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![[-] xNotch 7 points an hour ago From what I can piece together, this is what happened: Once I realized I had f----you money and didn't care about my public image any more because it didn't affect my day to day life in any way, I started speaking out against things I personally thing are wrong This got a surprisingly good reaction, with people contacting me in private to tell me they appreciated me doing so, but were unable to publicly back me on it. I completely understood, but felt encouraged to keep doing so Eventually, this led to people on the other side of the issue starting to attack me, either to libelous articles or by sending me tweets, so I'd start replying to those in public too. People went nuts, both because they like the drama, and because some people thought I was doing something good. Some people said they didn't care about the actual politics but found it refreshing to see a big name speak candidly. This egged me on, so I kept doing it, and eventually it became a bad habit. I recently got completely baited into doing a public reply to some miserable c-word, which they then tried to use to make me seem like a horrible horrible person. I'm currently trying to bring my twitter back to mostly just making bad jokes and complaining about video games Accusations of me being miserable are incorrect. Accusations of me being a bigot are incorrect. But I also kind of don't care what people think I feel or what people think I think, as that has no actual impact on my reality. I'm sharing this with you because maybe I can get some of that sweet reddit karma, and also because I still care a little bit. 1: clown permalink source embed save save-RES report give gold reply hide child comments [-] kevintumermovie Well, there you go OP. Answers don't get more direct than this permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply 个 2 points an hour ago [-] StannisIsTheMannis How do you feel about journalists and gamers who criticize gaming companies for not including playable female characters? Such as GTA V, Link, and Assassin's Creed? Do you feel like it would be a cool artistic direction, or do you feel like its a non issue? Thank you for staying honest about your opinions permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply 个 1 point an hour ago [-] xNotch points 42 minutes ago It's an obvious non-issue, and people There are things I agree with, however. Say you're writing the rules for a game and you don't know the gender of the player. Don't assume male, that's just weird. Some use he/she, but I personally am I huge fan of "they" permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply who claim this trend isn't censorship are two faced liars [-] StannisIsTheMannis 1 point 36 minutes ago Thank you! I don't know many developers so I was curious how that side viewed it (I know you don't speak for developers but many have been mute on it for fear of backlash) permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/138/964/651.png "Notch's /r/OutOfTheLoop Response")
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![[-] xNotch 7 points an hour ago From what I can piece together, this is what happened: Once I realized I had f----you money and didn't care about my public image any more because it didn't affect my day to day life in any way, I started speaking out against things I personally thing are wrong This got a surprisingly good reaction, with people contacting me in private to tell me they appreciated me doing so, but were unable to publicly back me on it. I completely understood, but felt encouraged to keep doing so Eventually, this led to people on the other side of the issue starting to attack me, either to libelous articles or by sending me tweets, so I'd start replying to those in public too. People went nuts, both because they like the drama, and because some people thought I was doing something good. Some people said they didn't care about the actual politics but found it refreshing to see a big name speak candidly. This egged me on, so I kept doing it, and eventually it became a bad habit. I recently got completely baited into doing a public reply to some miserable c-word, which they then tried to use to make me seem like a horrible horrible person. I'm currently trying to bring my twitter back to mostly just making bad jokes and complaining about video games Accusations of me being miserable are incorrect. Accusations of me being a bigot are incorrect. But I also kind of don't care what people think I feel or what people think I think, as that has no actual impact on my reality. I'm sharing this with you because maybe I can get some of that sweet reddit karma, and also because I still care a little bit. 1: clown permalink source embed save save-RES report give gold reply hide child comments [-] kevintumermovie Well, there you go OP. Answers don't get more direct than this permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply 个 2 points an hour ago [-] StannisIsTheMannis How do you feel about journalists and gamers who criticize gaming companies for not including playable female characters? Such as GTA V, Link, and Assassin's Creed? Do you feel like it would be a cool artistic direction, or do you feel like its a non issue? Thank you for staying honest about your opinions permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply 个 1 point an hour ago [-] xNotch points 42 minutes ago It's an obvious non-issue, and people There are things I agree with, however. Say you're writing the rules for a game and you don't know the gender of the player. Don't assume male, that's just weird. Some use he/she, but I personally am I huge fan of "they" permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply who claim this trend isn't censorship are two faced liars [-] StannisIsTheMannis 1 point 36 minutes ago Thank you! I don't know many developers so I was curious how that side viewed it (I know you don't speak for developers but many have been mute on it for fear of backlash) permalink source embed save save-RES parent report give gold reply](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/001/138/964/651.png "Notch's /r/OutOfTheLoop Response")
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