TempleOfIron
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And feminism attracts gaming trash. Which is why ever since 343 took the helm of Halo it has sunk. And you wonder why when there head studio is woke?
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You're saying diversity results in bad or broken games? That is powerfully dumb.
You're saying diversity results in bad or broken games? That is powerfully dumb.
Forced Diversity absolutely results in a loss of Quality.
They should rather hire on Impartiality and get whoever is the best for the Job they need, no matter what ethnic Group or Gender they are.
What is wrong with some you? What is there to be offended about regarding this statement? Diversity doesn't subtract from the quality of the game. People aren't being fired or rejected just because they're white or non-ethnic. She's just talking about accepting all talent without race or gender being an equivalency. One of you said there needs to be another war or recession to get people to be more concerned about real things yet you're hear being angry over a simple statement. You guys are blowing this out of proportion and it reflects stupidity over anyone offended by this.
You're saying diversity results in bad or broken games? That is powerfully dumb.
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Some of those soy boys need to step aside and let some diversity in and comply by the code of WokenessDiversity scale is okay here.
no im pretty sure all us minorities were playing games before the SJW wave hit the gaming industry..
Uncharted 4 wasn't a crap game. And Druckmann spent a lot of time talking about how he wanted to infuse the game with diversity.Obviously it does, woke studios are repeatedly making crap games. Results prove it.
Uncharted 4 wasn't a crap game. And Druckmann spent a lot of time talking about how he wanted to infuse the game with diversity.
Man it's scary how misguided how some of you guys are responding to this. Diversity doesn't factually result in negatives. And i doubt 343 is turning people away because they don't fit an image of diversity.
I don't think you're paying close enough attention then to some of the comments here.I think you're misunderstanding. Forced Diversity is the argument.
Diversity on its own is a positive. Haven't seen anyone arguing against that. Go and reavaluate your comment.
Don't they though? Is she though? Is it though? Do you though?Her comments have nothing to do with what's being discussed in this thread. She's basically saying that they're an equal opportunity employer. With the way the world is, emphasizing that is important. Otherwise you run into mass hyperbolic hatred.
I feel like it is bringing up something irrelevant that nobody asked for. It's like suddenly blurting out, "I didn't murder a man and bury his body in the backyard under the rose bushes." Everybody is just sort of like, "uh, what? I'm just going to pop into the back for second and check the rose bushes. You stay here."On the flipside, you have people that take something small and blow it out of proportion, as if she's some evil feminist trying to accomplish her agenda. I don't thinks this is the case. Be reasonable.
I don't think you're paying close enough attention then to some of the comments here.
What are you talking about bringing up something nobody asked for?! It's a quote from a 60 Minutes interview about women in tech!! They specifically asked her the question!Don't they though? Is she though? Is it though? Do you though
I feel like it is bringing up something irrelevant that nobody asked for. It's like suddenly blurting out, "I didn't murder a man and bury his body in the backyard under the rose bushes." Everybody is just sort of like, "uh, what? I'm just going to pop into the back for second and check the rose bushes. You stay here."
One of the things I found more interesting is she said people want to play as characters that look like themselves. I see this mentioned often with the whole push for diversity.
Does anyone really care if the character looks like them? This is never something I've looked for. Most of the things being done in video games can't be done in real life, so I've always liked following different characters through unique worlds. Race, gender, etc. have never really mattered as long as the characters are well written.
One of the things I found more interesting is she said people want to play as characters that look like themselves. I see this mentioned often with the whole push for diversity.
Does anyone really care if the character looks like them? This is never something I've looked for. Most of the things being done in video games can't be done in real life, so I've always liked following different characters through unique worlds. Race, gender, etc. have never really mattered as long as the characters are well written.
One of the things I found more interesting is she said people want to play as characters that look like themselves. I see this mentioned often with the whole push for diversity.
Does anyone really care if the character looks like them? This is never something I've looked for. Most of the things being done in video games can't be done in real life, so I've always liked following different characters through unique worlds. Race, gender, etc. have never really mattered as long as the characters are well written.
She was asked, "How has the fact that you're now running the show there affected the game?"What are you talking about bringing up something nobody asked for?! It's a quote from a 60 Minutes interview about women in tech!! They specifically asked her the question!
I do, and let me tell you, I feel wholly underrepresented in gaming since I look like a Tetris piece with 5 blocks. Of the polynominoes, tetrominoes get way more representation than us pentominoes.Does anyone really care if the character looks like them?
She was answering questions in a segment about "cracking the code for girls in tech". The story was never just about Halo. It was literally about diversity.She was asked, "How has the fact that you're now running the show there affected the game?"
She replied, "I think diversity does attract diversity. So I think we have a more diverse team than in the past, which I think the team actually really appreciates. And I also think that diverse teams do kind of create a more diverse output, diverse thinking, and innovation on where you're going."
She used some variation of the word "diverse" SIX times in three sentences (including three times in one sentence!)... and didn't mention THE GAME once, nor anything in particular the she does while "running the show".
So, the answer to "how has your leadership affected Halo" is "diversity!". Now, if you'll excuse me, I've got some flower beds to check for bodies.
The question was about what she, as a woman, was bringing to the game's development.She was answering questions in a segment about "cracking the code for girls in tech". The story was never just about Halo. It was literally about diversity.
...in a segment about diversity.The question was about what she, as a woman, was bringing to the game's development.
The question was about what she, as a woman, was bringing to the game's development.
Does anyone really care if the character looks like them? This is never something I've looked for. Most of the things being done in video games can't be done in real life, so I've always liked following different characters through unique worlds. Race, gender, etc. have never really mattered as long as the characters are well written.
Absolutely this, it's that statement I always think back to, "When you are in dire need of a good lawyer are you going to hire someone that's a minority/woman to promote diversity and their work being validated? Or are you just going to go find the best goddam lawyer you can? Regardless of race/sex?"It's funny how some jobs get pigeon-holed as "where's the diversity?", when other jobs (like any that has to do with getting your hands dirty like construction/contracting/mining/garbagemen etc....) nobody ever seems to give a shit almost all of the employees are guys, and probably mostly non-Asian. That's likely because people look down at these jobs as kind of slobby..... (even if they are perfectly fine jobs that can pay decent).
Also, despite probably 90% of surgeons being the typical middle aged or old white guy, nobody seems to care about diversity and messing around with high end medical needs....... I guess when your life is on the line people suddenly are OK with having the most experienced and qualified.
Talk about being greedy fucks for self-interest.
Diversity is evident at 343
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Diversity of experience and insight is not the same as physical diversity for illutsrative purposes.
With her in charge, Halo has gone from being one of top franchises in the entire industry, right up there with Zelda and Mario, to second tier at best. All three of the main games she has overseen (4,5, and MCC) have had serious problems and did real damage to Halo. Halo is the only reason her studio, and her job, exists, and they are screwing it up. She rarely if ever gets called out for it, instead fielding softball questions about her woke credentials like this.
To teach lessonsWhy would you bump a thread after FIVE MONTHS for the sake of a meme
One of the things I found more interesting is she said people want to play as characters that look like themselves. I see this mentioned often with the whole push for diversity.
Does anyone really care if the character looks like them? This is never something I've looked for. Most of the things being done in video games can't be done in real life, so I've always liked following different characters through unique worlds. Race, gender, etc. have never really mattered as long as the characters are well written.