Why the fuck did I just watch a 27 minute video about pro-GG people and hope that it was insightful? There are so many holes to pick, like even just the simple accusation that articles were saying all gamers were misogynists. Or that we should not talk about women in relation to GG.
Is this the HuffPo video that loads of people on Twitter are criticising?
Nepotism, huh? I don't think this Gemma knows what that word means...
OH MY GOD she mentioned (09:28) Bayonetta 2 and why calling the game incredibly sexist "shouldn't be in an objective review".
At least the host tried his best, and his response to "objective reviews" was good.
Gemma (10:48) gives an example of a "fantastic critic and it's Jennie right here!" /facepalm
(13:10) Jennie lists the websites "that are involved in this corrupt journalism" which are "prominent figures of the gaming journalism industry today" "who need to be told off, it's not right what they're doing" and
NeoGAF comes up WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT (btw as she's reading the names of the websites, you can hear in her tone that she doesn't read these websites or is much familiar with them)
(16:37) "If you go to 8chan...I encourage you to check it out" no thanks lol
(20:36) Georgina: "In general, a lot of gamergaters are looking for the inclusion of women within videogames...from what I've heard of developers and stuff, they've said they feel very welcome within the gaming industry" So then what was the point of #1reasonwhy and other such movements if women developers feel welcome? Come on.
"The vast vast vast majority of them are pro-feminism or want to see more women in gaming"
(22:35) Jemma "All we want to do is play games" then just go play them! But when you're on the internet discussing games, you're not playing games so can we just drop this silly line of argument? And that stupid spin on the Miyamoto picture? People don't seem to understand what politics means.
(23:09) "What are the structural issues that need to be addressed [in the gaming industry]?"
"Publicists giving journalists money to give their game a very good score" no examples given whatsoever of anything currently. Do these people know that most gaming websites have codes of ethics and separation of ads versus editorial?
Notice how no specific cases are actually cited, other than the name of "corrupt" websites.