Cursed Frogurt
Banned
Well, I'm here watching the show ( The Guild ) on Hulu now because of the uproar, and its positively putrid.
But it won some Webbies and some Streamies!
Well, I'm here watching the show ( The Guild ) on Hulu now because of the uproar, and its positively putrid.
words hurt you guysHalf truths!
Well, I'm here watching the show ( The Guild ) on Hulu now because of the uproar, and its positively putrid.
Listen, dick, when you contribute 1/100 of what @feliciaday has contributed to gaming culture and independent production, you can talk.
What is Wil Wheaton's relationship with Day? I follow his twitter and he posts about her an awful lot. I hadn't heard about her work outside of Doctor Horrible until now.
In a bid to attract new fans and readers by alienating others. His ploy isn't working.
He's proven himself incapable of asking tough questions in a non-offensive manner, so Dtoid was in the right when firing him. What if he acted like that in a proper interview? As an intern he was already treading on thin ice.
A lot of companies have a zero-tolerance policy for things like this. It's not surprising to me in the slightest that he was fired on the spot like that. Also, his excuses about being new to Twitter are complete BS. When you post things on Twitter, you should do so under the assumption it can blow up in your face. You'd better be prepared to defend whatever you said. If you can't, then keep quiet. As someone covering the gaming industry and the amount of drama that has been surrounding it lately, he should've known that.
Don't they already have some douchebag on staff to generate controversy with ridiculous statements?
Guess Perez was just over-ambitious. Wanted to become the center of his own snark-market.
Ar u just blind to all the jim sterling posts in this thread, and the numerous attacks other men and whole websites get on this forum?Fair point. I'm just used to gamers harshly criticizing any female personality who expresses a genuine interest in gaming. Women have to somehow work harder to prove their authenticity. I wonder if anyone ever questioned Adam Sessler's authenticity or worth. They certainly questioned Morgan Webb''s.
Moar liek Ryan Perez Hilton, m i rite?
Probably got kicked out by sterlingGuess Perez was just over-ambitious. Wanted to become the center of his own snark-market.
Are u just blind to all the jim sterling posts in this thread, and the numerous attacks other men and whole websites get on this forum?Fair point. I'm just used to gamers harshly criticizing any female personality who expresses a genuine interest in gaming. Women have to somehow work harder to prove their authenticity. I wonder if anyone ever questioned Adam Sessler's authenticity or worth. They certainly questioned Morgan Webb''s.
I don't think he would have outright been disrespectful to Felicia Day if they were in a one on one interview, unless he was a real hardcore mother-fucker living off a massive trust fund.
To me, its seems like just a rant, something he spouted. He could have easily said the same thing about Michael Bay, or as I said Peter Molyneux, people would have chuckled and moved on, but once her fan base got hold of that, and not to mention the feminists.
It was a warp, he should have known he was done for.
The climate right now surrounding video-games is so ugly, with PRs making political interjection speeches deeming at Crystal Dynamics what happens in the narrative to Lara "Close Physical Intimidation" in an interview with Kotaku, as Rape is not apart of their dictionary. Rosenberg has been pretty much left to dry.
I now understand why they ( CD ) are so desperate to get away from anything that could paint them negatively. I couldn't understand their cowardice of not owning their decision, but now I understand. I can see why Destructoid was quick to release him.
These feminists aren't playing, and they will shame and steamroll your people, corporation, business, studio into obscurity as something to be seen with disdain.
Right now, everyone in the industry is pretty much shook because of this.
I think that he, out of nowhere, was directly sending that tweet towards her makes it kind of weird. Sometimes you can be angry at god and the world etc. and than just ask "wtf does he/she do anyway?" But I wouldn't send an e-mail directly towards Donald Trump. Especially if my company does business with him.I don't think he would have outright been disrespectful to Felicia Day if they were in a one on one interview, unless he was a real hardcore mother-fucker living off a massive trust fund.
To me, its seems like just a rant, something he spouted. He could have easily said the same thing about Michael Bay, or as I said Peter Molyneux, people would have chuckled and moved on, but once her fan base got hold of that, and not to mention the feminists.
It was a warp, he should have known he was done for.
These feminists aren't playing, and they will shame and steamroll your people, corporation, business, studio into obscurity as something to be seen with disdain.
Right now, everyone in the industry is pretty much shook because of this.
What has that input been lately? Only rape, hate and misogyny is said on xbox live? Issues of sexual assault or rape shouldn't be allowed in a game?Yeah, it's the fault of feminism that there is such a backlash against women in the industry and what we have to say. Maybe if the industry were more inclined to listen to our input or integrate us in, we wouldn't have such a problem weeding genuine criticism out from "are they just shitting on her because she's female?"
I don't think he would have outright been disrespectful to Felicia Day if they were in a one on one interview, unless he was a real hardcore mother-fucker living off a massive trust fund.
To me, its seems like just a rant, something he spouted. He could have easily said the same thing about Michael Bay, or as I said Peter Molyneux, people would have chuckled and moved on, but once her fan base got hold of that, and not to mention the feminists.
It was a warp, he should have known he was done for.
The climate right now surrounding video-games is so ugly, with PRs making political interjection speeches deeming at Crystal Dynamics what happens in the narrative to Lara "Close Physical Intimidation" in an interview with Kotaku, as Rape is not apart of their dictionary. Rosenberg has been pretty much left to dry.
I now understand why they ( CD ) are so desperate to get away from anything that could paint them negatively. I couldn't understand their cowardice of not owning their decision, but now I understand. I can see why Destructoid was quick to release him.
These feminists aren't playing, and they will shame and steamroll your people, corporation, business, studio into obscurity as something to be seen with disdain.
Right now, everyone in the industry is pretty much shook because of this.
What is Wil Wheaton's relationship with Day? I follow his twitter and he posts about her an awful lot. I hadn't heard about her work outside of Doctor Horrible until now.
Lol you're talking like they are a bunch of PC stormtroopers.
What has that input been lately? Only rape, hate and misogyny is said on xbox live? Issues of sexual assault or rape shouldn't be allowed in a game?
I don't think he would have compared Bay or Molyneux to glorified booth babes.
Everyone knows who Felicia Day is. I don't understand why people pretend not to. Is it to convince GAF that you're cooly detached and above such things?
What is Wil Wheaton's relationship with Day? I follow his twitter and he posts about her an awful lot. I hadn't heard about her work outside of Doctor Horrible until now.
how many pages would a "is Cliffy B gaining weight? *pic of him eating tacos*" thread do?
Really? Becuase it's not a big secret that the number of female producers and designers in video games have risen a lot.I'm not even talking feminism at this point. We're talking about an industry awash in stereotypes, sexism and misogyny. An industry that could definitely use more women in greater capacities and direct input into games and PR.
Because it's not looking at the situation as a whole? Because it's purposely avoiding a interesting question. There is a story here about Felicia Day and her almost sycophant fanbase in the gaming industry, and the odd double standard applied to her show and other shows that portray gaming in a negative light like Big Bang Theory.So why is it a surprise or even wrong for people to assume that an insult or critique directed at a female member of the industry is done so because she's a woman? Especially when there are others along the same vein whom that criticism could also be directed at and are not targeted?
Just remembered this one.
I guess calling out celebrities over twitter is kind of a "thing"
as a whole? Because it's purposely avoiding a interesting question. There is a story here about Felicia Day and her almost sycophant fanbase in the gaming industry
And some people find using the word "fuck" and other such words distasteful in any context, yet it doesn't stop you from using them.
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure why this Felicia Day person actually matters. Isn't she basically a glorified booth babe that random internet nerds obsess over? Why is calling out the truth somehow enough to be fired over? She's not an industry person, she's an actress!
Really? Becuase it's not a big secret that the number of female producers and designers in video games have risen a lot.
Because it's not looking at the situation as a whole? Because it's purposely avoiding a interesting question. There is a story here about Felicia Day and her almost sycophant fanbase in the gaming industry, and the odd double standard applied to her show and other shows that portray gaming in a negative light like Big Bang Theory.
Granted Ryan came at this the worst possible way, but to assume every issue around a woman is done solely to attack, bemoan or keep her in her place is ridiculous. It sucks air out of any real conversation and puts into the realm of hyperbole.
And one last thing, where is this "men do it to and they aren't questioned" line coming from? What male has created a show as bad as the guildand is treated like a god?a d before you do your usual bullshit. The Guild is not a good show we call bad becuase a woman makes it. It's a bad show
i love how your "argument" is saying shit that got someone fired
So why is it a surprise or even wrong for people to assume that an insult or critique directed at a female member of the industry is done so because she's a woman? Especially when there are others along the same vein whom that criticism could also be directed at and are not targeted?
If Jim Sterling drew her obese and naked with dildos sprouting out of her folds of fat as her girlfriend divebombed onto her with her privates spread wider than a manhole, would you have a problem? Would he be sexist or homophobic?It all depends how you feel about gender-based insults against women. I find them pretty distasteful, no matter the context.
It's just, it really makes no sense. None of it. I wasn't even aware until this "scandal" that she was considered some kind of important person in the gaming community. I just knew her as that chick from Buffy.
Because nobody refers to other people (see: males) with their own shows or acting careers in proper television shows and voice acting gigs as "booth babes".
Because not everybody is a bad guy.
I'm not even talking feminism at this point. We're talking about an industry awash in stereotypes, sexism and misogyny. An industry that could definitely use more women in greater capacities and direct input into games and PR. So why is it a surprise or even wrong for people to assume that an insult or critique directed at a female member of the industry is done so because she's a woman? Especially when there are others along the same vein whom that criticism could also be directed at and are not targeted?
Nobody's saying you should already know who she is. But if you don't know someone's work, tweeting at them "Why do you matter?" is kind of a rude way to go about finding out, don't you think? I mean, her entire crime in this whole mess was being tweeted at.