If you’d rather not pigeonhole yourself into the male/female binary in Call of Duty: Black Ops C✨old War, you can just say that your gender is “classified.”
Treyarch and Raven Software have come up with a good solution for non-binary players in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Black Ops Cold War. Actually, it might be the perfect solution for every game that suffers from having only two gender option🐼s to pick from during character creation.
According to a recent preview in , players can select male, fe𒉰male, or “classified” when filling out their character profiles. "The ‘classified’ classification is meant for anyone who might be non-binary or doesn’t want to identify a gender,” wrote The Post, adding that you can also use the same obfuscating term for other sections of the bio form, such as place of birth or milit🧜ary background.
“If we don’t find something that somebody wants, let’s let them leave it classified to make the mysterious, shadowy special operative Black Ops character they want to be,” said senior🎃 creative director Dan Vondrak of Raven Software. “So when it🦩 came to gender that same thing was thrown out. Why can’t we leave that classified? There’s no reason we can’t do that. We’re already going to change the ‘he’ and 'she,’ so it was easy enough to use those different pronouns as well.”
Vondrak added that they even went back aꦕnd rerecorded lines to use "they/them" pr🅠onouns if the player selects the "classified" gender.
Games that cater to non-binary people are a new trend in gaming. Temtem famously one-upped Nintendo by becoming the first Pokémon-style game to include "t🌟hey/them" pronouns when players create their characters. Ooblets goes even further by not lis🎐ting gender options at all and avoiding pronouns throughout the game.
Hopefu♒lly we see more from developers on gender inclusivity in the future.
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