To normalize perversion and freakishness, social engineers focus on adolescents, who are still developing their conception of themselves and the world around them. Video games are exploited to promote transgenderism:

Dragon Age studio BioWare, a subsidiary of Electronic Arts (EA), recently gave some games journalists and streamers access to Veilguard’s character creator…

[Features include] an “on/off” toggle for top surgery scars…

Because girls are supposed to think it’s cool to have their breasts surgically removed.

Players can independently choose main character Rook’s gender (male, female, or nonbinary) and pronouns (she/her, he/him, or they/them), as studio heads confirmed in a Discord Q&A earlier this year, also revealing that players can choose to come out as trans in dialogue choices later in the game.

Players can even have Rook’s voice portrayed by “genderfluid voice actor” Erika Ishii, who did the voice for a historically lesbian character.

However, Veilguard has not yet achieved full compliance with the degenerate agenda:

While its direct competitor Baldur’s Gate 3 allowed full nudity and let players choose from a lineup of genital options, Veilguard players won’t be able to take off their lower underwear at all… The only hint as to what’s down Rook’s stairs will be a good old-fashioned customizable bulge size.

Parents are encouraged to be aware of what their kids are looking at on their computers.

On a tip from Mike B.