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you never played any video games
your either a troll or profoundly dumb lol
instead of agoniszing over brass tacks and sexuality and gooner bs you go take a shower
This old looking, haggard Nicole is a completely different character. It's the way of things.
Did you miss the info the whole place smells like vomit, with rotten and moist flesh hanging all around the walls? Let's not forget the constant threat of death and specially the personal space you'd need to have sex. It's probably going to be the best love you've ever made to a girl if you ever did at all.
So unless you're some weird fan of necrotic sex I see no point in sexualizing this game at all. The remake is way more mature than the original, you just fail to see it.
From the beginning with Frankenstein and Phantom of the Opera all the way through to Alien and Jason. Sex and Death are a constant.
Remove one of those hinges and the door falls off.
Any interaction with said character in DS2 is not real, as such, they have the creative freedom to do what ever they want if the sequel comes to fruition. Her on screen time is quite low compared to pretty much everyone else anyways. Though not insignificant.
I would be bummed out if they change Ellie, as she was a breath of fresh air vs Daina and a welcome addition to the cast IMHO.
I dont believe I have made the case for that, especially considering DS2 remake isnt publicly available.
OP states that DS2 cant work because of current remake, I argue that they have the creative freedom within the established world to "fix" it. As Nicole is dead and any appearance is the Marker.
As for your counterpoint, doesnt hold water, as I dont think Isaac ever witnessed Nicole with a hollowed out skull emitting beams of light climbing on a table to force feed a goat screaming session while alive. Which is how that character is introduced in DS2 and remains that way until like what? 3 quarters through the game?
The result - no DS2 because of poor sales. EA tried to force the DS audience to like ugly characters, even the npc's, and they learned the hard way that never works.
Without Respect - We Reject.
I dont even know what you are arguing at this point.