Youre saying that, once those characters are in the world of a superhero franchise, theyre hermetically sealed off from real-world issue.
STONE: I think John Boyegas a great actor, and the cast in the new Star Wars movies are fing great. But theres not really racism. I just dont know how much racism there is on Hoth.
In Stick of Truth we got halfway through the game, and we had narratively come up with the big Girls Quest halfway through it. [The Girls] were a faction in the fantasy world. And then someones like, What if you want to be a girl? Narratively, it didnt work. Wed have to sh can the whole game. So we just left it the way it was. This time, we obviously wanted to add that.
But the boys are little boys, because its really a story about little boys running around. So they dont care about [your character being a girl]? That seems weird. They always seemed to care about it in the show. Are they dumb about it, and they dont know? So youre in hiding? Or do they totally care about that, and totally treat you differently? So we ended up doing those things differently for different characters.
It actually turned out to be quite a bit more work. Im also playing The Division Im not just saying that because its Ubisoft. I made the character look like my wife, just because I thought that was funny, running around New York shooting people looking like my wife. But the game doesnt treat you that differently. The guys still shoot you. The game doesnt really react that much differently. Thats cool for that kind of game. Its been a funny journey to go through, introducing something that we thought would just be a cool feature. Youre a girl! But now theyre going to treat you different.