weird priorities
weird priorities
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I despise all of those companies to the core. More than average.
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See but I've never heard Nintendo supporting genocide actively.
Like, yes, they're a corporation, they love money, they do stupid things to get money, but they're not doing nearly the same shit as other companies I hate.
Or if they are, I haven't heard of it, it's all been game key cards.
The game key card thing feels like a clinton-blowjob level scandal while some other people are doing a whole genocide.
Am I missing something?
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I hate them more than average because they e.g. abuse their patent "rights" to the max, more than other companies.
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What percentage of responsibility for that genocide goes to Microsoft? What percentage goes to Ford or GM or whoever sells them cars? What percentage goes to AWS? What percentage goes the people who make the roads they use?
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If genocide is something you care about I wouldn't be defending a Japanese company that existed in imperial Japan.
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Why would the demographic of gamers prioritize games?
Also i know over a dozen people personally that stopped playing all activision/blizzard games after that controversy.
If people quitting WoW isn't dedication to the cause I don't know what is.
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This is expected. Only one affects the gamers in the immediate short term. I'd be shocked if this wasn't the case
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What did I miss regarding Microsoft? Helping the genocide? What??
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They provide Azure services and, like every single applicable American institution without exception, provide specialized assistance to help Israel maintain apartheid and (more recently) carry out genocide
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Please censor g*mers this is a good atheist server
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Because gamers don't like the risk of getting sued for making a parody or mod.
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Why do we care about what gamers think anyway? The rhetoric that comes from the video game subculture is just the most heinous garbage and they’re fucking losers.
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Sounds like a skill issue.
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That's the loud ones. I haven't bought a single game from a Microsoft studio nor any game from Ubisoft. My library is nearly entire made up of games from indie studios.
It also suggests that boycotts are binary.
I'm sure you can see a noticeable decline in player retention for games from all 3 publishers vs the rest of the industry. And this goes for all of them.