This ended up being longer than I thought, but I believe it's worth saying regardless.
The thing about most feminist talking points nowadays, at least in regards to video games, are things of fairly minimal consequence. Yes, there is still disparity between female and male characters in video games (of which more female developers in positions of power and influence would help rectify imo), and yes, it's always nice to have more quality female leads in games, but... just because female butts are less obscured than male butts or the damsel trope gets invoked in games doesn't mean dudes are going around sexually assaulting women over it. It doesn't mean guys are going to go around degrading women and being misogynists over it. It's almost tantamount to the arguments that all the violence in video games begets real life violence. And changing it, while well intentioned, isn't going to re-wire male brains. Guys are still going to like boobs and butts and want to see them, sex is still going to sell, and content creators are still going to pander to consumers in one way or another.
I'm not so much for changing the existence of what already is, if you want to have R. Mika slap her butt that's Capcom's prerogative, and if you don't want to support a game that has that kind of content that's your prerogative. All in all it's fairly innocuous content compared to some of the actual transgressions against women out there in the world. It's primarily men developing a game that primarily targets men. What I'm for is creating new games, new series and experiences which can counter-balance the more exaggerated, caricature-y ones like SF or SoulCalibur or MGS. And these games are starting to become more prevalent, which is great, even though I tend to prefer the more exaggerated ones. I don't believe having characters like Ivy or Quiet is truly harmful, what is harmful is the lack of actual, more realistic, less objectifying characters to co-exist and appeal to people who are less than thrilled with the aforementioned examples. But since that is changing, and more levelled characters are emerging, what I believe is most important now is to simply help cultivate that change.
People look so hard for things to be offended by when there are actual real problems in the world that they don't address. There are places in the world where real, actual female oppression and socially-acceptable misogyny takes place. There are places where the underlying tenants of the western feminism would be absolutely invaluable to abused and maltreated women. There are many bigger fish to fry out there, so complaining about minor acts of objectification is really just super misguided, even if well intentioned. It's like complaining that your outfit isn't perfectly coordinated and accessorized when there are people out there living in rags.