In some ways, this can be similar to what trans people go through.
Groovy.įat women get worse medical treatment. Just wanted to make that clear before we go any further. Though fat people do experience violence (and fat trans people may be more likely to experience violence), it is in no way comparable to the suicide rate and assault rate that transgender people face. This comparison, however, is not to suggest that these are equally violent forms of oppression. So at least that'll be something to fiddle around with until the game launches.I use the transgender experience, being gender non-binary myself, to compare and describe the experience of being fat. Other than creating your character, that's it for Saints Row Boss Factory, though it looks like there are plenty of options on offer. And you'll be able to edit any creations you download from the Boss Factory hub. You can also head to the game's official website to check out other players' creations, and if you choose to share one, you'll get two free helmets to use in the game. The best part is the fact that if you're happy with whatever creations you come up with, you can save them, and use them when Saints Row launches August 23. Players also have the option to choose from one of eight voice options for their Boss, and can choose from scores of emotes to add that extra flair." "Along with outfits, hair, footwear, accessories and body options, asymmetrical face customization is included for the very first time so you can really get the creative juices flowing. "Boss Factory allows you to nip and tuck your Boss to your heart’s content," reads a press release. Saints Row Boss Factory is an odd demo that lets you test out making a custom character in the upcoming reboot.Īnnounced at Summer Games Fest, the demo is available to download now for free on Xbox, PlayStation, and the Epic Games store.
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