>>712982236 (OP)>making everyone ugly>normalizing tieflings>putting faggotry everywhere>putting "representation" instead of cool thingsGuess, what else? Right, BG3 went further and had intentionally gave proper faces only to the worst villains (demon, baal girl, old hag in human form, old necromantic general) and, suddenly, to some tieflings, also more or less common for some background nobility NPCs, who depict an ignorant crowd, barely have two phrases and most likely wouldn't be interacted directly at all, as they all "conviniently" move behind pillars in that hall right after cutscene, so players wouldn't notice them. Hovewer almost every "positive" humanoid character have "plain ugly" face - just several small "adjustments", so the face wouldn't look good no matter what.
Not to mention, that some "positive" characters act quite repulsive - see that scene after defeating necro general boss, when angel girl is saved and daughter of that boss weren't kidnapped, for example.
BG3 not only promotes uglyness - it promotes the idea, that "beauty is bad, evil".