The mandela catalogue

[Truth seeker]

If you already know what going on I have to ask if you think this might be the end of analog horror all together and if now how bad do you think it will get

[Basho]

Originalmente postado por Hank J Wimbleton:

well he its a very popular one and I feel like it will leave a very bad mark on Analog horror as a whole due to how many people looked up to it and will probably push people away form it as a whole

i would say there is zero reason to worry about that.
some persons may feel conflicted that way, but history itself shows that people by large are able to keep things like that separate - sometimes even keeping specific creators separate from their works.

so if you want something reassuring, analog horror as a genre is not going to be affected by singular controversies pertaining to singular creators.
you would have to uncover some kind of wide spread conspiracy/controversy spanning genre-wide if people are gonna get turned away from a whole genre.

as mentioned, just look at the history of such things for proof. there are several very famous people in music, movies, etc that have been involved in criminal things and convicted in high profile court cases even.
so while people may not want to be associated with the works of such a creator, that has not meant people has shied away from whatever genre those creators have been active in.

even with the highly publicized and very aggressive efforts of someone like Jack Thompson to paint videogames as a whole in a negative light, people are able to tell things apart like that.
at least enough people that there is no need to worry.

[Truth seeker]

Originalmente postado por Basho:

Originalmente postado por Hank J Wimbleton:

well he its a very popular one and I feel like it will leave a very bad mark on Analog horror as a whole due to how many people looked up to it and will probably push people away form it as a whole

i would say there is zero reason to worry about that.
some persons may feel conflicted that way, but history itself shows that people by large are able to keep things like that separate - sometimes even keeping specific creators separate from their works.

so if you want something reassuring, analog horror as a genre is not going to be affected by singular controversies pertaining to singular creators.
you would have to uncover some kind of wide spread conspiracy/controversy spanning genre-wide if people are gonna get turned away from a whole genre.

as mentioned, just look at the history of such things for proof. there are several very famous people in music, movies, etc that have been involved in criminal things and convicted in high profile court cases even.
so while people may not want to be associated with the works of such a creator, that has not meant people has shied away from whatever genre those creators have been active in.

even with the highly publicized and very aggressive efforts of someone like Jack Thompson to paint videogames as a whole in a negative light, people are able to tell things apart like that.
at least enough people that there is no need to worry.

oh wow uh thanks that actually makes me feel a bit better knowing that I a bit less worried now