She was definitely a girl the whole time. 'It still tracks with The Stick of Truth, yes it does. "Aoife and Chris picked transgender, and Mr Mackey once again calls your parents. You're then asked to select whether you identify as cisgender or transgender. 'So the whole King and Stick of Truth thing, she was actually a girl the entire time?' Mr Mackey then asks you to clarify exactly what you mean by a girl. "It turns out, if you pick a non-male character, Ubisoft will use the conversation with Mr Mackey as a smart retconning of The Stick of Truth. Mackey has to call your parents to affirm your decision. In the gameplay footage above, you'll see that Bratt and Wilson elected to play as a girl. In this bolder sequel, you'll be able to choose between male, female, and 'other' while talking to South Park's school counselor Mr. In The Stick of Truth, you had no choice but to play as a boy.
The Fractured But Whole makes things a little more interesting. Selecting your gender in any other RPG is a pretty quick process very binary. Oh, this is going make so many people so very uncomfortable. Bratt and Wilson asked the developers at Ubisoft about this charming little feature, and the devs confirmed that the difficulty will affect how much money you receive and the way that other characters speak to you. If you can believe it, it actually gets worse. Just every other aspect of your whole life." Eurogamer points out in an article that, during the difficult selection process Cartman points out that this "doesn't affect combat. If you scan ahead to about the 5:50 mark in Eurogamer's video above, you'll see the glorious moment Aoife Wilson and Christ Bratt realize exactly what's going on. When this launches on October 17, players are going to get offended before they even get out of the character creator: The same goes for The Fractured But Whole, which wastes no time in making a not-so-passive statement about racism in modernity. South Park as a show has pretty much built its reputation on the fact that it's not afraid to make fun of anything, and its social commentary is merciless. South Park: The Fractured But Whole is shaping up to be another hilarious, but divisive, game from Trey Parker, Matt Stone, and Ubisoft.
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