I don't understand what your problem is with the way she dresses. There's literally nothing wrong with wearing a skirt/dress that doesn't reach the knees. If it's a child, I guess I could sort of see the concern, but Tamarack is a literal adult at that time, she can do whatever she wants, and that's what she wanted to wear. But I also didn't read your entire rant (because it was seriously so long and - if I'm honest - I didn't feel that the few parts of your argument that I did read was reasonable enough for me to consider reading the rest) so I might have missed something, but anyway:
Your argument for why Tamarack shouldn't be wearing skirts or shorts is that there are diseases and parasites. Have you forgotten that we're talking about a fictional character here? There's no reason to worry about such things. Also, children AND adults in the real world walk around with bare legs out in nature without any issues. I think I've had way over 100 mosquitoes and maybe 50+ ticks on me in my whole life (I'm in my early 20's), and I've never gotten sick from it. We have vaccines for a lot of diseases, and the ones we don't have vaccines for yet are rather rare. To worry about a fictional character in a freaking game getting a disease or parasite is some next level snowflake stuff. You sound like the type of controlling and overly concerned parent that force their kids to wear helmets indoors.
You also mention "incorporating gender stereotypes", which I personally don't see at all. You DO realize that some kids will wear skirts/shorts at all times if possible because that's what they prefer, right? Some kids also don't feel very cold or cold at all (I was one of those kids, so I know what I'm talking about), so that's also a possibility. And lastly, if anything, you're the one incorporating gender stereotypes by trying to decide what a girl should wear.
It sounds like the deeper issue here is that YOU might have experienced some gender stereotypes directed to you or something along those lines, and you're taking that out on the rest of us, which is obviously not fair at all. And if there is no "deeper issue", that's even worse.
And then you said this:
"i just suddenly realized that i dont need to be nor shouldn't be polite when mad. And i might no longer be the audience of your game, so i dont need to maintain 'harmony'"
Believe it or not, that is NOT how the world works. Just because you're not a company's "target audience" does NOT mean you get to be snarky. You should be polite when you're mad, because no one wants to hear out a grown adult throwing a temper tantrum (other than redditors or youtubers wanting to make content). You sound incredibly entitled and honestly bordering on Karen behavior.
Also, later in the thread you admit that you overreacted, but you still keep the comments up, which makes it seem like you don't completely think you overreacted, (because why else would you keep them up? people who realize they overreacted will usually feel embarrassed or ashamed afterwards and will more often than not delete the comments).
You also point out yourself that you "always talk too much" and have on multiple occasions been told by other people that you're overreacting and being too worried, and then you also say that you "need to chill". So let me get this straight: You are aware of this issue of yours, yet you STILL keep doing it? You notice a personal flaw and do nothing to stop it. You're actively avoiding trying to become a better person, and you have the gall to criticize these game devs that are really doing everything to make their games more inclusive for everyone?
Not to mention, what you're criticizing them for is creating a girl character who herself chooses what to wear.
