Name me a single well-developed video game that reached mass popularity designed by a woman. The only one that makes the list is Phantasmagoria, which is actually more of a story than a game, and that is not a surprise; women are great writers. The specific technical skills required to lead a game design team? Not so much beyond very few exceptions. Quasi-religious diversity screeching is going to change that reality.

Maybe put our game's limited resources towards something actually realistic, like hiring more writers (including women) to make the lore more intriguing. But if you're expecting the next great open-world masterpiece to be designed by non-binary mixed race disabled woman from Bangladesh, you're just a religious fanatic.