Actionhank
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Terrible article, but don't take my word for it.
Your false descriptions of both situations are cute but I'll correct you:
Donald Sterling had publicly donated millions to black progressive organizations while secretly being a disgusting racist piece of shit = /v/ (some good, most bad) donating some money to TFYC while (most) publicly being disgusting sexist pieces of shit... but anonymously.
Same. So weird.This is the weirdest thing I've read in awhile.
the only time iv seen /v/ do anything is recently with "vivian"
/v/ is generally a "your game is shit" "no its not" or "your system is shit" "no yours is" or "pc mustard race lel consoles"
But the recent event has had /v/ stop as a whole and look at the greater threat to video games
"SJW "feminist" extremists with nothing better to do with opinion pieces that is pure click bait to cause a stir.
in their minds, Its almost as if female equality has been achieved in the real world and now its time to take over the virtual.
Video games is where its at right now, people like anita would be a virtual NOBODY if she tried to take to the real world issues rather than video games.
So far they seem like they have the best intentions.The LA NAACP was also a sack of shit, though. Same goes for TFYC, then?
Good post. Hate it when people try to think of communities with thousands of users as one collective base.Hoo boy. I hate coming out of lurking but some of these comments, while you are free to make them, are honestly embarrassing and frustrating.
I am a regular browser of 4chan. I frequent multiple boards, /v/ included. I am also a woman. While I can't speak for /v/ as a whole, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
/v/ never needed to "make" a woman to agree with their message. We're out there. The shouting has just gotten so loud that we are being ignored and dismissed too. Please consider that before you contribute to this toxic "us vs. them" behavior.
When journalists, bloggers, or otherwise try to paint broad strokes over /v/ and gamers as a whole, it's very disappointing. What's going on right here and right now is hurting everyone in the industry, and not just the "enemy". We shouldn't be censoring opinions, namecalling, turning people who love games against each other; we should be having discussion. On a whole, this wedge being driven into the industry is more damaging than it is helpful. You will change a lot of hearts and minds with discussion over accusation.
When 4chan chose to support TFYC, Mattie~senpai held a very long Q&A on Twitch. He shared his views as a feminist, the situation at hand, how he felt being supported by 4chan. While some anons didn't agree with him, there were also quite a few that acknowledged that maybe some of what he was saying wasn't so bad. Over the past week, I've seen a lot of anons saying that they don't care who makes a good game, or who or what was the main protagonist of a good game is. They just want more good games.
For the sake of this campaign, some anons have accepted that their once venomous, scary, secret club might be changed forever. That's really something.
For those who are unaware:
It was found that TFYC's IDGG was killed in the cradle with misinformation and the clever use of a twitter following.Note: One of the five women will have her game design developed by Autobotika, and the art, rights, and 8% of the funds go to her. The rest goes to charity. Because /v/ was their sole supporter at one point, they were given the choice of where the money would go. /v/ screamed at each other for a while then chose to "chemo butthurt," I'm not sure what's going on with the shirt's charity situation. Probably more screaming.
A lot of anons were really skeptical about donating at first. After hearing that the head of TFYC was doxxed, the site was knocked offline by the sheer influx of people who went to their site, and they lost all contact with game journalists after one person with a large following denounced it, there was a lot of agreement that they were dealt a crap hand. The donation flood began in spite of some dissenters, we've been spreading the word about it as much as possible, and we are going in deep 'til the end. Honestly, a lot of /v/ really wants Ghost Empire. I do too. It looks really cute.
Since /v/ has chosen to support it, the TFYC IDGG has been hijacked and taken down twice. This has been ignored by almost everyone outside of /v/ and TFYC. /v/ has reported many of these death threats and hackings/crackings to the proper authorities. As a whole, /v/ don't know who's doing it either, and doesn't want anyone undermining the message.
By the way, Vivian is grumpy because she doesn't get enough sleep. She doesn't get enough sleep because she plays games all the time. Please don't look into it so hard, I personally don't think /v/ as a collective group can into character design that well.
Don't worry, /v/ has a healthy Stormfront audience.Yes, you definitely will hear calls for people to repudiate endorsements or reject donations from, say, white supremacists. (Not to compare these guys to white supremacists, just to show that this exists.).
That is what amazing to me in all of this. I am not aware of a previously existing personality like TB or Thunderfoot having suffered a huge loss in subscribers or ad revenue. Who "lost" on the 4chan side of things, and how did they lose? Better question: who are they? I went there once during all of this and every user name was "anonymous" as far as I could scroll.The lengths these anonymous people from a board with over a hundred thousand unique posters per day have gone to so they could not be held accountable for possibly spreading mean words in the web astound me.
Hoo boy. I hate coming out of lurking but some of these comments, while you are free to make them, are honestly embarrassing and frustrating.
I am a regular browser of 4chan. I frequent multiple boards, /v/ included. I am also a woman. While I can't speak for /v/ as a whole, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
/v/ never needed to "make" a woman to agree with their message. We're out there. The shouting has just gotten so loud that we are being ignored and dismissed too. Please consider that before you contribute to this toxic "us vs. them" behavior.
When journalists, bloggers, or otherwise try to paint broad strokes over /v/ and gamers as a whole, it's very disappointing. What's going on right here and right now is hurting everyone in the industry, and not just the "enemy". We shouldn't be censoring opinions, namecalling, turning people who love games against each other; we should be having discussion. On a whole, this wedge being driven into the industry is more damaging than it is helpful. You will change a lot of hearts and minds with discussion over accusation.
When 4chan chose to support TFYC, Mattie~senpai held a very long Q&A on Twitch. He shared his views as a feminist, the situation at hand, how he felt being supported by 4chan. While some anons didn't agree with him, there were also quite a few that acknowledged that maybe some of what he was saying wasn't so bad. Over the past week, I've seen a lot of anons saying that they don't care who makes a good game, or who or what was the main protagonist of a good game is. They just want more good games.
For the sake of this campaign, some anons have accepted that their once venomous, scary, secret club might be changed forever. That's really something.
For those who are unaware:
It was found that TFYC's IDGG was killed in the cradle with misinformation and the clever use of a twitter following.Note: One of the five women will have her game design developed by Autobotika, and the art, rights, and 8% of the funds go to her. The rest goes to charity. Because /v/ was their sole supporter at one point, they were given the choice of where the money would go. /v/ screamed at each other for a while then chose to "chemo butthurt," I'm not sure what's going on with the shirt's charity situation. Probably more screaming.
A lot of anons were really skeptical about donating at first. After hearing that the head of TFYC was doxxed, the site was knocked offline by the sheer influx of people who went to their site, and they lost all contact with game journalists after one person with a large following denounced it, there was a lot of agreement that they were dealt a crap hand. The donation flood began in spite of some dissenters, we've been spreading the word about it as much as possible, and we are going in deep 'til the end. Honestly, a lot of /v/ really wants Ghost Empire. I do too. It looks really cute.
Since /v/ has chosen to support it, the TFYC IDGG has been hijacked and taken down twice. This has been ignored by almost everyone outside of /v/ and TFYC. /v/ has reported many of these death threats and hackings/crackings to the proper authorities. As a whole, /v/ don't know who's doing it either, and doesn't want anyone undermining the message.
By the way, Vivian is grumpy because she doesn't get enough sleep. She doesn't get enough sleep because she plays games all the time. Please don't look into it so hard, I personally don't think /v/ as a collective group can into character design that well.
That art though.
Considering it's /v/, you're probably not going to get an answer to that.I'm still astounded by those tweets Quinn supposedly wrote. Has the collage been verified or is it just BS?
Considering it's /v/, you're probably not going to get an answer to that.
Considering it's /v/, you're probably not going to get an answer to that.
Probably not. There has been so much disinformation and contradicting sources out there lately, I don't know what to believe anymore. Maybe somebody will write up a nice, objective overview some day, but I'm done with this topic for now.
It's called common sense. Unsourced and easily shopped info distributed by anonymous posters who love to make up shit is not something you take seriously.Look who is playing now the "conspiracy" card.
It's called common sense. Unsourced and easily shopped info distributed by anonymous posters who love to make up shit is not something you take seriously.
One of the reasons why I get a kick out of people who believe /v/ leakers without decent pics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiWADnV8pmw video related to it. In the description is this and if you don't believe that link put in any handle you want into it it's real, she actually did say all of this.
You can see her tweets here in the collage
Isn't there a rule, or at the very least, it's largely frowned upon to refer to NeoGaf as a single entity. How come no one ever gets up in arms when that happens with other Internet Communities like Reddit or 4Chan.
I don't really know much about the whole Zoe Quinn nonsense but I think the entire scenario is hilarious.
It's like 4chan are being dicks by being nice and unexpected. Because people want to be outraged by them, but then they look like dicks themselves by being outraged by a group thats doing good.
I do like her character design.
The internet drama continues to reinforce my belief that Twitter is the single worst medium of human communication ever invented.
Anyway, do we know what the game will be about?
Considering it's /v/, you're probably not going to get an answer to that.
Surprised no one's brought up how Vivian is basically lifted from Tomoko.
That said I do like the design and wouldn't mind seeing it used in an actual game or webcomic. Just because her conception was done out of spite doesn't mean she can't be used for something positive.
This is about the best summary of /v/'s involvement with the TFYC and their indiegogo. Hopefully people read it and and stop making dumb posts speculating about the TRUE motivation of these people.Hoo boy. I hate coming out of lurking but some of these comments, while you are free to make them, are honestly embarrassing and frustrating.
I am a regular browser of 4chan. I frequent multiple boards, /v/ included. I am also a woman. While I can't speak for /v/ as a whole, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
/v/ never needed to "make" a woman to agree with their message. We're out there. The shouting has just gotten so loud that we are being ignored and dismissed too. Please consider that before you contribute to this toxic "us vs. them" behavior.
When journalists, bloggers, or otherwise try to paint broad strokes over /v/ and gamers as a whole, it's very disappointing. What's going on right here and right now is hurting everyone in the industry, and not just the "enemy". We shouldn't be censoring opinions, namecalling, turning people who love games against each other; we should be having discussion. On a whole, this wedge being driven into the industry is more damaging than it is helpful. You will change a lot of hearts and minds with discussion over accusation.
When 4chan chose to support TFYC, Mattie~senpai held a very long Q&A on Twitch. He shared his views as a feminist, the situation at hand, how he felt being supported by 4chan. While some anons didn't agree with him, there were also quite a few that acknowledged that maybe some of what he was saying wasn't so bad. Over the past week, I've seen a lot of anons saying that they don't care who makes a good game, or who or what was the main protagonist of a good game is. They just want more good games.
For the sake of this campaign, some anons have accepted that their once venomous, scary, secret club might be changed forever. That's really something.
For those who are unaware:
It was found that TFYC's IDGG was killed in the cradle with misinformation and the clever use of a twitter following.Note: One of the five women will have her game design developed by Autobotika, and the art, rights, and 8% of the funds go to her. The rest goes to charity. Because /v/ was their sole supporter at one point, they were given the choice of where the money would go. /v/ screamed at each other for a while then chose to "chemo butthurt," I'm not sure what's going on with the shirt's charity situation. Probably more screaming.
A lot of anons were really skeptical about donating at first. After hearing that the head of TFYC was doxxed, the site was knocked offline by the sheer influx of people who went to their site, and they lost all contact with game journalists after one person with a large following denounced it, there was a lot of agreement that they were dealt a crap hand. The donation flood began in spite of some dissenters, we've been spreading the word about it as much as possible, and we are going in deep 'til the end. Honestly, a lot of /v/ really wants Ghost Empire. I do too. It looks really cute.
Since /v/ has chosen to support it, the TFYC IDGG has been hijacked and taken down twice. This has been ignored by almost everyone outside of /v/ and TFYC. /v/ has reported many of these death threats and hackings/crackings to the proper authorities. As a whole, /v/ don't know who's doing it either, and doesn't want anyone undermining the message.
By the way, Vivian is grumpy because she doesn't get enough sleep. She doesn't get enough sleep because she plays games all the time. Please don't look into it so hard, I personally don't think /v/ as a collective group can into character design that well.
It wasn't a surprise for me when I first found out about Vivian on another board. 4chan loves Tomoko and Watamote, so them making their own western version of her is ultra appropriate.Surprised no one's brought up how Vivian is basically lifted from Tomoko.
Isn't there a rule, or at the very least, it's largely frowned upon to refer to NeoGaf as a single entity. How come no one ever gets up in arms when that happens with other Internet Communities like Reddit or 4Chan.
Gamers aren't grumpy because they don't get a lot of asleep.Hah, nice post overall. I just find the bolded pretty clever, I can see that being a common feature amongst many gamers.
A good amount of people use the term "n*gger f*ggot" to describe people and commonly call others autists. It has that rep for a reason.To add on, according to the 4chan site stats, there are currently 164,523 users.
Attempting to generalize a hundred people tends to be faulted, generalizing hundreds of thousands just seems absurd.
Quick question,
Is anyone on gaf *actually* homophobic or anti-LGBT or anything of the sort? I always imagined everyone here as being really cool and accepting people at a religious/lifestyle level (of course not at a game level)...
Quick question,
Is anyone on gaf *actually* homophobic or anti-LGBT or anything of the sort? I always imagined everyone here as being really cool and accepting people at a religious/lifestyle level (of course not at a game level)...
Quick question,
Is anyone on gaf *actually* homophobic or anti-LGBT or anything of the sort? I always imagined everyone here as being really cool and accepting people at a religious/lifestyle level (of course not at a game level)...
social justice warriors." People who, according to Urban Dictionary, engage in social justice arguments on the internet... in an effort to raise their own personal reputation. In other words, SJWs dont hold strong principles, but they pretend to. The problem is, thats not a real category of people.
indiegogo page on TFYC basically they vote the idea which these women pitched and they fund and make it, and said character made Vivian can make a cameo in it or be the main character whatever they choose.
Hoo boy. I hate coming out of lurking but some of these comments, while you are free to make them, are honestly embarrassing and frustrating.
I am a regular browser of 4chan. I frequent multiple boards, /v/ included. I am also a woman. While I can't speak for /v/ as a whole, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
/v/ never needed to "make" a woman to agree with their message. We're out there. The shouting has just gotten so loud that we are being ignored and dismissed too. Please consider that before you contribute to this toxic "us vs. them" behavior.
When journalists, bloggers, or otherwise try to paint broad strokes over /v/ and gamers as a whole, it's very disappointing. What's going on right here and right now is hurting everyone in the industry, and not just the "enemy". We shouldn't be censoring opinions, namecalling, turning people who love games against each other; we should be having discussion. On a whole, this wedge being driven into the industry is more damaging than it is helpful. You will change a lot of hearts and minds with discussion over accusation.
When 4chan chose to support TFYC, Mattie~senpai held a very long Q&A on Twitch. He shared his views as a feminist, the situation at hand, how he felt being supported by 4chan. While some anons didn't agree with him, there were also quite a few that acknowledged that maybe some of what he was saying wasn't so bad. Over the past week, I've seen a lot of anons saying that they don't care who makes a good game, or who or what was the main protagonist of a good game is. They just want more good games.
For the sake of this campaign, some anons have accepted that their once venomous, scary, secret club might be changed forever. That's really something.
For those who are unaware:
It was found that TFYC's IDGG was killed in the cradle with misinformation and the clever use of a twitter following.Note: One of the five women will have her game design developed by Autobotika, and the art, rights, and 8% of the funds go to her. The rest goes to charity. Because /v/ was their sole supporter at one point, they were given the choice of where the money would go. /v/ screamed at each other for a while then chose to "chemo butthurt," I'm not sure what's going on with the shirt's charity situation. Probably more screaming.
A lot of anons were really skeptical about donating at first. After hearing that the head of TFYC was doxxed, the site was knocked offline by the sheer influx of people who went to their site, and they lost all contact with game journalists after one person with a large following denounced it, there was a lot of agreement that they were dealt a crap hand. The donation flood began in spite of some dissenters, we've been spreading the word about it as much as possible, and we are going in deep 'til the end. Honestly, a lot of /v/ really wants Ghost Empire. I do too. It looks really cute.
Since /v/ has chosen to support it, the TFYC IDGG has been hijacked and taken down twice. This has been ignored by almost everyone outside of /v/ and TFYC. /v/ has reported many of these death threats and hackings/crackings to the proper authorities. As a whole, /v/ don't know who's doing it either, and doesn't want anyone undermining the message.
By the way, Vivian is grumpy because she doesn't get enough sleep. She doesn't get enough sleep because she plays games all the time. Please don't look into it so hard, I personally don't think /v/ as a collective group can into character design that well.
Quick question,
Is anyone on gaf *actually* homophobic or anti-LGBT or anything of the sort? I always imagined everyone here as being really cool and accepting people at a religious/lifestyle level (of course not at a game level)...
Sure. We have all types on GAF. Hell, there's at least one gay person who argues against gay marriage and gay rights on a religious basis.
Plenty of people on here are jerks to each other about all kinds of shit.
Thanks for sharing some finer details about this situation; it can be hard to keep up with all that has transpired, and having to wade through the sweeping generalizations and improper summaries kept me from drawing a clear picture of what exactly is going on.Hoo boy. I hate coming out of lurking but some of these comments, while you are free to make them, are honestly embarrassing and frustrating.
I am a regular browser of 4chan. I frequent multiple boards, /v/ included. I am also a woman. While I can't speak for /v/ as a whole, I'd like to throw in my two cents.
/v/ never needed to "make" a woman to agree with their message. We're out there. The shouting has just gotten so loud that we are being ignored and dismissed too. Please consider that before you contribute to this toxic "us vs. them" behavior.
When journalists, bloggers, or otherwise try to paint broad strokes over /v/ and gamers as a whole, it's very disappointing. What's going on right here and right now is hurting everyone in the industry, and not just the "enemy". We shouldn't be censoring opinions, namecalling, turning people who love games against each other; we should be having discussion. On a whole, this wedge being driven into the industry is more damaging than it is helpful. You will change a lot of hearts and minds with discussion over accusation.
When 4chan chose to support TFYC, Mattie~senpai held a very long Q&A on Twitch. He shared his views as a feminist, the situation at hand, how he felt being supported by 4chan. While some anons didn't agree with him, there were also quite a few that acknowledged that maybe some of what he was saying wasn't so bad. Over the past week, I've seen a lot of anons saying that they don't care who makes a good game, or who or what was the main protagonist of a good game is. They just want more good games.
For the sake of this campaign, some anons have accepted that their once venomous, scary, secret club might be changed forever. That's really something.
For those who are unaware:
It was found that TFYC's IDGG was killed in the cradle with misinformation and the clever use of a twitter following.Note: One of the five women will have her game design developed by Autobotika, and the art, rights, and 8% of the funds go to her. The rest goes to charity. Because /v/ was their sole supporter at one point, they were given the choice of where the money would go. /v/ screamed at each other for a while then chose to "chemo butthurt," I'm not sure what's going on with the shirt's charity situation. Probably more screaming.
A lot of anons were really skeptical about donating at first. After hearing that the head of TFYC was doxxed, the site was knocked offline by the sheer influx of people who went to their site, and they lost all contact with game journalists after one person with a large following denounced it, there was a lot of agreement that they were dealt a crap hand. The donation flood began in spite of some dissenters, we've been spreading the word about it as much as possible, and we are going in deep 'til the end. Honestly, a lot of /v/ really wants Ghost Empire. I do too. It looks really cute.
Since /v/ has chosen to support it, the TFYC IDGG has been hijacked and taken down twice. This has been ignored by almost everyone outside of /v/ and TFYC. /v/ has reported many of these death threats and hackings/crackings to the proper authorities. As a whole, /v/ don't know who's doing it either, and doesn't want anyone undermining the message.
By the way, Vivian is grumpy because she doesn't get enough sleep. She doesn't get enough sleep because she plays games all the time. Please don't look into it so hard, I personally don't think /v/ as a collective group can into character design that well.
It's doing nothing of the sort. The one thing /v/ is famous for is fucking HATING video games. That's /v/. Hatred of games and rage. That was their original mascot, a guy so angry that he was on fire. That was about a decade ago, if I remember correctly. Vivian's grumpy expression is meant to represent /v/, and thus is actually a reflection on male gamers, not female ones. Vivian is simply a bunch of males creating a female persona of themselves, rather than imagining an actual female character with her own personality.
Also, absolutely no one takes 4chan seriously and they rarely get media coverage for anything. That's as it should be.
We shouldn't be censoring opinions, namecalling, turning people who love games against each other; we should be having discussion.
The one thing /v/ is famous for is fucking HATING video games. That's /v/. Hatred of games and rage.