They’ve been hitting on target far more than just twice a day, the Metacritic average of Xbox’s first party output was so high in 2021 that they came #1 as their publisher of the year, as published in their 12th Annual Game Publisher Rankings.

Playground Games (who’s based in the UK) is working on a new Fable. It’s an interesting choice but they’ve been knocking it out of the park.

Rare made Sea of Thieves in 2018 which is still quite popular

I guess we’ll ignore how Forza Horizon 5 is one of the best reviewed games of this generation so far. Also that Hi-Fi Rush, so chock-a-block full of mtx.
When you go overcompensate with the anti-Xbox sentiment it just makes these posts hard to take seriously.

Mike Ybarra left Xbox in 2019 and only became co-leader of the Blizzard with Jen Oneal during August this year, after Blizzard’s J. Allen Brack stepped down. I’m pretty sure whatever issues Activision-Blizzard is dealing with is far more deep rooted and long running than a couple of months.

Tried to delete but no bueno.

Global minority? Hahahahaha

Doesn’t matter where you say it, a racist word will always innately mean the same thing. Context matters, but it doesn’t circumvent the definition of a word, or what it references. Beyond that, there’s a big, massive difference between a film using fictional characters to tell a story, like American History X, and a…

It doesn’t matter how someone tries to frame something like “kill all jews” or using a racial slur, what they specifically reference and what they mean stays exactly the same.

“how long until you decide you did your tantrum long enough, and actually start the process of healing”

*Tantrum*? Are you honestly saying that people whose races have had prejudice aimed at them (and still do) are having tantrums? That those who push back against those who use racist slurs are now the oppressors?
Based…

You are insanely naive if you think the effect of that kind of hate and prejudice doesn’t transcend generations and hasn’t shaped racial identities to this day.
The only bullies in this scenario are people who use racist slurs. The end.

Something tells me that’s very easy for you to say. Never had to deal with any form of prejudice before, maybe?

THANK YOU.

Yeah nah to your yeah no. If it were an isolated incident you’d have an argument, but this isn’t the first time Pews has gone to this well.

I’m not personally offended when someone makes racial jokes, because I’m pretty much a white guy. But I know that 9.99 times out of 10 it’s obviously and blatantly wrong, and whoever is making them should be called out on it. It’s not enough that only those who are the target of slurs and jokes should have to fight…

“Now how many slaves and holocaust survivors are still alive... at that age... do they really care? do they take it personally? please...”

What about people who had them in their families? Or in their bloodline? Racial identity is a big thing for minorities because it’s the very thing they were subjugated by and still…

Isn’t that victim blaming, really? It’s your fault of you get offended by something that’s innately offensive?

Yeah, it’s totally fine to say racist things in a place where those it belittles would never see it. Well done.

Yeah, nah.
Thanks to that punch, the focus went from an interview normalising that white supremacist ass (go watch it again, and see how he was being asked about his stupid pepe pin) to exactly all about what kind of reprehensible ass he is.
So now more people now than ever know he’s a Nazi. Such a terrible thing, so…

The flaw in your argument is that you see Richard Spencer getting exposure is purely a positive thing, with no downside whatsoever.
Conversely, there were many people who had no idea who he was, and now they know exactly who he is and what he’s about without any doubt: an ethic cleansing musing, minority hating, sieg…