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You’re a girl! But now they’re going to treat you different.” It’s been a funny journey to go through, introducing something that we thought would just be a cool feature. The game doesn’t really react that much differently. But the game doesn’t treat you that differently. 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. I’m also playing The Division – I’m not just saying that because it’s Ubisoft. It actually turned out to be quite a bit more work. Are they dumb about it, and they don’t know? So you’re 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. They always seemed to care about it in the show. So they don’t care about ? That seems weird. This time, we obviously wanted to add that.īut the boys are little boys, because it’s really a story about little boys running around.

And then someone’s like, “What if you want to be a girl?” Narratively, it didn’t work. “In Stick of Truth we got halfway through the game, and we had narratively come up with the big Girls’ Quest halfway through it. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Matt Stone had this to say about The Stick of Truth and its sequel: What’s more, creating a female character won’t produce the same occurrences as a male character would when dealing with the raunchy South Park locals such as Cartman, Kyle and many others. Learning from the public’s words, South Park’s writers Trey Parker and Matt Stone took the criticism under advisement and felt it appropriate to include a female gender option. This gender choice was not available in The Stick of Truth and drew some criticism from certain parts of the gaming community. Titled “The Fractured But Whole”, this sequel seeks to change a few things from its predecessor.īesides giving the combat system a more tactical vibe with grids and such, one of the biggest changes to come is giving the player a choice as to what their character’s gender shall be. During Ubisoft’s conference at E3 2016, the public was shown a first look at the sequel for South Park: The Stick of Truth.