They want the video games industry to listen to some annoying youtuber that lives in his mom's basement? Can't wait for social media to go away.
Unfortunately, it isn’t just social media. It’s simply the way things are nowadays. When gaming magazines began fading into obscurity, gaming websites, forums, and blogs started to take their place. Many years later, a lot of these platforms have come and gone, but many still remain. Over time, things continued to evolve even further, and streamers and content creators filled that same—or similar—void for a lot of people. Their viewership grew steadily to the point where advertising and marketing began to be done through them, and this continues to this day.
The content people consume is subjective, like many things in life. Asmongold is one of the larger streamers that many people tune into, and for whatever reason, they genuinely care about his opinions and what he has to say. He covers a wide range of topics, and while he’s not for everyone, he holds significant influence. He also seems to have a large community that often agrees with much of what he says. I’ve heard him share some decent opinions, but I’ve also heard him express views I don’t agree with at all.
So, whether people like it or not, it’s important for developers and studios not to disregard his content and feedback. It’s crucial to keep your ear to the ground, and when a significant amount of feedback comes from one source, you shouldn’t completely turn your back on it.