This is mostly about how dangerous these grassroots movements
Not recommending something is dangerous?
This is mostly about how dangerous these grassroots movements
Nice strawman. Try again, flattard.Not recommending something is dangerous?
Nice strawman. Try again, flattard.
Search for a user called @legobutts on twitter & see the disgusting stuff he tweets & then say people are just making a fuss when this company employs trash like him lolThat’s their problem. I couldn’t care less. I’m reading about it and it seems people are making a fuss over this stupid stuff. But that’s just gamers(tm) lol
Keep in mind that this group/curator has the goal of letting people know about the games that SBI worked on, we are not, in any means, a group that is trying to "kill" SBI or even convince people to not buy any game that they've worked on, everyone is free to buy any game, even if it's a game that SBI worked on, it's YOUR decision.
Also, I want to emphasize that this is not a place for those who want to practice bigotry or racism towards any specific group of people, or praise any kind of authoritarianism be it from the left or the right. I don't care about your skin color, nor sex/gender and sexual orientation, not even your religion - you're welcome to join and stay as long as you respect our position and don't try to jeopardize this community.
It's not about fearing the list. Why do you keep strawmaning this? This is mostly about how dangerous these grassroots movements that literally put a target on certain things just because someone worked in them, or because they include something that's "different".
Yes. Exactly.This goes both ways.
Good lord, where do people come up with these handles.legobutts
Hogwarts legacy is still the best selling game last year.Here's what the Curator's author has to say in a pinned post, BTW:
Perhaps you should first decide whether you think there's nothing to fear about the list or you think the list is dangerous. They seem mutually exclusive to me.
Which one is it?
Yes. Exactly.
For the last decade we've had major videogame publications using their platform to relentlessly attack or block from exposure all the developers who refused to conform to "certain values", like Kingdom Come being called racist for refusing to put blacks in 15th-century Bohemia inside a historically-accurate videogame, or Hogwarts Legacy not even appearing in any award show because JK Rowling could make money off it.
But a single dude from Brazil makes a Curator list and all of the sudden it's "dangerous".
I just did. His TL is only him complaining about transphobes, gamers telling him to cope, crying about the woke phantom and RTing cats. I really can’t see the problem.Search for a user called @legobutts on twitter & see the disgusting stuff he tweets & then say people are just making a fuss when this company employs trash like him lol
There's much worse things he's said on there (he tweeted in 2012 'abort all jews' so he's also anti semetic) he admitted to illegally ddos a charity event that was trying to promote women indie Devs in 2014 , a real scum bagi
I just did. His TL is only him complaining about transphobes, gamers telling him to cope, crying about the woke phantom and RTing cats. I really can’t see the problem.
I stand by what I said, people are making a mountain on a mole hill.
Good lord, where do people come up with these handles.
I did not say that. You keep strawmaning this, showing you actually do not care about having a discussion. As we say in my country: take the bike.Perhaps you should first decide whether you think there's nothing to fear about the list or you think the list is dangerous. They seem mutually exclusive to me.
Which one is it?
It's right there in the sentence I quoted. Why would you claim otherwise?I did not say that.
Accusing everyone who doesn't agree with you of strawmaning doesn't make it true.You keep strawmaning this, showing you actually do not care about having a discussion
They don’t want to deal with the media storm regardless of cancel culture. Better be safe than sorry, I guess. They also have ESG goals to meet and I guess these are also easier achieved by this.Are studios that naive to actually think cancel culture can stop a successful game?
I don't think they have that much power in gaming.
It isn't like hollywood were you really need links to get somewhere and cancel culture can really damage your career.
Are studios that naive to actually think cancel culture can stop a successful game?
I don't think they have that much power in gaming.
Source?That's not the right question.
Cancel culture has been responsible for hundreds of people being fired from their jobs in the videogame industry. At that point, and because ESG scores looks at DEI parameters to determine whether or not studios/publishers get investment, they have all the power in gaming.
The right question is "do developers need bend the knee to cancel culture and the DEI inquisition if they want to avoid getting fired?" and the answer yes.