I never said it was an extreme practice, merely stating that it does happen, which they even admit in the article. It is a tactic used by streamers, and it is, frankly, one of the lowest common denominator ones. Anyway. go to Twitch right now, look at the LoL streamers...compare the way male and female streamers…

Then where are the guns and tanks? Where's the government funding? THINK OF THE TROOPS!

You act as though I choose my words without care. I assure that is not the case. Someone can display cleavage innocently, sure...but if you can tell me that most streamers, male or female, just roll out of bed without a care in the world about their appearance...I have some oceanfront property in Arizona I'd like to…

You have problems with reading, right? Like I said in the last paragraph of my previous response, do what you gotta do, but don't try show skin and then try to act like some innocent ingenue. "These breasts?! Oh my, I have no idea how they got there! It's all a misunderstanding, I assure you!" It's cheap, it's…

Actually, they can't do that. It's part of the Twitch rules. So...someone has already had a problem with it, because that was instated like...last year, the year before last? Fairly recently, in any case. So, what you know is what you speculate, and what you speculated was factually incorrect. "Wearing no…

As a Bi dude, I'll say PDD is hella attractive.

That said, if he opened his mouth his ass would be on the curb super quick, but other than that. I can enjoy the cinematography and hate the soundtrack just fine.

Yes, I'm sure your broad generalization is completely accurate and without bias, but let's just assume that reality is slightly more nuanced than what you've obviously put a lot of thought into.

Twitch is a competition for views. And, like it or not, since you can't see the content beforehand, you have to rely on…

Or, hear me out here...

Twitch streamers, assuming they are popular enough, can make money, yes? There are many Twitch streamers. If we assume that all Twitch streamers hope to "make it big" or whatever, they have to market themselves. Since the majority of streamers are male, and the audience is primarily male,…

Think you need to look up the term literally.

It was the only race/gender combination you called out. It doesn't have to be a "slur" to be denigration, which was the entire point. You act like being a white cis male is a walk in the park, which is sheer idiocy.

As a non-white, no straight male, I can tell you that gaming is just fine. My non-white, non-male…

Or, here, let's be civil about this: point to me where I'm wrong in my assessment of the things you've said. Give me something solid that actually makes sense. If you can't, well...I can only work with what I'm given. Can't polish a bigoted turd.

So, you are laughing because I acknowledged that you called yourself a bigot? Okay. Sounds good.

This game does not seem interesting. Like, I'm all for the sex stuff, but the content of the game, the weird Trading Places bit...I dunno. You want to talk about sincerity but the game is about deception at it's core? Seems weird.

So, I notice you don't deny being a bigot. That's good. The first step in realizing you have a problem is admitting it. See, being a bigot is bad, because while you've obviously "reasoned" yourself into the notion of Justified Bigotry...that's fucking retarded, and I'm not entirely convinced you can see why.

I mean,…

Yeah, it's terrible when the ones most often throwing around gendered and racial terms like candy are...oh, what do you call them? You hate the term SJW...oh, right, "activists." After all, you were the one who has a problem with one particular demographic. *shrug*

See, I prefer inclusion of all, rather than the…

This is why Japanese character design is superior to Western design.

You know nothing, Jon Snow.

As as writer, I find it weird that only recently did it become a thing to describe characters by their gender first, as though that were the most important thing. If that is the most interesting thing about your character, or the thing they are supposed to be most identified by, you've failed as a creator.

I don't know, Kotaku seems to make most of its revenue off the "overwhelming negativity concerning a fucking hobby." I mean...hello weekly clickbait?

But you know what I find bad about games? The fact that it's becoming politicized. The fact that, hey, just maybe, if you don't like something about a game or a design…

I think I have a bigger brush out back if you need some more area to cover with those generalizations.