So in these patch notes there is an Ashe buff and the person writing the context blurb refers to her as a marksperson. Why not just say marksman? That's how it's supposed to be and always has been.
Also, why are comments disabled on news posts now?
PC culture is my guess. It isn't stewardess. It is flight attendant.
So in these patch notes there is an Ashe buff and the person writing the context blurb refers to her as a marksperson. Why not just say marksman? That's how it's supposed to be and always has been.
Why does it matter how they refer to the roles? Does it somehow diminish the role by using a gender neutral word?
Probably don't want all sorts of negative comments - got sick of reading them every patch and hearing how dumb some of their decisions were.
Ex: So rito thinks ezreal is already in a good spot with his rework AND his winrate went up, but you're buffing his w? WTF
Who cares? It doesn't hurt you.
