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the industry isnt hostile toward any one . dont blame your lack of success on others . you guys dont know how to make a good game and think your sjw stuff is enough to sell a product
Hostility is definatly the wrong way to go but being self-centered and pretentions also won't make anything better (not saying that this movie is,I haven't watched it).
Now maybe at 33, I'm a little older than your average Steam user, but I'll say this when I first came out of the closet it went pretty badly. I was pretty much rejected by everyone in my life except for my two friends who were really into gaming. Are there gamers who are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥? Yes, like every other group of people, but in my experience gamers have been more accepting than most groups of people. I think any backlash that's being witnessed has way more to do with gamers being sick of being unfairly told how awful they are than anything else.
Yeah, but games don't need to represent anyone, really. Art doesn't exist for validating your existance, be it LGBT, straight, black, white, whatever. It says a lot knowing how many people (of many different backgrounds or personalities and what have you, including LGBT gamers) don't ask for representation, so it bothers me when either documentaries or people try to speak for everyone.
However, there will always be trolls and bigots, my post was just attempting to stave off as many of them as possible.
It's not that you shouldn't care about this, because you should, but you might as well wait for them to actually show up if they ever do. Until this is seen, nobody should be jumping the gun on this.
Doesn't bother me what anyone is anyhow. If you're friendly to one-another, that's all good.
Their posts were full of slurs, and were very hateful. No logical arguments, just hate.
My sarcasm detector broke a couple days ago, can anyone help me with this post?
Really? Because I saw both of the threads that were deleted. Neither of them were hatred nor had slurs. Not like we need a tone police either way...
That's not sarcasm. A "recent" example is how Brianna Wu got national television coverage, despite more credible threats happening to others, and how obviously exaggerated her claims were even at the start. The end result is it's on Wikipedia as fact despite the narrative full of holes.
It's a common issue in media in general, let alone gaming media. Full of propaganda instead of actual journalism.
http://xkcd.com/978/ Here's a comic of it in action.
He was making a point that nobody needs games to acknowledge their existence ("_____ists exists so they should be represented too!") but you got too caught up in shock value of his word choice. You may not be in a position to call for level-headed adult conversation if you're going to make such a fuss about people's presentation.
It's not, although it is quite ignorant. Hate requires more effort than that.