Uncompromised & Uncucked.
Damn I had forgotten about the moon rocks comment

are slavs wh*te?charlie chong wrote:i notice a lot of people saying that you cant be racist to whites because of white privelige
"Unreasonable demands" how? This article never makes a point what these exact demands are, how they are even unreasonable, or how they are even demands. In fact, if you were to look at Deroir's tweets and history with GW2 itself, he's a long-time streamer of the game and most likely loves the game for what it is already, if anything Deroir was just trying to start a discussion concerning MMORPG narrative design in general rather than trying to get his desired changes implemented immediately in GW2 by making "unreasonable demands".ArenaNet have fired two Guild Wars 2 writers for tweets they made this past week. In doing so, they’ve thrown their lot in with players and harassers who make unreasonable demands of game developers. Good work, ArenaNet. Let’s start at the beginning.
"Correctly connected" how? Because this article sure as hell doesn't make me see it. All I see is someone playing the Mansplaining card and RPS immediately placing Price in the right because they assume it's just another "all-too common situation of women game developers being condescended on Twitter" (as Price did), even though that's not remotely apparent here at all. They don't even try to make the connection to Deroir and actual mansplaining here, because even RPS knows that with Deroir's tweets they have absolutely no leg to stand on to call him a troll or harasser of the sorts, else they would have already. Most people looking at these tweets would see some guy trying to have a discussion in the most as-polite-as-it-can-get-on-Twitter way possible, until Price brings gender up out of seemingly nowhere, in response to which Deroir expresses his displeasure but says he'll leave her be, which I'd also consider as-polite-as-it-can-get-on-Twitter.On July 3rd, Jessica Price wrote an interesting Twitter thread about the challenges of writing compelling player characters in MMORPGs. In response to one of those tweets, Guild Wars 2 YouTuber and ArenaNet content partner ‘Deroir’ responded to disagree and argue in favour of branching dialogue. On July 4th, Price quote-tweeted Deroir’s response, correctly connecting it to the all-too common situation of women game developers being condescended on Twitter.
I'd appreciate it if RPS could be a bit more subtle in trying to paint Price as the good guy.For further context, Jessica Price joined ArenaNet around a year ago and the r/Guildwars2 post announcing her arrival was eventually locked by moderators because some posters took instant umbrage with Price’s Twitter account, fearing that the game might be affected by “SJW agendas.” Price worked previously at Paizo Inc, makers of the Pathfinder pen-and-paper RPG, and had been open on Twitter, in interviews and in PAX panels about sexism in the tabletop industry, including specific instances of harassment she had experienced.
That's what's expected out of any employee working for any company. Look around, people get fired all the time regardless of their gender if they act completely unprofessional in public spaces, and if it's determined that they pose a liability to the PR image of the company they're working for. Twitter accounts are not exempt, even if it is your personal one. It should have become common knowledge by now that companies will sift through your social media accounts before hiring you. They don't want someone who can't hold in their spaghetti, else customers start complaining about how you could have hired someone who's indirectly insulting them. I find it utterly hilarious that the notion of the other writer, some non-descript white male, getting fired for the same reasons but only being treated as a side-note in this article. If Price was unreasonably held to a standard that required her to be silent and play nice, what was the deal with Fries?Price’s tweets on July 4th were clearly responding not to a single tweet but explicitly addressing the broader reality of “being a female game dev” today. By this point, it’s no secret that women in online spaces are frequently condescended, bombarded with criticism not levied at male peers and often held to a standard that requires them to be silent or play nice.
Xyga wrote:Liar. I've known you only from latexmachomen.com and pantysniffers.org forums.chum wrote:the thing is that we actually go way back and have known each other on multiple websites, first clashing in a Naruto forum.
discussion = OMG MANSPLAINING!!!!BIL wrote:snip
That's what gets me, the sheer foolishness of pulling that card here. If what that guy posted is grounds for it... what sort of boot-licking supplication are Price's ilk, and their enablers in the gaming press, expecting here? I can't imagine this inspiring anything but contempt from most, outright invective from some.FinalBaton wrote:Wow. she's nuts. she brought in the gender card when it had absolutely nothing to do with it.
My guess, is that this is most certainly part of it.BIL wrote:Maybe that's what they're banking on, and to hell with innocents in the crossfire.
WHAT A GREAT STORYI just got so mad, so upset and felt so powerless and surrounded by individuals who are so thoughtless and shitty I was hoping I'd appeal to some sort of sense of decency by writing the most vile shit I could think of.
Always with the impotent fantasies of violence, these people.What I'm saying is that the gw2 userbase is horrible and I'd beat it into submission if I was in charge of Arenanet.
ChurchOfSolipsism wrote: ALso, this is how SKykid usually posts
Price said she has no regrets about her response to Deroir, although she said she might have moderated her language a little. “Given that the term ‘asshat’ was apparently a sticking point for ArenaNet, I’d maybe use ‘condescending jerk’ instead,” she said. “Men pop up in my mentions to tell me how to do my job all the time."
Xyga wrote:Liar. I've known you only from latexmachomen.com and pantysniffers.org forums.chum wrote:the thing is that we actually go way back and have known each other on multiple websites, first clashing in a Naruto forum.