Sephiroth_VII
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People are deluded if they don't think potential backlash and bad PR could cause a company to not bring a game to the west.
It is making fun of trigger warnings, and the concept of triggers in general. Not used by typically nice people.
Wait watSecond, and this is where the problem is, swimsuits being for "sexing up" isn't a terrible thing and neither is a woman wearing one for titilation... if we were talking about real live women. But these are characters who have no actual agency and do whatever the whim of the creator is.
And without personal agency or enough context to make the actions they are asked to do totally understandable and not counter to a character's typical motivations? It's straight-up turning the characters into objects. Which they ARE, by nature of being not real, but that doesn't make that sexual objectification immediately unworthy of consideration or, depending on your perspective, concern.
Basically, the simplest way to conceptualize the problem is to think of video game characters (or any non-living human representations) as comatose people on puppet strings. They have literally ZERO will, and if you were to have a comatose woman who is not known for sexy erotic playtime for no particular reason and then suddenly gets the skimpiest bikini thrown on her to be posed and shown as a sexual object for male consumption? You couldn't tell me that wouldn't be pretty damn gross. And that's essentially what the argument always is: You can't argue that it's not offensive when you can't ask the "person" who's being objectified. They are inherently sex objects at that point.
Didn't we had this same thread yesterday?
Not thread whining, just asking a genuine question.
Some people really do relive trauma when reminded of bad rhings from their life: rape victims, soldiers with PTSD, war survivors.I personally find "trigger warnings" ridiculous, so I can see my opinion is probably not wanted here. I'll bow out gracefully.
Some people really do relive trauma when reminded of bad rhings from their life: rape victims, soldiers with PTSD, war survivors.
A single sentence to make someone's day less shitty seems ok by me.
Some people really do relive trauma when reminded of bad rhings from their life: rape victims, soldiers with PTSD, war survivors.
A single sentence to make someone's day less shitty seems ok by me.
The guy handling Play-Asia's social media accounts always gives me some weird vibes with his postings. Now I understand :/
Ya I think people are missing this point, it's not about the backlash now it's about the backlash if they bring it here. Just look around and see how sensitive people are nowadays. We're in a hyper sensitive time.People are deluded if they don't think potential backlash and bad PR could cause a company to not bring a game to the west.
Agreed that it's nice, but it shouldn't be expected that everyone with a voice should and must consult others before they say something. Otherwise, that's policing how people talk which is a bad road and just plain silly, in my opinion. A majority of people in this world have experienced trauma in some way, shape, or form. Unfortunately, that doesn't give anyone the right to tell people what words they can or can't use, even when speaking to you. Besides, you can't say anything if you're trying not to offend anyone.
But that's a different argument that probably isn't suited for here. Nor will it probably get anywhere.
It is not about saying something. Its saying you gonna spoiler before you spoiler
Ya I think people are missing this point, it's not about the backlash now it's about the backlash if they bring it here. Just look around and see how sensitive people are nowadays. We're in a hyper sensitive time.
Also why is this thread still up when the other one was closed?
...you are not serious, right?Besides, you can't say anything if you're trying not to offend anyone.
...you are not serious, right?
But again, no one really cares. DOAX is a game that doesn't pretend to be something it's not and no one has really voiced anything against it and I doubt many even will if it's ever localized.
What?
Ya I think people are missing this point, it's not about the backlash now it's about the backlash if they bring it here. Just look around and see how sensitive people are nowadays. We're in a hyper sensitive time.
Also why is this thread still up when the other one was closed?
Sorry for my opinion, but I think being able to joke/talk about even the most crass, insulting, or offensive things is vastly important and prefer the "tough skin" approach.
That was not what you said. You implied any discussion of any topic will offend someone.Sorry for my opinion, but I think being able to joke/talk about even the most crass, insulting, or offensive things is vastly important and prefer the "tough skin" approach.
Sorry for my opinion, but I think being able to joke/talk about even the most crass, insulting, or offensive things is vastly important and prefer the "tough skin" approach.
Edited it, but to put as simple as possible:
Trigger warnings are not about giving anyone the right to tell people what words they can or can't use, even when speaking to you. That is completely wrong. It is about warning people the content could hurt.
Exactly.Well, they won't get my business anymore.
And yes, this is actually a lost sale, as it is entirely possible to both have a fondness for pointless objectifying smut and think the attitude and stance behind these tweets is bullshit.
The more hyper sensitive people seem to mostly be these "anti-SJW" people who have taken it as their mission to belittle and attack anyone & everyone who brings up topics like ethnical inequality, treatment of women and minorities etc. in regards to games & the game industry. Criticizing DOAX for objectifying women and not wanting to support a retailer who views a certain part of their customers with contempt is not hyper sensitivity, going batshit insane in attacking those criticizing it & joining a movement like GG because "those feminazis and fags are trying to destroy our games" is hypersensitivity.Ya I think people are missing this point, it's not about the backlash now it's about the backlash if they bring it here. Just look around and see how sensitive people are nowadays. We're in a hyper sensitive time.
Also why is this thread still up when the other one was closed?
No one's stopping you from talking about whatever you want.
You've just never had the unlimited right to never offend people. They can be offended if they want, you can find some other people to be offensive with.
You are LITERALLY victim blaming.I think you're just expected to be prepared to have your feelings hurt/offended/"triggered" by just being an adult living in the real world. You shouldn't have to provide for some particular trauma victims anymore than trauma victims should have to wear a label saying "I'm a victim. Please don't say these words to me.".
Ya I think people are missing this point, it's not about the backlash now it's about the backlash if they bring it here. Just look around and see how sensitive people are nowadays. We're in a hyper sensitive time.
Also why is this thread still up when the other one was closed?
That backlash talk is just a passive aggressive way to justify a business decision while saying "don't criticize our games" and cajoling some people who love their persecution narrative.Ya I think people are missing this point, it's not about the backlash now it's about the backlash if they bring it here. Just look around and see how sensitive people are nowadays. We're in a hyper sensitive time.
Also why is this thread still up when the other one was closed?
That was not what you said. You implied any discussion of any topic will offend someone.
Empathy?Actually we do have the right to say offensive things to people who are offended. Being offended doesn't give you any rights, but you do have the right to be offensive.
Actually we do have the right to say offensive things to people who are offended. Being offended doesn't give you any rights, but you do have the right to be offensive.
You are LITERALLY victim blaming.
Actually we do have the right to say offensive things to people who are offended. Being offended doesn't give you any rights, but you do have the right to be offensive.
Wow, you are terrible. Try to be more empathetic towards fellow human beings, is it that hard?I think you're just expected to be prepared to have your feelings hurt/offended/"triggered" by just being an adult living in the real world. You shouldn't have to provide for some particular trauma victims anymore than trauma victims should have to wear a label saying "I'm a victim. Please don't say these words to me.".
I think you're just expected to be prepared to have your feelings hurt/offended/"triggered" by just being an adult living in the real world. You shouldn't have to provide for some particular trauma victims anymore than trauma victims should have to wear a label saying "I'm a victim. Please don't say these words to me.".
Empathy?
I think it depends on the context. If it's a game, movie, stand-up comic,I think you're just expected to be prepared to have your feelings hurt/offended/"triggered" by just being an adult living in the real world. You shouldn't have to provide for some particular trauma victims anymore than trauma victims should have to wear a label saying "I'm a victim. Please don't say these words to me.".
Eh, celebrating an already niche game not getting a release is a bit tacky. Couldn't you just ignore it if you ever saw it on store shelves?I'd love more terrible embarrassing games like Dead or Alive to not ever be released outside of Japan; I guess I am a SJW then?
No, means you're egoistic and judgemental.I'd love more terrible embarrassing games like Dead or Alive to not ever be released outside of Japan; I guess I am a SJW then?
You misunderstood.
You have no right for them not to be offended. Be a jerkass all you want. Make it your life goal if you want. People are free to think you're a jerkass and not want to be around you. You haven't earned any right to be a jerkass to people if they don't want you around, though. They'll be offended, not want to be around you, and you can find people that better fit your sense of humor.
I think you're just expected to be prepared to have your feelings hurt/offended/"triggered" by just being an adult living in the real world.
Actually we do have the right to say offensive things to people who are offended. Being offended doesn't give you any rights, but you do have the right to be offensive.
Have you ever considered putting "sociopath" on your resume? Jesus fuck man, lmao.
I think you have a misunderstanding of what a sociopath is. Let's steer clear of insults if we can. I just have a different opinion than you is all![]()
I think you have a misunderstanding of what a sociopath is. Let's steer clear of insults if we can. I just have a different opinion than you is all![]()
I'd love more terrible embarrassing games like Dead or Alive to not ever be released outside of Japan; I guess I am a SJW then?
Adults living in the real world have social standards. Not purposefully hurting is one of them. Or atleast giving a warning you are about to get hurt.
Nor is he free of criticism. Something Finalantagonist consistenly pointed out to be still within the rights of those being offended. I don't think Finalantagonist is offended, even. Just pointing out sociopathy is an overreactive accusation.I don't think he's under any obligation not to offend you.
Right?