They made a "female protagonist" steam tag and didn't use it here?
Also, why does gender always have to be brought into things that don't really matter? You can be anyone you want on the internet and design, programming and art are not done with your dick.
Now what I'm wondering is, why is the minimum requirement Windows Vista?
Would you really be unable to watch this on XP?
[QUOTE=booster;49065471]Now what I'm wondering is, why is the minimum requirement Windows Vista?
Would you really be unable to watch this on XP?[/QUOTE]
Windows XP is probably no longer supported by Valve, likely due to dwindling Steam users using the OS as per current Steam Hardware survey.
[URL="http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey"]http://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey[/URL]
[QUOTE=The Janitor;49064189]They made a "female protagonist" steam tag and didn't use it here?[/QUOTE]
You can just add the tag, they're crowdsourced anyway.
[QUOTE]Also, why does gender always have to be brought into things that don't really matter? You can be anyone you want on the internet and design, programming and art are not done with your dick.[/QUOTE]
At least this time around the approach seems to be a bit more positive, which may help reduce the stereotypes that the other "it's about gender" stuff creates.
According to the first review it seems to still be more about the people than the code though, which may or may not be a bad thing depending on your preferences. It's probably not the best way to actually get people into coding, but maybe it's enough for some to try it.
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