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EA Revises Projected 2019 Earnings Following Poor Battlefield 5 Sales Battlefield 5 Sales Behind Lower EA Earnings for the 2019 Financial Year Battlefield 5's launch has been troubled, to say the least. After the release date was postponed by one month, EA avoided launching the game in-between Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2; the situation where analysts drew a comparison between the game and Titanfall 2. Nevertheless, it released during a very crowded and competitive launch window. In addition, EA's reputation among gamers is far from being positive at present; a situation not helped by a number of controversies prior to the game's launch. Some of these were driven by misogynistic rhetoric online, but others were certainly more justified, such as gamers' belief that the game was releasing in an unfinished state. Indeed, many of the game's major modes aren't coming out until March next year. BATTLEFIELD V All of these conditions combined to cause Battlefield 5 sales to drop below projections at launch. While the game's release hasn't necessarily been a failure; (indeed, official review scores have largely beern positive), the sales are much lower than what EA was hoping for. As such, EA has now revised their projected revenue for the 2019 financial year, as initially reported by Seeking Alpha. Previously, the company had projected earnings of $5.5 billion, but that figure now stands at $5.2 EA is also suffering from a drop in shares of around 45%, with a new low for the financial year occurring this week. While this fall does come within a more general fall for the whole of the technology market; something which has been ongoing for several months, that only accounts for a portion of EA's recent drop. It remains to be seen what EA will be doing in the new year to counteract the projection loss of around $350 million, or what that will mean for the future of Battlefield
EA Revises Projected 2019 Earnings Following Poor Battlefield 5 Sales Battlefield 5 Sales Behind Lower EA Earnings for the 2019 Financial Year Battlefield 5's launch has been troubled, to say the least. After the release date was postponed by one month, EA avoided launching the game in-between Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2; the situation where analysts drew a comparison between the game and Titanfall 2. Nevertheless, it released during a very crowded and competitive launch window. In addition, EA's reputation among gamers is far from being positive at present; a situation not helped by a number of controversies prior to the game's launch. Some of these were driven by misogynistic rhetoric online, but others were certainly more justified, such as gamers' belief that the game was releasing in an unfinished state. Indeed, many of the game's major modes aren't coming out until March next year. BATTLEFIELD V All of these conditions combined to cause Battlefield 5 sales to drop below projections at launch. While the game's release hasn't necessarily been a failure; (indeed, official review scores have largely beern positive), the sales are much lower than what EA was hoping for. As such, EA has now revised their projected revenue for the 2019 financial year, as initially reported by Seeking Alpha. Previously, the company had projected earnings of $5.5 billion, but that figure now stands at $5.2 EA is also suffering from a drop in shares of around 45%, with a new low for the financial year occurring this week. While this fall does come within a more general fall for the whole of the technology market; something which has been ongoing for several months, that only accounts for a portion of EA's recent drop. It remains to be seen what EA will be doing in the new year to counteract the projection loss of around $350 million, or what that will mean for the future of Battlefield
EA Revises Projected 2019 Earnings Following Poor Battlefield 5 Sales Battlefield 5 Sales Behind Lower EA Earnings for the 2019 Financial Year Battlefield 5's launch has been troubled, to say the least. After the release date was postponed by one month, EA avoided launching the game in-between Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Red Dead Redemption 2; the situation where analysts drew a comparison between the game and Titanfall 2. Nevertheless, it released during a very crowded and competitive launch window. In addition, EA's reputation among gamers is far from being positive at present; a situation not helped by a number of controversies prior to the game's launch. Some of these were driven by misogynistic rhetoric online, but others were certainly more justified, such as gamers' belief that the game was releasing in an unfinished state. Indeed, many of the game's major modes aren't coming out until March next year. BATTLEFIELD V All of these conditions combined to cause Battlefield 5 sales to drop below projections at launch. While the game's release hasn't necessarily been a failure; (indeed, official review scores have largely beern positive), the sales are much lower than what EA was hoping for. As such, EA has now revised their projected revenue for the 2019 financial year, as initially reported by Seeking Alpha. Previously, the company had projected earnings of $5.5 billion, but that figure now stands at $5.2 EA is also suffering from a drop in shares of around 45%, with a new low for the financial year occurring this week. While this fall does come within a more general fall for the whole of the technology market; something which has been ongoing for several months, that only accounts for a portion of EA's recent drop. It remains to be seen what EA will be doing in the new year to counteract the projection loss of around $350 million, or what that will mean for the future of Battlefield

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Admitting they screwed up

BATTLEFIELD LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY REVERTING TTK CHANGES Hello Battlefield Community We've committed to giving you an update this week around Battlefield V's TTK (Time To Kill) adjustments, as seen in last Friday's letter to the community. After rolling out those changes last week, weve listened to your feedback, reviewed our statistical data, and have made the decision to return to the original TTK values seen at launch Our intent with the TTK changes was to see if we could evolve the Battlefield V experience and make it more enjoyable for new players, whilst also making sure the Battlefield vets have a choice with a more "core" experience suiting their preferred play-style. Clearly we didn't get it right. Veteran players didn't ask for the change, but as game developers, we took it upon ourselves to make those changes based on extensive data and deliberation. It truthfully wasn't an easy decision for us. It's important to acknowledge that we have a challenge bringing new players into Battlefield V and onboard them to become more experienced Battlefield players. It's been a challenge across our games for a long time, as many will know, and becomes even more important for us to improve upon our post-launch experience with consistent updates to the game through the Tides of War. Our desire to service a game that caters to old and new players will continue. How we get it right isn't easy, nor will it be quick, and we appreciate when the community comes together and helps us on this journey We have learned a lot over the past week. We've gained clarity on the issues you've shared with us around Time To Death (TTD), weve identified imbalances in weapons, and have recorded real-world data on how TTK changes our game and impactS our players. With that knowledge we have a better idea of how to improve the game going forward, and have already begun taking steps to improve the experience for all our players, new and veteran. Starting tomorrow, December 18th at 4am PT 7am ET 1p CET, we will revert the TTK changes to their original launch states, we will remove the "Conquest Core" playlist, and we will not introduce any new "Core" playlists as mentioned in last week's letter. This will be a server-side update and does not require a client download. We'll continue to identify how we can improve the Battlefield V experience and will have more information for you around those changes starting in the new year Thank you for your feedback and patience. We're excited to be on this journey with you. The Battlefield Team
BATTLEFIELD LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY REVERTING TTK CHANGES Hello Battlefield Community We've committed to giving you an update this week around Battlefield V's TTK (Time To Kill) adjustments, as seen in last Friday's letter to the community. After rolling out those changes last week, weve listened to your feedback, reviewed our statistical data, and have made the decision to return to the original TTK values seen at launch Our intent with the TTK changes was to see if we could evolve the Battlefield V experience and make it more enjoyable for new players, whilst also making sure the Battlefield vets have a choice with a more "core" experience suiting their preferred play-style. Clearly we didn't get it right. Veteran players didn't ask for the change, but as game developers, we took it upon ourselves to make those changes based on extensive data and deliberation. It truthfully wasn't an easy decision for us. It's important to acknowledge that we have a challenge bringing new players into Battlefield V and onboard them to become more experienced Battlefield players. It's been a challenge across our games for a long time, as many will know, and becomes even more important for us to improve upon our post-launch experience with consistent updates to the game through the Tides of War. Our desire to service a game that caters to old and new players will continue. How we get it right isn't easy, nor will it be quick, and we appreciate when the community comes together and helps us on this journey We have learned a lot over the past week. We've gained clarity on the issues you've shared with us around Time To Death (TTD), weve identified imbalances in weapons, and have recorded real-world data on how TTK changes our game and impactS our players. With that knowledge we have a better idea of how to improve the game going forward, and have already begun taking steps to improve the experience for all our players, new and veteran. Starting tomorrow, December 18th at 4am PT 7am ET 1p CET, we will revert the TTK changes to their original launch states, we will remove the "Conquest Core" playlist, and we will not introduce any new "Core" playlists as mentioned in last week's letter. This will be a server-side update and does not require a client download. We'll continue to identify how we can improve the Battlefield V experience and will have more information for you around those changes starting in the new year Thank you for your feedback and patience. We're excited to be on this journey with you. The Battlefield Team
BATTLEFIELD LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY REVERTING TTK CHANGES Hello Battlefield Community We've committed to giving you an update this week around Battlefield V's TTK (Time To Kill) adjustments, as seen in last Friday's letter to the community. After rolling out those changes last week, weve listened to your feedback, reviewed our statistical data, and have made the decision to return to the original TTK values seen at launch Our intent with the TTK changes was to see if we could evolve the Battlefield V experience and make it more enjoyable for new players, whilst also making sure the Battlefield vets have a choice with a more "core" experience suiting their preferred play-style. Clearly we didn't get it right. Veteran players didn't ask for the change, but as game developers, we took it upon ourselves to make those changes based on extensive data and deliberation. It truthfully wasn't an easy decision for us. It's important to acknowledge that we have a challenge bringing new players into Battlefield V and onboard them to become more experienced Battlefield players. It's been a challenge across our games for a long time, as many will know, and becomes even more important for us to improve upon our post-launch experience with consistent updates to the game through the Tides of War. Our desire to service a game that caters to old and new players will continue. How we get it right isn't easy, nor will it be quick, and we appreciate when the community comes together and helps us on this journey We have learned a lot over the past week. We've gained clarity on the issues you've shared with us around Time To Death (TTD), weve identified imbalances in weapons, and have recorded real-world data on how TTK changes our game and impactS our players. With that knowledge we have a better idea of how to improve the game going forward, and have already begun taking steps to improve the experience for all our players, new and veteran. Starting tomorrow, December 18th at 4am PT 7am ET 1p CET, we will revert the TTK changes to their original launch states, we will remove the "Conquest Core" playlist, and we will not introduce any new "Core" playlists as mentioned in last week's letter. This will be a server-side update and does not require a client download. We'll continue to identify how we can improve the Battlefield V experience and will have more information for you around those changes starting in the new year Thank you for your feedback and patience. We're excited to be on this journey with you. The Battlefield Team

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BFVirgin Teaser Trailer vs CHADDLEFIELD 1 Teaser Trailer

From "AlexRead626":https://www.reddit.com/user/AlexRead626 on the "r/Battlefield":https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield subreddit
From "AlexRead626":https://www.reddit.com/user/AlexRead626 on the "r/Battlefield":https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield subreddit
From "AlexRead626":https://www.reddit.com/user/AlexRead626 on the "r/Battlefield":https://www.reddit.com/r/Battlefield subreddit

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#EveryonesBattlefield

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WHITE MENI WHITE MENI WHITE MEI FL RUINS EV G. FEMINAZIES ARE TRYING To WHAT THE F--- WAS THE DEVELOPERS TH #EVERYONES BATTLEFIF REACHES OF NORM
WHITE MENI WHITE MENI WHITE MEI FL RUINS EV G. FEMINAZIES ARE TRYING To WHAT THE F--- WAS THE DEVELOPERS TH #EVERYONES BATTLEFIF REACHES OF NORM

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Battlefield V's Chat Expansion Pack

The reason why EA censored "White man" "DLC" "Titanfall" in Battlefield V.
The reason why EA censored "White man" "DLC" "Titanfall" in Battlefield V.
The reason why EA censored "White man" "DLC" "Titanfall" in Battlefield V.

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BATTLEFIELD Finaly a game where you can kill women and minorities, thanks EA 1 hour ago 11 215 aji 10 目10
BATTLEFIELD Finaly a game where you can kill women and minorities, thanks EA 1 hour ago 11 215 aji 10 目10
BATTLEFIELD Finaly a game where you can kill women and minorities, thanks EA 1 hour ago 11 215 aji 10 目10

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TRIGGERED

I do not own this game. Found it form 8chan /v/.
I do not own this game. Found it form 8chan /v/.
I do not own this game. Found it form 8chan /v/.

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Rags @Rags_YT Seguir "DLC" is automatically censored in the Battlefield V in-game chat. Traducir Tweet Mekong2022:hello all 1-800-Get-Rags: PRESS ENTER TO CHAT
Rags @Rags_YT Seguir "DLC" is automatically censored in the Battlefield V in-game chat. Traducir Tweet Mekong2022:hello all 1-800-Get-Rags: PRESS ENTER TO CHAT
Rags @Rags_YT Seguir "DLC" is automatically censored in the Battlefield V in-game chat. Traducir Tweet Mekong2022:hello all 1-800-Get-Rags: PRESS ENTER TO CHAT

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TFW when you realize BFV is secretly an HD remaster of an old 1998 game

510 MalHe Rebele on Release Date: 12/31/1998 Re Release Date: 11/ 20/2018 DIG
510 MalHe Rebele on Release Date: 12/31/1998 Re Release Date: 11/ 20/2018 DIG
510 MalHe Rebele on Release Date: 12/31/1998 Re Release Date: 11/ 20/2018 DIG

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Battlefield V Pinup by 27poker

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Meanwhile, at...

EA/Dice Insulting our playerbase is eating into our revenue! We need to create more inclusive politically correct trailers that subtly preaches our PoC/Feminist/Anti Abelist agenda but doesn't keep shitlords from buying the game. If we have time left after this we will focus on gameplay and other trivial matters. BF:V Preorders id GUNS Bigger guns and a shotgurn grapplinçg hook! GUNS
EA/Dice Insulting our playerbase is eating into our revenue! We need to create more inclusive politically correct trailers that subtly preaches our PoC/Feminist/Anti Abelist agenda but doesn't keep shitlords from buying the game. If we have time left after this we will focus on gameplay and other trivial matters. BF:V Preorders id GUNS Bigger guns and a shotgurn grapplinçg hook! GUNS
EA/Dice Insulting our playerbase is eating into our revenue! We need to create more inclusive politically correct trailers that subtly preaches our PoC/Feminist/Anti Abelist agenda but doesn't keep shitlords from buying the game. If we have time left after this we will focus on gameplay and other trivial matters. BF:V Preorders id GUNS Bigger guns and a shotgurn grapplinçg hook! GUNS

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huh...

So, was he fired, or did he jump ship to escape mockery should the game fail?
So, was he fired, or did he jump ship to escape mockery should the game fail?
So, was he fired, or did he jump ship to escape mockery should the game fail?

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Gamers are dead pt 2

OPNION PC 244 Creatives are finally telling manbabies to stay home This has been a long time coming By Ben Kuchera | Jun 13, 2018, 11:14am EDT Most Read BATTLEFIELD V when all the games of E3 2018 are coming out Pokémon Go update brings trading, friends list to the game We Happy Few is scary because it all feels eeriy possible Search between a Playground, Campsite and a Footprint Fortnite Season 4 Challenge Location Guide There's no Incredibles without the Golden Age's first superhero family EA DICE/Electronic Arts Some very aggressive Battlefield fans are upset that the game includes women, or has a woman on the cover. Some of them are convinced that women didn't exist during the past, so putting them in a game set in the past is wrong. It's all kinda muddled. The general situation is that some gamers are upset about women existing, which is a pretty common event in gaming, but this time the anger is aimed at Battlefield 5. What's notable is th e response of some members of the creative team behind the game. "Battlefield Vis a lot about the unseen, the untold, the unplayed," EA chief creative officer Patrick Soderlund told Gamasutra. "The common perception is that there were no women in World War II. There were a ton of women who both fought in World War II and partook in the war." He goes on to state that the development team pushed for women to be included in the game that his daughter doesn't understand why people are upset, that both men and women want to play as women and that's just the way gaming is these days-before he gets to the real point. RELATED Battlefield V's creators: female characters are 'here to stay "And we don't take any flak," Soderlund stated. "We stand up for the cause, because I think those people who don't understand it, well, you have two choices: either accept it or don't buy the game. I'm fine with either or. It's just not ok." This has been happening more and more lately; some of the folks behind the pop culture we enjoy are done pretending like the most toxic fans are worth keeping around. Done with this disingenuous b-------. You know the difference between not liking a movie and hatefully harassing a woman so bad she has to get off social media. And you know which of those two we're talking about here. - Rian Johnson (rianjohnson) June 5, 2018 "Done with this disingenuous b-------," Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson wrote on Twitter in a response to a fan's concern trolling. "You know the difference between not liking a movie and hatefully harassing a woman so bad she has to get off social media. And you know which of those two we're talking about here." This isn't the first time Johnson has made it clear he doesn't have time for these people. What we talk about when we talk about manbabies -Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) June 5, 2018 Some Star Wars fans have been playing the game where they attack the films in a sexist way only to claim that it's unfair to call them sexist just because they're focusing their anger on women and using sexist attacks. Star Wars actor John Boyega is also kinda over that b-------. We don't care. a - John Boyega (@John Boyega) June 12, 2018 Dan Harmon, co-creator of Rick and Morty, has made his distaste for the same sort of vocally horrible fan known. Somehow the toxic Rick and Morty fans also tend to attack women involved with the show. It's weird how that keeps happening, huh? "I've made no bones about the fact that I loathe these people," Harmon told Entertainment Weekly in a story about the show's women being harassed. "It f------ sucks. And the only thing I can say is if you're lucky enough to make a show that is really good that people like, that means some bad people are going to like it too." RELATED It's time to start ignoring the Star Wars haters It's depressing that the angry men of Twitter are still so angry about Star Wars, video games and Rick and Morty - which have become something of an angry internet man starter kit- but it's heartening to see so many people behind these properties make it clear that the fandom shouldn't tolerate the worst parts of itself. People threatening to walk away from these fandoms while they're being horrible, only to be told that it might be better off if they actually do walk away, is a positive development.
OPNION PC 244 Creatives are finally telling manbabies to stay home This has been a long time coming By Ben Kuchera | Jun 13, 2018, 11:14am EDT Most Read BATTLEFIELD V when all the games of E3 2018 are coming out Pokémon Go update brings trading, friends list to the game We Happy Few is scary because it all feels eeriy possible Search between a Playground, Campsite and a Footprint Fortnite Season 4 Challenge Location Guide There's no Incredibles without the Golden Age's first superhero family EA DICE/Electronic Arts Some very aggressive Battlefield fans are upset that the game includes women, or has a woman on the cover. Some of them are convinced that women didn't exist during the past, so putting them in a game set in the past is wrong. It's all kinda muddled. The general situation is that some gamers are upset about women existing, which is a pretty common event in gaming, but this time the anger is aimed at Battlefield 5. What's notable is th e response of some members of the creative team behind the game. "Battlefield Vis a lot about the unseen, the untold, the unplayed," EA chief creative officer Patrick Soderlund told Gamasutra. "The common perception is that there were no women in World War II. There were a ton of women who both fought in World War II and partook in the war." He goes on to state that the development team pushed for women to be included in the game that his daughter doesn't understand why people are upset, that both men and women want to play as women and that's just the way gaming is these days-before he gets to the real point. RELATED Battlefield V's creators: female characters are 'here to stay "And we don't take any flak," Soderlund stated. "We stand up for the cause, because I think those people who don't understand it, well, you have two choices: either accept it or don't buy the game. I'm fine with either or. It's just not ok." This has been happening more and more lately; some of the folks behind the pop culture we enjoy are done pretending like the most toxic fans are worth keeping around. Done with this disingenuous b-------. You know the difference between not liking a movie and hatefully harassing a woman so bad she has to get off social media. And you know which of those two we're talking about here. - Rian Johnson (rianjohnson) June 5, 2018 "Done with this disingenuous b-------," Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson wrote on Twitter in a response to a fan's concern trolling. "You know the difference between not liking a movie and hatefully harassing a woman so bad she has to get off social media. And you know which of those two we're talking about here." This isn't the first time Johnson has made it clear he doesn't have time for these people. What we talk about when we talk about manbabies -Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) June 5, 2018 Some Star Wars fans have been playing the game where they attack the films in a sexist way only to claim that it's unfair to call them sexist just because they're focusing their anger on women and using sexist attacks. Star Wars actor John Boyega is also kinda over that b-------. We don't care. a - John Boyega (@John Boyega) June 12, 2018 Dan Harmon, co-creator of Rick and Morty, has made his distaste for the same sort of vocally horrible fan known. Somehow the toxic Rick and Morty fans also tend to attack women involved with the show. It's weird how that keeps happening, huh? "I've made no bones about the fact that I loathe these people," Harmon told Entertainment Weekly in a story about the show's women being harassed. "It f------ sucks. And the only thing I can say is if you're lucky enough to make a show that is really good that people like, that means some bad people are going to like it too." RELATED It's time to start ignoring the Star Wars haters It's depressing that the angry men of Twitter are still so angry about Star Wars, video games and Rick and Morty - which have become something of an angry internet man starter kit- but it's heartening to see so many people behind these properties make it clear that the fandom shouldn't tolerate the worst parts of itself. People threatening to walk away from these fandoms while they're being horrible, only to be told that it might be better off if they actually do walk away, is a positive development.
OPNION PC 244 Creatives are finally telling manbabies to stay home This has been a long time coming By Ben Kuchera | Jun 13, 2018, 11:14am EDT Most Read BATTLEFIELD V when all the games of E3 2018 are coming out Pokémon Go update brings trading, friends list to the game We Happy Few is scary because it all feels eeriy possible Search between a Playground, Campsite and a Footprint Fortnite Season 4 Challenge Location Guide There's no Incredibles without the Golden Age's first superhero family EA DICE/Electronic Arts Some very aggressive Battlefield fans are upset that the game includes women, or has a woman on the cover. Some of them are convinced that women didn't exist during the past, so putting them in a game set in the past is wrong. It's all kinda muddled. The general situation is that some gamers are upset about women existing, which is a pretty common event in gaming, but this time the anger is aimed at Battlefield 5. What's notable is th e response of some members of the creative team behind the game. "Battlefield Vis a lot about the unseen, the untold, the unplayed," EA chief creative officer Patrick Soderlund told Gamasutra. "The common perception is that there were no women in World War II. There were a ton of women who both fought in World War II and partook in the war." He goes on to state that the development team pushed for women to be included in the game that his daughter doesn't understand why people are upset, that both men and women want to play as women and that's just the way gaming is these days-before he gets to the real point. RELATED Battlefield V's creators: female characters are 'here to stay "And we don't take any flak," Soderlund stated. "We stand up for the cause, because I think those people who don't understand it, well, you have two choices: either accept it or don't buy the game. I'm fine with either or. It's just not ok." This has been happening more and more lately; some of the folks behind the pop culture we enjoy are done pretending like the most toxic fans are worth keeping around. Done with this disingenuous b-------. You know the difference between not liking a movie and hatefully harassing a woman so bad she has to get off social media. And you know which of those two we're talking about here. - Rian Johnson (rianjohnson) June 5, 2018 "Done with this disingenuous b-------," Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson wrote on Twitter in a response to a fan's concern trolling. "You know the difference between not liking a movie and hatefully harassing a woman so bad she has to get off social media. And you know which of those two we're talking about here." This isn't the first time Johnson has made it clear he doesn't have time for these people. What we talk about when we talk about manbabies -Rian Johnson (@rianjohnson) June 5, 2018 Some Star Wars fans have been playing the game where they attack the films in a sexist way only to claim that it's unfair to call them sexist just because they're focusing their anger on women and using sexist attacks. Star Wars actor John Boyega is also kinda over that b-------. We don't care. a - John Boyega (@John Boyega) June 12, 2018 Dan Harmon, co-creator of Rick and Morty, has made his distaste for the same sort of vocally horrible fan known. Somehow the toxic Rick and Morty fans also tend to attack women involved with the show. It's weird how that keeps happening, huh? "I've made no bones about the fact that I loathe these people," Harmon told Entertainment Weekly in a story about the show's women being harassed. "It f------ sucks. And the only thing I can say is if you're lucky enough to make a show that is really good that people like, that means some bad people are going to like it too." RELATED It's time to start ignoring the Star Wars haters It's depressing that the angry men of Twitter are still so angry about Star Wars, video games and Rick and Morty - which have become something of an angry internet man starter kit- but it's heartening to see so many people behind these properties make it clear that the fandom shouldn't tolerate the worst parts of itself. People threatening to walk away from these fandoms while they're being horrible, only to be told that it might be better off if they actually do walk away, is a positive development.

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