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Gamers vs Feminists
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![Speaking to DANGEROUS, Chylinski says that his employer terminated his position because of the Twitter hate mob, and not for any other reason. He says that following the uproar on ResetERA and Twitter, two of his superiors pulled him aside and asked if he stood for what he wrote on Twitter. I said that I honestly didn't see anything wrong with it," he said. “I don't feel like I need to pretend [not to know about statistics and political realities]." Queenie @queer queenie Chylinski says that the issue his superiors took issue with the most was, strangely enough, his tweet about identifying as an attack helicopter. Charlie "Subnautica v1.0" Cleveland Follow Flayra "They began asking me how I would react if they hired a Muslim or trans person. I said I'd debate them like anyone else on the team if l disagreed with them," said Chylinski. "They said that this would create an unwelcoming working environment and that they see it as a problem that almost only white men are working there, and they need more diversity and that what I said would make that difficult to achieve." Would you prefer we added the option to play as a woman in @Subnautica, or improve the core game? 26% as a 74% ! core 189 votes Final results 8:13 pm 03 Feb 18 The sound designer was quick to defend his former employers to DANGEROUS. "These guys are not bad people. I don't want to paint them that way," he said. "They are very talented and on a personal level they are nice to be around. 261 RETWEETS 778 LIKES On Kotaku, game director Charlie Cleveland wrote: "Over the weekend we discovered that one of our team members had made many hateful statements online that are against our company values. After discussing the matter with him, we decided to stop working with him immediately."](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/001/340/957/61f.png "some title")
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![Speaking to DANGEROUS, Chylinski says that his employer terminated his position because of the Twitter hate mob, and not for any other reason. He says that following the uproar on ResetERA and Twitter, two of his superiors pulled him aside and asked if he stood for what he wrote on Twitter. I said that I honestly didn't see anything wrong with it," he said. “I don't feel like I need to pretend [not to know about statistics and political realities]." Queenie @queer queenie Chylinski says that the issue his superiors took issue with the most was, strangely enough, his tweet about identifying as an attack helicopter. Charlie "Subnautica v1.0" Cleveland Follow Flayra "They began asking me how I would react if they hired a Muslim or trans person. I said I'd debate them like anyone else on the team if l disagreed with them," said Chylinski. "They said that this would create an unwelcoming working environment and that they see it as a problem that almost only white men are working there, and they need more diversity and that what I said would make that difficult to achieve." Would you prefer we added the option to play as a woman in @Subnautica, or improve the core game? 26% as a 74% ! core 189 votes Final results 8:13 pm 03 Feb 18 The sound designer was quick to defend his former employers to DANGEROUS. "These guys are not bad people. I don't want to paint them that way," he said. "They are very talented and on a personal level they are nice to be around. 261 RETWEETS 778 LIKES On Kotaku, game director Charlie Cleveland wrote: "Over the weekend we discovered that one of our team members had made many hateful statements online that are against our company values. After discussing the matter with him, we decided to stop working with him immediately."](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/340/957/61f.png "some title")
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