of himself. Imagine how the woman in question would feel about that and the suggestions that she's a PR tool? Fuck's sake. And yet people wonder why there are so few females working and taking part in gaming.
TBH she's pretty average looking.
Because, although people are saying this is attacking Ubisoft for their marketing, it isn't. It's attacking this one woman in a particularly horrible and personal manner. Not nice, and even if it was intended as satire, I can see why she might be upset enough to have her employer's legal division look into it.Rod_S wrote:Imagine how the woman in question would feel about that