#9348944, By themanfromdelmonte Borderlands 2

  • themanfromdelmonte 5 Feb 2013 20:23:40 459 posts
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    Mola_Ram wrote:
    They're not my preconceptions. They're stereotypes.

    That's sort of the whole point.
    But the game breaks the stereotype. The one black character, Roland doesn't speak this way. It's not re-enforcing the stereotype, or using it in a derogatory way.

    Jack's mocking of Roland over Roland's echo, is closer to sounding racist. But I think that's more to do with the Jack voice performance being in a lower register and heing intended to mockingly sound dumd. But within the context of the characters, that's Jack's view of Roland, not of his skin colour.

    I would just point out that we're talking about a game where Pandora is inhabited mainly by abandoned, convict labourers, who're pretty feral...... And all of them are White.
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