Jack Package
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Remember, folks: Ya can't spell "IGNorant" without "IGN", regardless of which regional branch office it is!
They think/feel Bayonetta represents the LGBTQIA+ community in some weird way so she gets a pass.
I actually stopped doing freelance gaming coverage because of an editor that said I had to grade certain games positively because of agreements he made.Over 10 years ago, I thought writing for a gaming website was the coolest thing ever. But would not stoop this low to get a job.
So what was the non-literal translation?
Kim Hyung-tae, I don’t see any photos of him on Google but that’s a male name. Also same sex marriage is illegal in SK. So he’s a man.
You know, I think your comment highlights the main issue with modern video game "journalism": how can they be objective, when they're technically getting paid by the people making the products they're reviewing?The studio should've received a refund on all the ads they paid IGN for. Imagine giving someone money and they publicly take a dump on you in return.
this poster is really insane, the thread is so bad even tho many are just trying to talk about gameplay/story![]()
Because trans peoples exude confidence, in tune with their sexuality and biological body. Those peoples whom if you misgender even by mistake will suck their thumb in a fetal position for hours in the shower.
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Wasn’t there a verge writer that liked Bayonetta 3 till the ending because it confirmed she was straight?That post by lightwrong is hilarious.
Bayonetta is popular with LGBTQIA+- people because she "uses some BDSM kind of attacks against enemies inspired by Christian mythology"?!
So all Eve has to do is swing a whip around a bit and hit an angel on the ass with it, and we're good!![]()
It’s a deeply influenced industry. How are you going to review game when a publisher could choose to blacklist for a bad review?You know, I think your comment highlights the main issue with modern video game "journalism": how can they be objective, when they're technically getting paid by the people making the products they're reviewing?
If I was gay, trans or anything (refuse to talk about lgbtqia+ or "community" because I see people as individuals) I'd be ashamed to read what that person posted. I don't know what they are themselves (probably not a "cishet" white male) but they immediatly associate any non-straight people with weird sexual practices.That post by lightwrong is hilarious.
Bayonetta is popular with LGBTQIA+- people because she "uses some BDSM kind of attacks against enemies inspired by Christian mythology"?!
So all Eve has to do is swing a whip around a bit and hit an angel on the ass with it, and we're good!![]()
Yeah sure, they "decided".What exactly does it mean to be cisgender?
When you were born, people looked at your genitals and decided that you were a girl or boy based on what they saw.
I learned what DEI meant with the sweetbaby inc. debacle.I had to Google wtf cishet meant.
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Great, something else I need to Google lol.I learned what DEI meant with the sweetbaby inc. debacle.
To anyone saying real women do not look like that, google that:
Celina Smith black tape catwalk.
Very NSFW, thsnk me later.
Because trans peoples exude confidence, in tune with their sexuality and biological body. Those peoples whom if you misgender even by mistake will suck their thumb in a fetal position for hours in the shower.
These people are the same who used the argument that Ariel could be black because mermaids don't exist while the original tale depicted her as white. Remember it's always about double standards.Truly absurd argument, look silly, even IF women didn't look like that, and one could argue this ofc. But even IF, why not create a fictional character that does, like in Stellar Blade or classic Tomb Raider or whatever.
I mean, dragons don't exist, should we not create stories and art involving dragons? Correct me if I'm off the point here, please. In the end only insecure childish person would be against things like that, as if they're afraid the game character will be more attractive than them, so they scream "muh realism" etc.
No.Give them some credit for owning up to it.
What I always found weird is the seemingly entitled demand to be represented by someone else, like if you feel others/world should know about you or acknowledge you, then do something yourself, why ask someone else to do it, lazy and spineless isn't it? It's really shitty that an artist of all people has to watch for any toes, lest he steps on some and things go nuclear. No artist should be demanded of, EVER. Art ceases to be art when it's not a free expression. Again, I think taking oneself too seriously should be questioned, as I think it only makes things worse for you.These people are the same who used the argument that Ariel could be black because mermaids don't exist while the original tale depicted her as white. Remember it's always about double standards.
I had no editor when I was writing freelance. One time I forgot to tell our layout guy the final score (we used images, no digits/text for that, so it wasn't in my draft I sent to layout and our lector) and he put in our best score image while I was kind of trashing the game. After I sent proof to the publisher they were glad for the "positive text and score" and were satisfied, which tells me they didn't even look at the text but only the final scoring. Next freebies secured without buttering them up and shady agreements!I actually stopped doing freelance gaming coverage because of an editor that said I had to grade certain games positively because of agreements he made.
Needless to say after he approved the articles, I swapped them with honest ones which went online.
We are a select few who actually are honest. Guess I can say we're leagues above modern day Sewage Journalists.I had no editor when I was writing freelance. One time I forgot to tell our layout guy the final score (we used images, no digits/text for that, so it wasn't in my draft I sent to layout and our lector) and he put in our best score image while I was kind of trashing the game. After I sent proof to the publisher they were glad for the "positive text and score" and were satisfied, which tells me they didn't even look at the text but only the final scoring. Next freebies secured without buttering them up and shady agreements!
That's why it's funny that IGN France specifically mentioned Bayonetta and 2B, because both characters were heavily opposed by progressives. Just look up Sarkeesian's lengthy video about how misogynistic Bayonetta's design was. For 2B, I remember the Giant Bombcast GotY discussions where Abby Russell got offended about Nier's upskirt achievement. There's many more examples out there though.You just know that they will retcon the narrative sorrounding the game once it becomes successful. Basically, they will claim that they *always* liked Eve.
It is going to happen.
I mean yeah they used a real model for the animations, but we CAN clearly see how Eves proportions differ from the model.![]()
The doll
You pay them with views/attention. I avoid like 99% of them. Getting the gist from GAF is enough. We don't need to make Garbage rich or successful.You know, I think your comment highlights the main issue with modern video game "journalism": how can they be objective, when they're technically getting paid by the people making the products they're reviewing?
I mean yeah they used a real model for the animations, but we CAN clearly see how Eves proportions differ from the model.
I'd gladly spend the day with either one, and I look forward to playing but it IS artistically enhanced.
Yeah, that narrative never caught on. “Misogynistic” is a buzz word they default to all the time.That's why it's funny that IGN France specifically mentioned Bayonetta and 2B, because both characters were heavily opposed by progressives. Just look up Sarkeesian's lengthy video about how misogynistic Bayonetta's design was. For 2B, I remember the Giant Bombcast GotY discussions where Abby Russell got offended about Nier's upskirt achievement. There's many more examples out there though.
They slowly shifted the narrative when they realized they couldn't keep it up in the face of overwhelming praise for these characters. Then suddenly these characters became 'icons' for 'women empowerment' or whatever other buzzwords they connected to 'em. Revisionism is what it really is. If Stellar Blade ends up popular enough, they will do it again, just like you said.
give copies of the game to your friendsIs there a way to support this game even more than getting the digital deluxe copy? Any tshirts or something? ha!
These journalists are making me wanna apply to this damn company.
I am actually surprised (in a good way) that they publicly apologized for it. No doubt just due to pressure from it getting a lot of exposure, but still, I have a bit of respect that they did it. Just a year ago they'd have probably doubled down and cried "death threats!" and called all of the readers chuds if they didn't agree. Is this progress?
Jeez, I just wanted to gouge my eyes out reading this deranged batshit. Those degenerates deserve to be bullied at school.