What I found interesting is that she didn’t seem interested in talking about the feminist angle at all. All she cares about is the scene and the craft. I admire that.

Did you read the article? Point to exactly where they start talking about feminism and female casters being a burden to the scene and how she’s highlighted for her gender rather than her talents. The article is about professional casters not “female” professional casters.

I’m happy about this because it’s funny when old people get mad.

I mean, “expression of self” sounds all profound and noble and shit, but like, an asshole expressing themselves is still an asshole. I don’t think “the whole purpose of art” is everyone jerking off to themselves like it’s in any way meaningful or brave. Thinking that your unfiltered expression is “art” because it’s a…

SOLD!

I’m not sure if CYOA books count as RPGs, but I got a soft spot for Space Dracula.

In an old issue of SJG’s Pyramid magazine back in the early 90s just before they went digital on the Web, there was article of invented creatures by an author whose name eludes me now.

I mean, it’s definitely censorship. These costumes were clearly integral to the narrative arc and thematic undercurrents of the game. Removing them compromises their artistic statement and the message contained within them. How am I even supposed to get scared now?

If only!

There is a reason I just hide the chat or go full screen when watching. Actually, I’m watching it now.

I backed it too. Really regretting that decision...